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coat of arms of Jurmala (Latvia)
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municipality Jurmala
Date

2002
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Believe the author of this may have been a Frearson, or Frearson Brothers of Norseman, Dundas, Western Australia who had the first newspaper there. Also had newspaper in King Street, Adelaide where other family operated doing maps. Some brothers moved to Norseman 1890's and settled there some 18 years. Septimus Frearson was a Councillor of the Shire of Dundas at the time of proposed recession with newspaper articles related to visit by Premier John Forrest.
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Public domain Copyright Law of the Republic of Latvia: of April 6, 2000 - Full text (.pdf)

Section 6. Non-Protected Works

The following shall not be protected by copyright:

  • 1) regulatory enactments and administrative rulings, other documents issued by the State and Local Governments and adjudications of courts (laws, court judgements, decisions and other official documents), as well as official translations of such texts and official consolidated versions;
  • 2) State approved, as well as internationally recognised official symbols and signs (flags, Coats of Arms, anthems, and awards), the use of which is subject to specific regulatory enactments;
  • 3) maps, the preparation and use of which are determined by regulatory enactments;
  • 4) information provided in the press, radio or television broadcasts or other information media concerning news of the day and various facts and events; and
  • 5) ideas, methods, processes and mathematical concepts.

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This image was moved to Commons by User:Lychee (here: Lychee) with the tool CommonismNow.

  • Source: de.wikipedia.org
  • Image contributor(s): Exxu, Exxu
    • 2006-02-05T20:40:38Z UTC Exxu 123x145 (17448 bytes) *Bildbeschreibung: Wappen von Jurmala (Lettland) * Quelle: Stadtverwaltung von Jurmala * Fotograf/Zeichner: unbekannt * Datum: 2002 {{Wappen-PD-LV}}
    • 2006-02-07T16:08:17Z UTC Exxu 129x150 (18991 bytes) * Bildbeschreibung: Wappen von Jurmala (Lettland) * Quelle: Stadtverwaltung von Jurmala * Fotograf/Zeichner: unbekannt * Datum: 2002 * Sonstiges: Meer und Möwe als "Silber" dargestellt {{Wappen-PD-LV}}

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