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Element of coat of arms
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Italiano: Corona normale di patrizio italiano
English: Coronet of an Italian Patrician
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oro
Date 28 August 2021
Artist
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Lamberto99
Source Own work based on: Heraldic Crown of Spanish Dukes (Variant 1).svg by Heralder
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