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historically known in the
Crown of the
Kingdom of
Poland as the coat of arms of '
Saszor' (Szaszor),
later derived as the 'Orla' arms, and
subsequently conferred...
- Szaszor, also
known as
Saszor, is a
heraldic charge in the
shape of
headless eagle. It was used in the Orla and
Saszow coat of arms of
heraldic clans of...
- (Bradacica, Hoksza, Kołda) Oława (Oliwa) Orda Orla (Mściug, Opala, Opola,
Saszor also Szaszor, Zapale) Osek
Oskierka (lub Oskierko, herb własny, odmiana...
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purchased in 1532 by the Roman-German
Silesian House of Saszowski, who bore the
Saszor coat of arms and were
recognised as one of the most
eminent and affluent...
