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Purkmister and the cantilevered town of Munichice see the deed given in Prague 28. December 1627 by Emperor Ferdinand II confirmed the knight’s status of Jan of Lhota and the town of Vysoká Lhota and Jan Mlíkovský of Lhota in the village of Zahoň, improve
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Character: description, miniature in the middle of the leaf, 88 x 103 mm.
In the red shield the silver fart is the back end upwards 1). On the shield consists a crowned wheel 2) a helmet with red - silver blankets. The jewel is two pens, red and silver, among them a stake in iron footwear and with a ram of six springs 3).
The improvement consisted in the confusion of red - silver spinning with a crown.
The miniature is in a golden frame and consists only of painting of the emblem without other visual elements.
1) In the miniature the fart is painted as four ladders connected to the cross. - 2) In the miniature there is a Turnajská bed. - 3) In the miniature the body is red, the ram is golden (or bronze).
Title: Purkmister and the cantilevered town of Munichice see the deed given in Prague 28. December 1627 by Emperor Ferdinand II confirmed the knight’s status of Jan of Lhota and the town of Vysoká Lhota and Jan Mlíkovský of Lhota in the village of Zahoň, improve
Description:
Character: description, miniature in the middle of the leaf, 88 x 103 mm.
In the red shield the silver fart is the back end upwards 1).
On the shield consists a crowned wheel 2) a helmet with red - silver blankets.
The jewel is two pens, red and silver, among them a stake in iron footwear and with a ram of six springs 3).
The improvement consisted in the confusion of red - silver spinning with a crown.
The miniature is in a golden frame and consists only of painting of the emblem without other visual elements.
1) In the miniature the fart is painted as four ladders connected to the cross.
- 2) In the miniature there is a Turnajská bed.
- 3) In the miniature the body is red, the ram is golden (or bronze).
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