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Last name
Pancera

Nobility: Nobili - Patrizi - Conti
Nobles in:
Italia - Croazia (Friuli Venezia Giulia)
Language of the text: English

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Pancera

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Friulian family. With the Parliamentary Decree of 9 October 1924, Stefano, of Vinceslao, was recognized the title of noble of the Holy Roman Empire for males and females and with this title The bibliography of this family is mentioned by the Marquis Vittorio Spreti, in his Historical-Noble Encyclopedia Italian printed in Milan in 1936. Collecting manuscripts of heraldic and noble-genealogical content, among libraries and in many public and private archives. The testimonies and documents collected for the formation of the work in question were transmitted by the family itself. As shown in the Heraldic Magazine edited by the Heraldic College of Rome. The coat of arms of the Pancera family is: Party: in the first section: above red to the blue and silver checkered band of three rows and fifteen pieces, under blue to the star of 6 golden rays; in the second, green with eagle in black, red tongued,

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Pancera

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Pancera

Partito: nel primo troncato: sopra di rosso alla banda scaccata d'azzurro e d'argento di tre file e di quindici pezzi, sotto d'azzurro alla stella di 6 raggi d'oro; nel secondo di verde all'aquila di nero, linguata di rosso, membrata, rostrata e coronata d'oro. Cimiero: Quattro penne di struzzo: la prima di verde, la seconda e la terza di rosso, la quarta d'argento.

Stemma della famiglia Pancera da Fiume, fonte: "Enciclopedia Storico-Nobiliare Italiana di V. Spreti" vol V.

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