File:Velben Wappenstein.JPG
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English: Relief with the coats of arms of Gebhard II. and Ulrich II. of Felben in St. Niclas in Weitau near St. Johann in Tirol
Deutsch: Relief mit dem Doppelwappen von Gebhard II. und Ulrich II. von Felben in der Nikolauskirche in der Weitau bei St. Johann in Tirol |
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| Source | Template:Museum St. JOhann in Tirol |
| Author | Leukentaler |
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| current | 19:26, 13 June 2022 | | 1,000 × 1,429 (241 KB) | Dorado (talk | contribs) | file optimized |
| 12:44, 28 March 2017 |  | 801 × 1,144 (698 KB) | Leukentaler (talk | contribs) | {{Information |Description ={{en|1=Relief with the coats of arms of Gebhard II. and Ulrich II. of Felben in St. Niclas in Weitau near St. Johann in Tirol}} {{de|1=Relief mit dem Doppelwappen von Gebhard II. und Ulrich II. von Felben in der Nikolausk... |
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