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Description

coat of arms of the municipality of Neunhausen, Luxembourg
Source

heraldic description:Armorial Communal du Grand Duché de Luxembourg, images: mainly heraldic project on french wikipedia but also other heraldic sources on commons, minor design changes and putting it all together by me
Date

27 September 2006
Author

Spanish_Inquisition
Permission

GNUFDL


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According to Luxembourgish legislation, law of September 16, 1993 (text in French), the coat of arms of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg can be used without restraint if not for the following cases:

  • fraud
  • commercial, industrial, professional, adverstising purposes with exception of those defined by law.

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