13-07-2026, 03:55 PM
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6. Ascoli coat of arms from 1379 and 1382, oriignally on the Porta Torricella, also known as Porta Tornasacco
![[Image: Stemma_di_Ascoli_Piceno_08.jpg]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/31/Stemma_di_Ascoli_Piceno_08.jpg)
![[Image: Stemma_di_Ascoli_Piceno_01_copia.jpg]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/09/Stemma_di_Ascoli_Piceno_01_copia.jpg)
7. A shield that combines the crests of Ascoli and Fermo was carved onto the Porta Solestà in the year 1450 (MCCCCL in the inscription), a juxtaposition created to seal the peace reached between the two cities with the mediation of San Giacomo della Marca.
![[Image: Stemma_di_Ascoli_Piceno_023.jpg]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/a7/Stemma_di_Ascoli_Piceno_023.jpg)
The two crests with Guelph merlons on a red background are from 1230.
There is an entire Wikipedia article dedicated to this coat of arms:
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7. A shield that combines the crests of Ascoli and Fermo was carved onto the Porta Solestà in the year 1450 (MCCCCL in the inscription), a juxtaposition created to seal the peace reached between the two cities with the mediation of San Giacomo della Marca.
The two crests with Guelph merlons on a red background are from 1230.
There is an entire Wikipedia article dedicated to this coat of arms:
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