Image: Historic Coat of Arms of the Province of Madrid (1931-1939)

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Description: Historic coat of arms of the province of Madrid (currently Community of Madrid, Spain), 1931-1939 1st-4th quarters right placing. Quarterings and a central inescutcheon standing for: *1 Alcalá de Henares 'ancient' (a triple-towered castle over waves) *2 Navalcarnero 'ancient' (an aqueduct) *3 Colmenar Viejo 'ancient' (arms of the Santillana-Vega-Luna family) *4 Griñón 'ancient' *5 St Martin de Valdeiglesias 'ancient' *6 Getafe 'ancient' (An orb) *7 Torrelaguna (a tower over waves) *8 (inescutcheon) Madrid 'ancient'.
Title: Historic Coat of Arms of the Province of Madrid (1931-1939)
Credit: Domingo M.R. Los secretos que esconde el escudo de la Comunidad de Madrid. Diario ABC (14/09/05) Montejano, I. Madrid tiene dos escudos provinciales con estrellas de seis puntas. Diario ABC (83/12/05) [1] [2] [3] [4]
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