File:Herrljunga vapen.svg

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Svenska: Herrljungas kommunvapen sedan 1974.
Blasonering: I blått fält ett av kavlar bildat kors av silver, åtföljt i fält 1 och 4 en sädeskärve samt i fält 2 och 3 av en stående gås, alla av guld.
English: Coat of arms of the municipality of Herrljunga, Sweden.
 See about CoA blazoning: [Expand]
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Made by Lokal_Profil after the blasoning.

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Other versions Coat of arms 1971-1973
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 Den här Det Vapen skapades med Inkscape av Lokal_Profil.

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current08:41, 15 August 2011Thumbnail for version as of 08:41, 15 August 2011251 × 304 (46 KB)wikimediacommons>L PBotUpdating colours per sv:Wikipediadiskussion:Projekt_heraldik#Färger.

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