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Magyar: A boldogfai Farkas család cimere - Siebmacher könyvben szereplő rajz
Johann Siebmacher (1561–1611), Géza von Csergheö, Major a. D. (Heft 1 – 7 unter Mit-Redaction des Iván von Nagy.)
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