Car tip

The Wagenkipf , also known as Kipfel, Wagenspreet or Wagenrunge , is a common figure in heraldry .

The part of the wagon is shown, which shows the long wooden, later steel stanchions that are inserted in pairs on the left and right of the wagon pointing upwards or are firmly connected in order to secure the load against sliding down sideways. The coat of arms section is limited to a pair of stanchions.

The tinging is done according to the heraldic rules. The wagon tip is mostly combined with other herald images in the shield . In the coat of arms of Kipfenberg the coat of arms figure is talking .

The following family names emerged from him:

Tilt chair
Tilt chair
Kipf

Examples

Web links

Wagenkipf in the Heraldik-Wiki

literature

Walter Leonhard : The great book of heraldic art. Development, elements, motifs, design. 2nd, revised and expanded edition. Georg DW Callway, Munich 1978, ISBN 3-7667-0345-5 , p. 268 image 7, p. 276 image 17.

Individual evidence

↑ : "Car stanchion: support that holds the upper part of the car". So in: Gert Oswald : Lexicon of Heraldry. (From apple cross to twin bars) . 3rd, unchanged edition. Battenberg, Regenstauf 2011, ISBN 978-3-86646-077-5 , pp. 412 .

[1] : "Car stanchion: support that holds the upper part of the car". So in: Gert Oswald : Lexicon of Heraldry. (From apple cross to twin bars) . 3rd, unchanged edition. Battenberg, Regenstauf 2011, ISBN 978-3-86646-077-5 , pp. 412 .