Reichsadler

SVG versions

Imperial banner

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  14th century
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  early modern to modern, no halos, no crowns (unhistorical, should be square)
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  early modern to modern, halos, no crowns (unhistorical, should be square)
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  Charles V

Imperial coat of arms

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  Matthew Paris (1250)
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  early 14th century
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  late 14th century
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  15th century, double-headed, halos, no crowns
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  15th century, single-headed, no halo, no crown
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  15th century, double-headed, all sable, no halos, no crowns (c.f. Conrad Grünenberg 1483)
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  double-headed, halos, no crowns. Classic style.
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  early modern to modern, double-headed, halos, no crowns
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  Quaternion eagle (1510)
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  Maximilian (1493-1519), arguably Ferdinand III (1637-1657, but the eagle is in 16th-century style)
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  Habsburg emperors (16th century)
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  Habsburg Emperors (17th century)
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  Charles VI
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  Charles VII
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  Francis I

Modern

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  German Confederation (1865)
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  German Empire
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  German Empire
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  Wilhelm II's German Empire
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  German Empire
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  German Empire
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  War ensign of the German Empire
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  Weimar Republic
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  Weimar Republic (1928-1933), Nazi Germany (1933-1935), Federal Republic of Germany (from 1950)
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  Nazi Germany (1935-1945)

Bitmap versions

Imperial banner

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  Reichssturmfahne, 15th century
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  15th/16th century
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  loosely early modern (should be square)

Imperial coat of arms

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  Joseph II (1765)

Modern

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  German Empire

Historical imagery

Medieval

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  Matthew Paris (1250): double-headed
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  Segar's Roll (1290): double-headed
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  Codex Manesse (c. 1304)
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  Codex Balduini (c. 1340)
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  Charles IV (1349), single-headed, no halo, no crown
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  Sigismund (1433), double-headed, halos, no crowns
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  Bern Minster (1450)
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  Le Bouvier (c. 1455), single-headed, no halo, no crown
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  Conrad Grünenberg (1483)
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  Weringerode Armorial (c. 1490), double-headed, halos, crowns
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  15th century, single-headed, no halo, no crown

16th century

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  Etterlin (1507), double-headed, halos, no crowns
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  Livro do Armeiro-Mor (1509), double-headed, no halos, no crowns
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  Quaternion eagle (1510)
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  Maximilian (1515)
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  ca. 1520, double headed, crowns but no halos
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  Regensburg Armorial (1535), double-headed with halos and crowns
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  Virgil Solis (1545), double-headed with halos and crowns
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  Jakob Kallenberg (1545), double-headed with halos, no crowns
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  Charles V (1545)
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  Colmar Koifhus, with halos and crowns

17th century

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  1609, double-headed, halos, no crowns
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  Matthew (1627)
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  Basel (1640)

18th century

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  Charles VII (1742)

Modern

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  Prussia (1813)
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  German Confederation (1865)
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  German Empire (1888)
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  German Empire
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  German Empire
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  German Empire
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  Weimar Republic (1928)