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Carsten Dock
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s***@gmail.com
2019-07-20 20:01:07 UTC
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Hi all.

Here is a little article about my 7xgreat grandfather in the direct male line Carsten Dock and his coat of arms: https://www.dropbox.com/s/dyaqolzzoxvn59f/carsten.pdf

http://carlotta.malmo.se/carlotta-mmus/web/object/601117?fbclid=IwAR3ofBouXEBLhURJmDsvGw8XAnP3B5FV7jKLQIMKQo6MFz27oN2MEIIKIIc

I wish I could read Swedish! Can anyone here help me learn if the article mentions any colors, metals or charges? Thanks!

-Sebastian
Peter Howarth
2019-07-21 08:26:41 UTC
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Post by s***@gmail.com
Hi all.
Here is a little article about my 7xgreat grandfather in the direct male line Carsten Dock and his coat of arms: https://www.dropbox.com/s/dyaqolzzoxvn59f/carsten.pdf
http://carlotta.malmo.se/carlotta-mmus/web/object/601117?fbclid=IwAR3ofBouXEBLhURJmDsvGw8XAnP3B5FV7jKLQIMKQo6MFz27oN2MEIIKIIc
I wish I could read Swedish! Can anyone here help me learn if the article mentions any colors, metals or charges? Thanks!
-Sebastian
I presume that Swedish, like German, uses normal colour names in heraldry. My pre-war Swedish dictionary translates
black, blue, gold, green, purple, red, silver, white, yellow
into
svart, blå, guld, grön, purpur, röd, silver, vit, gul.

I can find 'svart' in the next to last line, but that is about a trunk with black iron fittings. Otherwise, I can't see any colours, but you might have better luck.

Peter Howarth
Peter Howarth
2019-07-21 08:36:16 UTC
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Post by s***@gmail.com
Hi all.
Here is a little article about my 7xgreat grandfather in the direct male line Carsten Dock and his coat of arms: https://www.dropbox.com/s/dyaqolzzoxvn59f/carsten.pdf
http://carlotta.malmo.se/carlotta-mmus/web/object/601117?fbclid=IwAR3ofBouXEBLhURJmDsvGw8XAnP3B5FV7jKLQIMKQo6MFz27oN2MEIIKIIc
I wish I could read Swedish! Can anyone here help me learn if the article mentions any colors, metals or charges? Thanks!
-Sebastian
I presume that Swedish, like German, uses normal colour names in heraldry. My pre-war Swedish dictionary translates
black, blue, gold, green, purple, red, silver, white, yellow
into
svart, blå, guld, grön, purpur, röd, silver, vit, gul.
I can find 'svart' in the next to last line, but that is about a trunk with black iron fittings. Otherwise, I can't see any colours, but you might have better luck.
Peter Howarth
P.S. Is there any connection with Amsterdam? (gules, on a pale sable [colour on colour!] three saltires argent)
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