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A roll of 4 columns
title "Communes of Meuse – Part 2"
Barry of 8 or and azure on a quarter argent a key
gules shown much larger slightly higher. caption Brixey–aux–Chanoines
then
(2011) Or an escutcheon parted per pale: 1st or a
monk brown shown slightly smaller much higher higher
to sinister much narrower, 2nd per fess paly of 6
argent and gules; paly of 6 gu and arg; in pale throughout
wider wider; on a chief azure a grasshopper or shown
very much wider wider much larger. caption "Bure,
Meuse"
then
Gules 5 annulets 2 2 1 or shown closer together much
lower a label dovetailed azure. caption Chardogne
then
(1981) Quartered: 1st and 4th azure crusilly or 2
barbels embowed palewise addorsed of the last, 2nd
az a crozier or in dexter side shown slightly taller
lower much to sinister to sinister a sword proper
in sinister side shown to dexter slightly to dexter
narrower smaller larger 3 passion nails argent shown
further apart shorter shorter, 3rd az a crozier or
in dexter side shown much to sinister to sinister
higher a sword proper in sinister side shown to dexter
slightly to dexter narrower higher 3 passion nails
argent shown further apart much higher shorter shorter.
caption Charny–sur–Meuse
then
(2016) Chape or and gules a ragged staff sable shown
very much larger lower between 2 crosslets gu shown
closer together much lower slightly lower much larger
a pheon inverted argent in dexter and sinister chief
shown much further apart much closer together slightly
smaller. caption Chonville–Malaumont
then
(2012) Gules a mount vert a falcon argent shown much
smaller a candle bendwise arg inflamed or in dexter
base shown closer together closer together much larger
slightly rotated to dexter a candle bendwise sinister
reversed arg inflamed or in sinister base shown closer
together closer together much larger slightly rotated
to sinister 3 squares in fess arg in chief shown much
smaller slightly larger much higher. caption Cierges–sous–Montfaucon
then
(2019) Or a natural rose gules leaved and stemmed
vert shown very much larger slightly higher between
2 demi squares azure shown stroked az very much narrower
much higher closer together charged with a hurt shown
stroked az larger much larger very much wider; on
a chief az a bag or shown very much larger between
2 mullets argent. caption Cléry–le–Grand
then
(2020) Azure a point in point embattled inverted gules
a bundle of grapes or in middle chief a pitcher (milk
jug) in lower half shown larger higher a mullet argent
in each flank. caption Cléry–le–Petit
then
(1957) Gules 3 maidens in fess argent shown higher
slightly higher larger a chief azure semy of crosses
pomme fitchy arg. caption Commercy
then
(2008) Parted per pale: 1st bendy argent and gules
a lion or armed sable, 2nd or 3 mallets 1 2 sa shown
closer together larger. caption Cousances–les–Forges
then
(2014) Gules a bend wavy argent a bendlet sinister
of the field a fountain stone in second quarter a
palm leaf reversed or in third quarter shown much
larger very much closer together. caption Couvertpuis
then
(1998) Azure a barbel embowed palewise reversed shown
slightly to dexter to dexter slightly higher a flame
or in sinister flank shown slightly to dexter to dexter
higher. caption Couvonges
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