File:Anst Herreds våben 1584.png

DescriptionAnst Herreds våben 1584.png	Dansk: Våben for Anst Herred (1584 udgave). Illustration fra Anders Thisets artikel Om danske By- og Herredsvaaben trykt i Tidsskrift for Kunstindustri 1893-1894. English: Coat of arms of Anst Herred (Hundred), a former administrative subdivision of Denmark, 1584 version. Illustration from the article Om danske By- og Herredsvaaben written by Anders Thiset and published in Tidsskrift for Kunstindustri 1893-1894.
Date	Dansk: Senest 1893-1894. English: No later than 1893-1894.
Source	Dansk: Tidsskrift for Kunstindustri. Udgivet af Industriforeningen i Kjøbenhavn. Redigeret af C. Nyrop. Den komplette artikel strækker sig over 9. årgang (1893), siderne 16-28, 128-136 og 155-165 samt 10. årgang (1894), siderne 71-83 og 183-198. Denne illustration optræder på side 183 i 10. årgang (1894). Egen indscanning. English: Tidsskrift for Kunstindustri, published by the Copenhagen Industry Association. Edited by C. Nyrop. The complete article stretches over both the 1893 edition (pages 16-28, 128-136 and 155-165) as well as the 1894 edition (pages 71-83 and 183-198). This illustration appears on page 183 in the 1894 edition. Own scan.
Author	Anders Thiset (1850-1917)
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