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Spain has many coats of arms: the nation has one, the reigning monarch and the heir presumptive each have one, and there are others for the institutions of state and for Spanish regions and towns.

National

• National Coat of arms (1981–present)

The Royal Family

• Coat of arms of
  the King of Spain
  (2014–present)
• Coat of Arms of
  the Princess of Asturias
  (2015–present)
• Coat of arms of
  King Juan Carlos
  (1975–present)

Institutions

• The Senate
• The Congress
• The Council of State
• The General Council of the Judicial Power
• Coat of Arms of the Spanish Judiciary Badges
• The Customs Surveillance Service
• The Body of Legal Representatives of the State
• The General Council of Spanish Lawyers
• The General Council of Spanish Solicitors

Autonomies

Provinces

• Álava
• Albacete Province
• Alicante Province
• Almería Province
• Asturias
• Ávila Province
• Badajoz Province
• Balearic Islands
• Barcelona Province
• Biscay
• Burgos Province
• Cáceres Province
• Cádiz Province
• Cantabria
• Castellón Province
• Ciudad Real Province
• Córdoba Province
• Corunna Province
• Cuenca Province
• Gipuzkoa
• Girona Province
• Granada Province
• Guadalajara Province
• Huelva Province
• Huesca Province
• Jaén Province
• León Province
• Lleida Province
• Lugo Province
• Community of Madrid
• Málaga Province
• Murcia Region
• Navarre
• Ourense Province
• Palencia Province
• Las Palmas Province
• Pontevedra Province
• La Rioja
• Salamanca Province
• Santa Cruz de Tenerife Province
• Segovia Province
• Soria Province
• Saragossa Province
• Seville Province
• Tarragona Province
• Teruel Province
• Toledo Province
• Valencia Province
• Valladolid Province
• Zamora Province

Historical

• Province of Albacete
  (1956–1993)
• Former Province of Murcia
• Former Province of Santander

• Province of Cádiz
• 1886–1927
• 1927–1931 and 1939–1973
• 1931–1939

• Province of Guadalajara
• Until 1931
• 1931–1939
• 1939–1977

• Province of Jaén
• 1871–1931
• 1931–1939
  National Arms
• 1939–1977

• Province of León
• 1833–1931 and 1938–1977
• 1931–1938

• Former Province of Madrid
• 1872–1873 and 1874–c.1920
• 1873–1874
• c.1920–1931
• 1931–1939
• 1939–1968
• 1968–1977
• 1977–1983

Islands

Balearic Islands

• Emblem of the Council of Majorca

• Menorca
• Former Coat of Arms of Menorca

• Emblem of the Council of Ibiza
• Former Coat of Arms of Ibiza and Formentera
• Emblem of the Council of Formentera
• Former Emblem of Formentera

Canary Islands
Las Palmas Province

• Gran Canaria
• Fuerteventura
• Lanzarote

Santa Cruz de Tenerife Province

• Tenerife
• La Gomera
• El Hierro
• La Palma

Comarcas

• Aezkoa Valley
  (Navarre)
• Alt Empordà Comarca
  (Girona Province)
• Alt Camp Comarca
  (Tarragona Province)
• Alt Urgell Comarca
  (Lleida Province)
• Añana Cuadrilla
  (Álava)
• Aran Valley
  (Lleida Province)
• Aranda Comarca
  (Saragossa Province)
• Arlanzón Comarca
  (Burgos Province)
• Ayala Cuadrilla
  (Álava)
• Baix Camp Comarca
  (Tarragona Province)
• Baix Ebre Comarca
  (Tarragona Province)
• Bardenas Reales
  (Navarre)
• Baztán Valley
  (Navarre)
• Berguedà Comarca
  (Barcelona Province)
• El Bierzo
  (León Province)
• Burunda Valley
  (Navarre)
• Campezo/Kanpezu-Montaña Alavesa Cuadrilla
  (Álava)
• Belchite Countryside
  (Saragossa Province)
• Cariñena Countryside
  (Saragossa Province)
• Cerdanya Comarca
  (Lleida and Girona Provinces)
• Calatayud Community
  (Saragossa Province)
• Coat of Arms of the
  Conca de Barberà Comarca
  (Tarragona Province)
• Enkarterri
  (Biscay)
• Garrigues Comarca
  (Lleida Province)
• Gibraltar Countryside
  (Cádiz Province)
• Laguardia-Rioja Alavesa Cuadrilla
  (Álava)
• Maresme Comarca
  (Barcelona Province)
• Montsià Comarca
  (Tarragona Province)
• Noguera Comarca
  (Lleida Province)
• Osona Comarca
  (Barcelona and
  Girona Provinces)
• Pallars Jussà Comarca
  (Lleida Province)
• Pallars Sobirà Comarca
  (Lleida Province)
• Pla d'Urgell Comarca
  (Lleida Province)
• Priorat Comarca
  (Tarragona Province)
• Ribera Baja del Ebro Comarca
  (Saragossa Province)
• Ribera d'Ebre Comarca
  (Tarragona Province)
• Rincón de Ademuz Comarca
  (Valencia Province)
• Roncal Valley
  (Navarre)
• Salazar Valley
  (Navarre)
• Salvatierra Cuadrilla
  (Álava)
• Segarra Comarca
  (Lleida Province)
• Segrià Comarca
  (Lleida Province)
• Trasmiera
  (Cantabria)
• Urgell Comarca
  (Lleida Province)
• Vitoria-Gasteiz Cuadrilla
  (Álava)
• Zuya Cuadrilla
  (Álava)

