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A large set of coa's found on the famous Zurich Roll of Arms .
Download here .
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Download here .
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Snugglie said:
Hmmmm, just google it! :rofl:
I remember that most of them come from the region around the lake Constance, and that this roll is the oldest one surviving (or so
)!And an idea for the none coa:
It is the text of a prayer in latin, but letters have become too small...
Some byzantine icons, most of them found on the site of the Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople, converted into coa's.
It would be great to replace most silly greek and byzantine coa's with these icons.
Download here
It would be great to replace most silly greek and byzantine coa's with these icons.
Download here
Absolutely compatible.
1) Just find the coa you like,
2) find which one you want to replace,
3) rename the coa-created by me into what you want,
4) back up the original file and
5) overwrite it in the coa folder.
1) Just find the coa you like,
2) find which one you want to replace,
3) rename the coa-created by me into what you want,
4) back up the original file and
5) overwrite it in the coa folder.