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Deutsch: Jüngeres Wappen der Grafen von Toggenburg und der Grafschaft Toggenburg bis 1798

English: Younger coat of arms of the counts of Toggenburg and of the County of Toggenburg until 1798

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13 February 2007

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Marco Zanoli ( sidonius 10:42, 14 February 2007 (UTC))

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