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Description Bawola Glowa coat of arms
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Source File:Lachnicki herb.svg – Escutcheon, Helmet, Coronet, Crest
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  • Tadeusz Gajl – Escutcheon, Helmet, Coronet, Crest – author
  • Bastianow – Escutcheon, Helmet, Coronet, Crest – vector version
  • Riva – Charge
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