Commonwealths of Municipalities

• Bercian Water Municipalities Commonwealth
  (León Province)
• Les Valls Commonwealth
  (Valencia Province)
• La Yecla Commonwealth
  (Burgos Province)
• Zenete Marquisate Commonwealth
  (Granada Province)

Cities and Notable Towns

Villa de Madrid
Present

• Madrid City

Historical

• c. 1212–1222
• 1222–1544
• 1544–c.1600
• c.1600–c.1650
• c.1650–1859
• 1859–1873 / 1874–1931
• 1873–1874 / 1931–1939
• 1939–1967
• 1967–1982

Barcelona
Present

• Coat of Arms of Barcelona
  (2004–present)
• Unofficial Variant with Two Pales
  (2004–present)

Historical

• 14th-17th Centuries
• Caironat Variant
  (14th–17th Centuries)
• Two Pales Variant
  (14th–17th Centuries)
• Two Pales and Caironat Variant
  (14th–17th Centuries)
• 17th–18th Centuries
• c.1790–c.1870
• c.1870–1931 and
  1939–1984
• Variant without Crest (c.1870–1931 and
  1939–1984)
• Two Pales Variant
  (c.1870–1931 and
  1939–1984)
• Two Pales without Crest Variant
  (c.1870–1931 and
  1939–1984)
• Caironat Variant
  (19th Century–1931)
• Version shown at the
  One Hundred Hall
  (1924)
• 1931-1939
• 1931-1939
  (Eight-Pointed Shaped Variant)
• 1984–1996
• 1996-2004
  (Seal and Ornamented Version)
• 1996-2004
  (Common Emblem)

Entities

• Coat of Arms of
  Barcelona Free Trade Zone

Valencia
Present

• City of Valencia
  (1814–present)

Historical

• 1312-1377 (14th Century)
• Sporadically (14th Century)
• 1377-1503 (14th-15th Centuries)
• 1503-1814 (16th-17th Centuries)
• Sporadically (14th–18th Centuries)

Palma de Mallorca

Present

• City of Palma

Historical

• Historic Shield and Coat of Arms of the City of Palma before the 14th Century
• Historic Shield and Coat of Arms of the City of Palma before the 14th Century
  3 Pales Variant
• Historic Coat of Arms of the City of Palma after the 14th Century

Andalusia

• Seville City

• Almería City
• Cádiz City
• Seal of Córdoba City
• Granada City
• Huelva City
• Jaén City
• Málaga City

