File:Griffis arms limburg.jpg
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Summary
Town arms of some ancestral seats
Showing the coats of arms of:
Stompwijk; province of Zuid-Holland
Beek en Donk; province of Noord-Brabant
Nieuwerkerk; province of Zeeland
Echt, Eijsden, Borgharen, Wessem, Spaubeek, Stein, Houthem, Elsloo, Obbicht en Papenhoven, Itteren, Merkelbeek, Brunssum, Jabeek and Schinveld; province of Limburg
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| current | 09:50, 29 January 2006 | | 1,500 × 2,479 (447 KB) | Dedden | Town arms of some ancestral seats Showing the coats of arms of:<br> Stompwijk; province of Zuid-Holland<br> Beek en Donk; province of Noord-Brabant<br> Nieuwerkerk; province of Zeeland<br> Echt, Eijsden, Borgharen, Wessem, Spaubeek, Stein, Houthem, Elslo |
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