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Does any one know exactly what the images in the badge stand for?
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Hi.. Yes... The badge combines the arms of Wurttemberg. The original arms of W�rttemberg are three deer antlers. They are first mentioned in 1228 as the arms of count Konrad and his father Hartmann. The arms were derived from older arms of the counts of Nellenburg, that showed three blue antlers. The horse comes from the arms of Stuttgart. Stuttgart became a city in the 13th century and the capital of the Counts of W�rttemberg in 1312. The horse itself is a canting symbol. Stute = stud, and the name is supposed to have been Stutengarten, or garden of the studs The colors are the provincial colors of Baden-Wurttemberg. Hope this helps.
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