• Adra
• Alcalá de los Gazules
• Alcalá de Guadaíra
• Alcalá la Real
• Algeciras
• Alhama de Granada
• Alhaurín el Grande
• Alhaurín de la Torre
• Almonte
• Almuñécar
• Andújar
• Antequera
• Aracena
• Arcos de la Frontera
• Arjona
• Armilla
• Emblem of Ayamonte
• Baena
• Baeza
• Bailén
• Barbate
• Los Barrios
• Baza
• Benalmádena
• Berja
• Camas
• Carmona
• La Carolina
• Cazorla
• Chiclana de la Frontera
• Chipiona
• Coín
• Conil de la Frontera
• Emblem of Coria del Río
• Dos Hermanas
• Écija
• El Ejido
• Estepona
• Fuengirola
• Gibraleón
• Grazalema
• Guadix
• Huércal de Almería
• Huércal-Overa
• Huéscar
• Isla Cristina
• Jerez de la Frontera
• Lanjarón
• Lepe
• Linares
• La Línea de la Concepción
• Loja
• Lucena
• La Luisiana
• Mairena del Aljarafe
• Marbella
• Martos
• Medina-Sidonia
• Mijas
• Moguer
• Mojácar
• Montilla
• Montoro
• Morón de la Frontera
• Motril
• Nerja
• Niebla
• Níjar
• Olvera
• Los Palacios y Villafranca
• Palos de la Frontera
• Pozoblanco
• Priego de Córdoba
• Emblem of Puente Genil
• Puerto Real
• El Puerto de Santa María
• Punta Umbría
• Rincón de la Victoria
• La Rinconada
• Roquetas de Mar
• Ronda
• Rota
• San Fernando
• Sanlúcar de Barrameda
• San Roque
• Santa Fe
• Santiponce
• Tarifa
• Tomares
• Torremolinos
• Úbeda
• Ubrique
• Utrera
• Vejer de la Frontera
• Vélez-Málaga
• Vera
• Vícar

Sub-Municipal Entities

• Las Navas de Tolosa
  (La Carolina)
• Cádiz Free Trade Zone
  (Cádiz)

Historical

• Historical Coat of Arms of Córdoba City
  (Until 1983)
• Historical Coat of Arms of Córdoba City
  (Variant)
• Historical Coat of Arms of Linares
  (17th Century and c.1960-2015)

Aragon

• Saragossa

• Huesca City
• Teruel City

• Albarracín
• Alcañiz
• La Almunia de Doña Godina
• Barbastro
• Benasque
• Borja
• Calanda
• Calatayud
• Caspe
• Daroca
• Fraga
• Jaca
• Monzón
• Sabiñánigo
• Sos del Rey Católico
• Tarazona

Asturias

• Oviedo

• Avilés
• Cangas del Narcea
• Cangas de Onís
• Castrillón
• Corvera
• Cudillero
• Gijón
• Langreo
• Llanes
• Laviana
• Llanera
• Mieres
• Pravia
• Ribadesella
• San Martín del Rey Aurelio
• Siero
• Valdés
• Villaviciosa

Balearic Islands

• Ibiza Town
• Port Mahon
• Formentera

• Alcudia
• Calvia
• Ciutadella of Menorca
• Emblem of Inca
• Emblem of Llucmajor
• Manacor
• Marratxí
• Pollença
• Sant Antoni de Portmany
• Sant Josep de sa Talaia
• Santa Eulària des Riu
• Valldemossa

Basque Country

• Vitoria-Gasteiz

• Bilbao
• San Sebastián

• Barakaldo
• Basauri
• Durango
• Eibar
• Getxo
• Guernica
• Hernani
• Hondarribia
• Irun
• Lasarte - Oria
• Lekeito
• Mondragón
• Ondarroa
• Portugalete
• Santurtzi
• Sopuerta
• Tolosa
• Zarautz

Canary Islands

• Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
• Santa Cruz de Tenerife

• Arona
• Arrecife
• Puerto del Rosario
• San Bartolomé de Tirajana
• San Cristóbal de La Laguna
• San Sebastián de La Gomera
• Santa Cruz de La Palma
• Emblem of
  Santa Lucía de Tirajana
• Telde
• Valverde

Cantabria

• Santander

• Astillero
• Cabezón de la Sal
• Camargo
• Castro Urdiales
• Comillas
• Corrales de Buelna
• Laredo
• Piélagos
• Reinosa
• Rionansa
• San Vicente de la Barquera
• Santa Cruz de Bezana
• Santillana del Mar
• Santoña
• Torrelavega

Castile and León

• Valladolid City

• Leon City

• Ávila Town
• Burgos City
• Palencia City
• Salamanca City
• Segovia Town
• Soria Town
• Zamora City

