Former arms of Entringen, Germany

Granted 1929 – 1971

Blazon: Gules a duck naiant argent on water in base azure, on a chief or an antler in fess sable

It seems like the duck (Ente) was used as a canting symbol for the town long before the arms were formally granted; there are records of it dating back to the late seventeenth century, and it was used pretty consistently (albeit in different configurations) through the turn of the twentieth century. I’m assuming the antler is a reference to the arms of Württemberg, though I can’t find that explicitly stated anywhere.

Arms of Auerbach, Austria

Granted 1993

Blazon: Azure a duck close naiant argent, beaked and legged or, holding in the beak a host, in base two bars wavy, all of the second

Arms of Aschau im Zillertal, Austria

Granted 1974

Blazon: Azure a wild duck or

Arms of Ares, Spain

Granted ?

Blazon: Argent on water in base barry wavy azure and of the field a castle triple-towered or windowed gules, seated on the dexter and sinister towers two ducks close addorsed proper, all within a bordure of the third

Arms of Deizisau, Germany

Blazon: Per pale or a gonfanon gules and of the second a duck’s foot of the first

Arms of Kieselbronn, Germany

 

Blazon: Gules a duck’s foot couped palewise or