Fredericksburg, Virginia (Revised)

    arg grady in annulo pearl
a saltire az grady in annulo blue-dress fimbriated
 royal-blue
an ostrich feather or grady in fess golden brown stroked
 dark-goldenrod rotated very much smaller higher wider
 much to the dexter higher
an ostrich feather or grady in fess golden brown stroked
 dark-goldenrod rotated sinister reversed very much
 smaller higher wider much to the sinister higher
an sca shaped escutcheon grady in annulo gu and ferrari-red
 a fillet bordure chilli-pepper in chief smaller slightly
 higher charged with an french imperial crown bigger
 much higher higher slightly higher
crest a ducal crown proper very much bigger very much
 wider much lower above an upper half of a robin gu
 grady firebrick stroked sa much bigger very much higher
 very much higher charged with a wing gu grady firebrick
 stroked sa very much bigger bigger much to the sinister
 taller
supporter in dexter a griffin rampant or grady in
 annulo golden brown beaked or langued armed gu pizzled
 dark goldenrod stroked dark goldenrod much bigger
 much to the dexter slightly to the dexter
supporter in sinister a griffin papelonny grady in
 annulo or orange and grady in annulo or golden brown
 stroked brunatre langued armed gu pizzled dark-goldenrod
 slightly bigger much higher higher slightly higher
motto "FAMAM    EXTENDIMUS    FACTIS" az stroked royal-blue
 very much higher slightly higher

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The arms were officially adopted on February 13, 1973. The silver shield is charged with a blue saltire taken from the battle flag of the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia, signifying the city’s role as a focal point of some of the heaviest fighting of the American Civil War. The two golden feathers on the cross are taken from the badge of the heir apparent to the British throne, memorializing Frederick, Prince of Wales, eldest son of George II, for whom the city was named. The small red shield in the upper angle of the saltire, charged with the crown of Charlemagne, is the badge of the arch-treasurer of the Holy Roman Empire, a hereditary office held by the House of Hanover. Above the shield, the crest is based on that of George Washington but with Virginia’s state bird, the cardinal, taking the place of Washington’s raven. Finally, the two griffins supporting the shield are a hybrid of the British lion and the American eagle, explained as representing Fredericksburg’s past, present, and future. https://www.heraldry-wiki.com/heraldrywiki/index.php?title=Fredericksburg

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