Iwanowski coat of arms

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Iwanowski

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Iwanowski is a Polish coat of arms. It was used by the Iwanowski Polish noble family.

History

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It derived from the Rogala coat of arms, previously used by the noble Iwanowski family.

Blazon

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Blazon is described with two white deer horn. The horns' place is swapped on the helmet.

Related coat of arms

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Dynastic Genealogy

v t e Coats of arms of Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth noble families
Szlachta	Abdank Abgarowicz Achinger Aksak Alabanda Alemani Allan Amadej Antoniewicz Azulewicz Bajbuza Belina Bełty Bes Beztrwogi Białynia Biberstein Bieńkowski Biliński Bogdanowicz Bogorya Bogusz Bojcza Bończa Boreyko Bożawola Brama Brochwicz Brodzic Brzuska Casafranca Chodkiewicz Cholewa Chyliński Cieleski Ciołek Czarnowron Czartoryski Czewoja Czewoja II Dąb Dąbrowa Dąbrowski Dąbrowski I Dębno Denhof Deszpot Dołęga Doliwa Drogosław Druck Drużyna Dryja Działosza Finke Fleming Garczyński Gąska Geysztor Giejsz Gierałt Ginwiłł Glaubicz Gliński Godziemba Goły Gozdawa Grabie Grabowiec Groty Gryf Gryzima Grzymała Gutak Gwiazdy Gwiaździcz Haller Hełm Herburt Hipocentaur Hodyc Hornowski Hozyusz Iwanowski Janina Jasieńczyk Jastrzębiec Jelita Jeż Juńczyk Junosza Kierdeja Kietlicz Klamry Komar Konderski Kopacz Lew II Kopaszyna Korab Korczak Korsak Korwin Korybut Kościesza Kot morski Kotwica Kotwicz Kownia Kropacz Krucina Krukowski Kryszpin Krzywda Księżyc Kur Kur II Kurowski Kusza Łabędź Larysza Leliwa Leszczyc Lewart Lis Łodzia Lubicz Łuk Mądrostki Masalski Książę III Materna Mniszech Mogiła Mohyła Mora Nabram Nałęcz Napiwon Nieczuja Niesobia Nowina Nycz Odrowąż Odwaga Odyniec Ogończyk Oksza Orda Orla Osek Ossorya Ostoja Ostroga Ostrogski Oszyk Paprzyca Pierzchała Piłsudski Piława Pobóg Pogoń Litewska Pogoń Ruska Pogonia Półkozic Pomian Poraj Pół Orła Poronia Poźniak Prawdzic Prus Prus II Wilczekosy Prus III Przegonia Przerowa Przyjaciel Przykorwin Radwan Rawa Roch III Rogala Rola Rosyniec Rozmiar Ryc Samson Sandrecki Sas Sas II Starykoń Sulima Szreniawa Topór Trąby Trestka Wadwicz Waga Warnia Wąż Wczele Wejher Wieniawa Wierzbna Wilcza Głowa Wysocki Wyssogota Zabawa Zadora Zagłoba Zaremba Zawadzki Zerwikaptur Zgraja
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History

Blazon

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Related coat of arms

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