File:Bundeszeichen Guestphalia Berlin.jpg

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Deutsch: Großes Bundeszeichen Corps Guestphalia Berlin (1810-1821), Zeichnung älter als 1821, Rechte abgelaufen

Großes Bundeszeichen des Corps Guestphalia Berlin (bestand von 1810 bis 1821, berühmtestes Mitglied war der Dichter Theodor Körner, aktiv 1811, gefallen in den Befreiungskriegen gegen Napoleon 1813), zeigt

  • den Lorbeerkranz mit zwei gekreuzten Glockenschlägern, an Klingenspitzen und Griffen die Buchstaben "P.A.C.H." ("pectus amico, cuspis hosti"),
  • im oberen Feld den Zirkel,
  • rechts das Gründungsdatum XXI.V.1810,
  • unten den Wappenspruch "Gladius ultor" und den abgekürzten Wappenspruch v.f.i.f.i. ("vivant fratres intimo foedere iuncti") sowie den "Punktbruch" mit drei Punkten oben für die drei Chargierten und vier Punkten unten für die restlichen Gründungsburschen, links und rechts vom Punktbruch die Buchstaben "V" und "H" für "Vivat Haaser" (Huldigung an den Gründer des Corps, der bereits in Göttingen und Jena einer Guestphalia angehört hat),
  • im linken Feld die Farben "Grün.Schwarz.Weiss",
  • das Datum ganz unten (XXV.I.1819) ist ein Rekonstitutionsdatum).
Date 23 September 2004 (original upload date)
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Author The original uploader was Rabe! at German Wikipedia.

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