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by Zeljko Heimer
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Slavonski Brod (until 1934. Brod na Savi) was granted
coat of arms late XVIII or early XIX century, certainly before
1820., that was basically the same as the one used today. On the
shield Azure above the wavy bar Argent there is a heron holding a
fish in the beak and a rotulus (scroll) in dexter leg all Or,
followed with a crescent Azure and five sixpointed stars (3:2) Or
in corners. The name of the city could be inscribed in arch under
the lower edge of the shield.
Zeljko Heimer
I was contacted by the webmaster of the site of Slavonski Brod
(capital of Brodsko-posavska County), pointing me to the page
with description of SB CoA and flag at http://www.sbonline.net/grad/grbgrada.htm
Unfortunately english text is not available yet. Therefore I
translate it here:
The Coat of Arms of the City of Slavonski Brod
The coat of arms is in shape of semi-circular shield, Azure over
the wavy bar Argent a heron holding a fish in the beak and a
scroll in dexter leg all Or. Above it in dexter a crescent
Argent, in sinister five sixpointed stars in two rows (3:2) Or.
If the coat of arms is used with the name of the city, the text
is inscribed in arch under the lower edge of the shield.
The Flag of the City of Slavonski Brod
The flag is made in ratio 1:2, and for hoisting on a mast, in
ratio 2:6. The flag is white, that is, in the colour of natural
silk. The coat of arms of the City of Slavonski Brod is in the
middle. The ceremonial flag of the City is in ratio 1:2 made of
natural silk, doubled with stright edges without border (fringe),
with the coat of arms made of silk combined with embroidery or
embroidery in gold.
The ways and conditions of the usage of the coat of arms and the
flag of the City are determined by a special decision according
to the law.
Zeljko Heimer, 10 Febuary 1999
by Zeljko Heimer
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by Zeljko Heimer
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