Working iron
The knives or knives are tools of the blacksmiths . This hand tool is used to shape or cut out a horse's hoof before shod. The cutting part of it is in the shape of a small shovel. The iron is about 30 centimeters long and weighs around 500 grams . The vagina width is around 4–5 centimeters.
In French the tool is called butte or boutoir . It can only be found as a heraldic figure in French heraldry . Due to the rarity in the coat of arms , the coat of arms figure has not experienced any special heraldic characteristics. In the coat of arms of the French family Butet are three blue wrought iron as a talking coat of arms in silver.
Description of the coat of arms for the coat of arms of the municipality of Hubersdorf introduced in 1941: In red, on the right six-pointed spherical star , on the left an upright black push-hoof knife (cast iron or boutoir).
literature
- Works in the Heraldry Wiki
- Pierer's Universal Lexicon. Volume 19, Altenburg 1865, p. 282.
- Oscar Mothes: Illustrated Construction Lexicon. Volume 1, Verlagbuchhandlung Otto Spamer, Leipzig / Berlin 1863, p. 494.
- Carl von Mayer : Heraldic ABC book: that is: the essence and concept of scientific heraldry, its history, literature, theory, etc. Practice. Volume 2, C. Wolf and Son (in Commission Finsterlin), Munich 1857, p. 329.
Individual evidence
- ↑ Johann Christian Ginzrot: The carts and chassis of the Greeks and Romans and other ancient peoples. Volume 2, J. Lentner, Munich 1817, p. 526.