List of coats of arms in Mannheim

This list contains all coats of arms of the city district of Mannheim in Baden-Wuerttemberg listed in Wikipedia , including historical coats of arms. Almost all cities, communities and districts in Baden-Württemberg have a coat of arms. They can be reached via the navigation bar at the end of the page.

Coat of arms of the Mannheim district

Coat of arms of the city of Mannheim

Mannheim
The city of Mannheim in Baden-Württemberg

Former coat of arms of the city of Mannheim

Mannheim until 1802
Mannheim before 1896
Capital Mannheim 1896-1945

District coats of arms of former municipalities in Mannheim

Lithographic stone of the Mannheim coat of arms

Lithography stone with the coat of arms of Mannheim (mirror image)

The Mannheim coat of arms was also previously printed using the stone printing process. Here is an example of a lithographic stone from the 19th century on which the city's coat of arms can be seen in its individual components.

Blazons

↑ Mannheim : In a split shield in front in gold an upright red double hook ( wolf tang ), behind in black a red armored, red-tongued and red crowned double-tailed golden lion.
↑ Mannheim : In a shield divided diagonally to the right, a red-armored, red-tongued and red-crowned double-tailed golden lion above in black, roughened below with blue and silver.
^ Mannheim : An upright red double hook (Wolfsangel).
↑ Mannheim : In a split shield in front in gold an upright red double hook (wolf tang), behind in black a red armored, red-tongued and red crowned double-tailed golden lion. As a shield holder, a silver griffin like such forms part of the sovereign coat of arms.

literature

Klemens Stadler: German coat of arms. Volume VIII: Baden-Württemberg . With drawings by Max Reinhart. Angelsachsen-Verlag Bremen, 1971
Guido Walz (Red.), Brockhaus Verlag (Ed.): Der Brockhaus Mannheim. 400 years of the city of squares - The Lexicon . Bibliographisches Institut & FA Brockhaus, Mannheim 2006. ISBN 3-7653-0181-7

[1] Mannheim : In a split shield in front in gold an upright red double hook ( wolf tang ), behind in black a red armored, red-tongued and red crowned double-tailed golden lion.

[2] Mannheim : In a shield divided diagonally to the right, a red-armored, red-tongued and red-crowned double-tailed golden lion above in black, roughened below with blue and silver.

[3] Mannheim : An upright red double hook (Wolfsangel).

[4] Mannheim : In a split shield in front in gold an upright red double hook (wolf tang), behind in black a red armored, red-tongued and red crowned double-tailed golden lion. As a shield holder, a silver griffin like such forms part of the sovereign coat of arms.