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The arms of Dresden around 1980The arms of Dresden around 1920
The arms of Dresden first appeared on the seal of the city in 1309. The seal may pre-date the oldest existing documents about Dresden from the early 13th century. The arms that depict the lion of Meissen and the pales of Landsberg have ever since been used by the city. The original pales were probably blue, but were later converted to black. From the 16th century the arms were furnished with a helmet and mantling, but these fell in disuse at the beginning to the twentieth century.[1]
^"Deutsche Wappen (Gemeindewappen Kreiswappen) - DRESDEN". Archived from the original on 2001-07-20.
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