COAT of ARMS, Poland Free City of GDANSK, Wall plague. Pre Owned

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COAT  of ARMS,
Poland Free City of Gdansk,
Vintage, Rare, Pre
OWNED, Good Condition, Wall Plague, Made of Wood & Copper
Size: 9 1/4 in x 7 in x 3/4 in.
Diameter of Copper Plate: 4 3/4 in
There is one scratch on a copper plate, about 1/4 inch at location of 2 o'clock & in the same location on the  the wooden plate approximately 3mm long.
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King Casimir Jagiellonczyk not only accomplished the merger of Gdansk with the kingdom, but also endowed its inhabitants with numerous privileges, the most important of which, called "Great", was signed on May 15, 1457.
The City of Gdansk begins to mint its own coin. In the city's coat of arms, above two crosses, the royal crown has since been visible the Jagiellonian dynasty. In addition, the Polish eagle will also become a motif that will often be present in the works of Gdańsk artisans and artists,
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