Arms of Castile and Leon

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The arms of the old crown of Castille and León are usually shown as quartely shield, one of spanish contributions to universal heraldry, and are today part of many coats of arms, including those of the current Spanish autonomous community of Castilla y León and of the kingdom of Spain, but also of places which were related to the crown.

[edit] Coats of arms

[edit] National and regional coats

Autonomous comunity of Castilla y León.	Arms of Castilla y León within a French coat	Arms of the Crown of Castile	Arms of the Second Spanish Republic.
Current arms of the kingdom of Spain.

[edit] Municipal, insular and provincial coats

Coat of arms of Cáceres.	Toledo	Murcia	Jaén
Fuerteventura	Melilla

[edit] Municipal coats

Aiara / Ayala	Albitzur	Almadén	Anchuras
Carrión de los Condes	Cartagena	Erandio	Fuente el Fresno
Herencia	Riópar	Sopuerta	Villanueva de la Jara
Villanueva de los Infantes

[edit] Flags

Flag of the First Spanish Republic

Flag of the Second Spanish Republic

Current national flag of Spain

Flag of the autonomous community of Castile and León.	Royal standard of the Crown of Castile.	Banner of arms Crown of Castille c. XVI-XVIII style	Flag of the Province of Jaén, Andalusia.
Flag of Melilla

[edit] Paintings depicting flags

Christopher Columbus holding a C&L flag.

Columbus holding a flag (the arms of C&L are at its right).

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Saling ship.

[edit] Paintings depicting clothes

Alfonso X el Sabio

Reyes Católicos y séquito en la toma de Granada

Portrait of Ferdinand III of Castile and Leon, painted around 1620

[edit] Relieves

Stone carving in Valladolid, Spain.	Stone carving in Presencio. These are the arms of emperor Charles V.	Plaque in Los Angeles, USA, with the Arms of LA, presenting those of Castile and Leon in a lower quarter.	Christopher Columbus tomb in the cathedral of Seville, Spain.
Francoist coat of arms	Stone carving in Santo Domingo de la Calzada, Spain.