Template talk:Infobox Polish coat of arms

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{{Infobox PolishCoA
| herb       = 
| image      =HerbSzablon.png
| battlecry  = 
| alternative=
| mention    = 
| families   =
| towns      = 
}}
{{subst:PolishCoA structure}}

• herb - name of the CoA
• image - image of the CoA itself, replace the dummy template with appropriate pic if available
• battlecry - battle cry or motto
• mention - earliest mention and source
• alternative - alternative names
• families - list of clans or families using this CoA
• towns - list of towns and cities using this CoA

Simply copy the content of the above table to the Coat of Arms page and fill the info between = and | signs. When changing the template image to CoA-specific be sure to include only the name of the pic file, without the Image: prefix.