Template talk:Infobox Polish coat of arms

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Heraldry and vexillology

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Poland

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This template was considered for deletion on 2017 September 16. The result of the discussion was "no consensus".

Please look at the Project Main Page for detailed instructions on how to create a page on Polish Coat of Arms, what is this template and what is it for. Halibutt

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{{Infobox PolishCoA
| herb       = 
| image      =HerbSzablon.png
| battlecry  = 
| alternative=
| mention    = 
| families   =
| towns      = 
}}
{{subst:PolishCoA structure}}

Terms used

herb - name of the CoA
image - image of the CoA itself, replace the dummy template with appropriate pic if available
battlecry - battle cry or motto
mention - earliest mention and source
alternative - alternative names
families - list of clans or families using this CoA
towns - list of towns and cities using this CoA

How to

Simply copy the content of the above table to the Coat of Arms page and fill the info between = and | signs. When changing the template image to CoA-specific be sure to include only the name of the pic file, without the Image: prefix.