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English: Louis I of Hungary and Poland. Crest: ostrich holding in its beak a horseshoe
Magyar: Anjou-kori királyi címert kiegészítő sisakdísz. A patkót harapó strucc leginkább Károly Róbert, Nagy Lajos és Zsigmond királyainkhoz kapcsolható. Címerkiegészítő sisakdíszeiken ékeskedve válhattak széles körben ismertté, hiszen Károly Róbert 1326-ban vert ezüst garasán, de Nagy Lajos sisakdíszeként az 1380 körül keletkezett Gerle Herold címerkönyvében (arany koronából két strucctoll között növekvő, csőrével arany patkót tartó struccfej) is megjelenik.
Date 14th century
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