File:Coat of Arms of Caracas.svg
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English: Coat of arms of Carcacas City (Venezuela)
Español: Escudo de la ciudad de Carcacas (Venezuela)<>Academia Nacional de la Historia de Venezuela: "tiene por armas en campo de plata un León de color pardo, puesto en pie, teniendo entre los brazos una venera de oro con la Cruz roja de Santiago, y por timbre un coronel de cinco puntas de oro".. |
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| Author | Heralder, lion from File:Coat of arms of Caracas.svg |
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| Other versions | File:Escudo de Caracas.svg File:EscudoCaracasDC.png File:Caracas coat of arms.gif File:Caracas escudo.svg |
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