Le Gosier, Département de la Guadeloupe, France
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transparent a natural pelican reversed papelonny or and grady in pale golden brown or stroked sa in dexter flank bigger slightly bigger narrower much taller much lower slightly to the dexter a natural pelican papelonny or and grady in pale golden brown or stroked sa in sinister flank bigger slightly bigger narrower much taller much lower slightly to the sinister an escutcheon sa; slightly smaller slightly smaller slightly smaller an escutcheon grady in bend arg platinum 3 lozenge grady in annulo sa midnight much narrower narrower much closer together bigger slightly bigger a chief grady in bend az blue-eyes charged with a fleur de lys bigger slightly bigger stroked sa barry indented one in the other or or stroked dark goldenrod; smaller slightly smaller a village mural crown grady in pale or golden brown stroked sa in chief much shorter bigger slightly higher motto " 15 PRAIRIAL AN II " sa very much higher //H1 924-281
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Notes
The shield is the arms of the Dampierre family, main family of the town in the late eighteenth century. The fleur-de-lys symbolises Saint Louis, patron saint of Gosier. The two pelicans refer to the etymology of the town (grand-gousier was a 17th century name for a pelican). "15 Prairial Year II" is the date of the second decree of the Convention on the Abolition of Slavery in France (June 2, 1794). https://www.heraldry-wiki.com/wiki/Le_Gosier
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