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Antal Family Hungarian Coat of Arms Fridge Magnet by NemethArt

These Family Coats of Arms were described in Ivan Nagy’s “Families of Hungary”, a 13 volume monumental work published in mid 1800s, or were taken from the documents of the Hungarian National Library and some from other sources. Hungarian kings and rulers, beginning as early as the 13th century, granted these Coats of Arms and ranks of nobility. For more information please send an email to joseph@nemeth-heraldic-art.com. Any of these crests can be used on any Zazzle products.

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These Family Coats of Arms were described in Ivan Nagy’s “Families of Hungary”, a 13 volume monumental work published in mid 1800s, or were taken from the documents of the Hungarian National Library and some from other sources. Hungarian kings and rulers, beginning as early as the 13th century, granted these Coats of Arms and ranks of nobility. For more information please send an email to joseph@nemeth-heraldic-art.com. Any of these crests can be used on any Zazzle products.

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