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English: National coat of arms of Finland as proposed by Rudolf Ray.
Suomi: Rudolf Rayn ehdotus Suomen kansallisvaakunaksi.
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Source File:Itsenäisyyden kuusi marker, Helsinki - DSC04333.JPG, https://heraldica.narc.fi/kuvanakyma.html?id=36276&lang=fi
Author Original design by Rudolf Ray, vectorised by Fenn-O-maniC

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