• Aguilar de Campoo
• La Alberca
• Almazán
• Aranda de Duero
• Arapiles
• Arenas de San Pedro
• Arévalo
• Arroyo de la Encomienda
• Astorga
• La Bañeza
• El Barco de Ávila
• Los Barrios de Luna
• Béjar
• Seal of
  Bembibre
• Benavente
• Boñar
• Briviesca
• El Burgo de Osma
• Cacabelos
• Camponaraya
• Carrión de los Condes
• Ciudad Rodrigo
• Coca
• Covarrubias
• Dueñas
• Fabero
• Frómista
• La Granja de San Ildefonso
• Laguna de Duero
• Lerma
• Madrigal de las Altas Torres
• Medina de Pomar
• Medina de Rioseco
• Medina del Campo
• Medinaceli
• Miranda de Ebro
• Olmedo
• Pedraza
• Peñafiel
• Peñaranda de Bracamonte
• La Pola de Gordón
• Ponferrada
• Puebla de Sanabria
• Riaza
• La Robla
• Rueda
• Sahagún
• Saldaña
• San Andrés del Rabanedo
• Santa Marta de Tormes
• Santo Domingo de Silos
• Sariegos
• Sepúlveda
• El Tiemblo
• Tordesillas
• Toro
• Valencia de Don Juan
• Valverde de la Virgen
• Venta de Baños
• Villablino
• Villafáfila
• Villafranca del Bierzo
• Villalar de los Comuneros
• Villalón de Campos
• Villaquilambre

Exclave within Álava (Basque Country)

• Emblem of
  Condado de Treviño
• La Puebla de Arganzón

Castile-La Mancha

• Toledo City

• Albacete City
• Ciudad Real City
• Cuenca City
• Guadalajara City

• Alcalá del Júcar
• Alcázar de San Juan
• Almadén
• Almagro
• Almansa
• Argamasilla de Alba
• Atienza
• Azuqueca de Henares
• Brihuega
• Campo de Criptana
• Caudete
• Cifuentes
• Consuegra
• Daimiel
• Escalona
• La Estrella
• Hellín
• Huete
• Illescas
• Manzanares
• Molina de Aragón
• Emblem of
  Mota del Cuervo
• Ocaña
• Pastrana
• Priego
• Puertollano
• La Roda
• San Clemente
• San Martín de Montalbán
• Sigüenza
• Talavera de la Reina
• Tarancón
• Tomelloso
• Valdepeñas
• Villanueva de los Infantes
• Villarrobledo

Catalonia

• Girona City
• Lleida City
• Tarragona City

• Badalona
• Balaguer
• Berga
• Blanes
• Cadaqués
• Calafell
• Cambrils
• Castelldefels
• Cerdanyola del Vallès
• Cervera
• Cornellà de Llobregat
• Esplugues de Llobregat
• Figueres
• Gavà
• Granollers
• L'Hospitalet de Llobregat
• Igualada
• Lloret de Mar
• Manresa
• Mataró
• Mollet del Vallès
• Monistrol de Montserrat
• Montblanc
• Montcada i Reixac
• Olot
• Palamós
• El Prat de Llobregat
• Puigcerdà
• Reus
• Ripoll
• Ripollet
• Roses
• Rubí
• Sabadell
• Salou
• Sant Adrià de Besòs
• Sant Boi de Llobregat
• Sant Cugat del Vallès
• Sant Feliu de Llobregat
• Sant Joan Despí
• Santa Coloma de Gramenet
• La Seu d'Urgell
• Sitges
• Terrassa
• Tortosa
• Valls
• El Vendrell
• Vic
• Viladecans
• Vilafranca del Penedès
• Vilanova i la Geltrú
• Vimbodí i Poblet

Spanish exclave within France

• Llívia

Historical

• Historical Coat of Arms of
  Tarragona Cit
• Historical Coat of Arms of
  Tarragona City
  (1850-1892)
• Historical Coat of Arms of
  Cervera
  (Until 2018)
• Historical Arms of Vic
  (16th-20th Centuries)

Extremadura

• Badajoz City
• Cáceres City

• Mérida

• Alburquerque
• Almendralejo
• Coria
• Don Benito
• Guadalupe
• Jaraíz de la Vera
• Jerez de los Caballeros
• Medellín
• Navalmoral de la Mata
• Olivenza
• Plasencia
• Trujillo
• Villanueva de la Serena

Galicia

• Santiago de Compostela City

• Corunna City
• Lugo City
• Ourense City
• Pontevedra City

• Arteixo
• Barco de Valdeorras
• Betanzos
• Carballo
• Ferrol
• Baiona
• Cangas de Morrazo
• Carballino
• Finisterre
• Marín
• Mondoñedo
• Monforte de Lemos
• Narón
• Oleiros
• Piedrafita
• Ponteareas
• Poyo
• Redondela
• Ribadeo
• Ribeira
• Samos
• Sanxenxo
• Sarria
• Tui
• Verín
• Vigo
• Vilagarcía de Arousa
• Vilalba
• Viveiro
• Xinzo de Limia

Community of Madrid

• Alcobendas
• Alcorcón
• Alcalá de Henares
• Aranjuez
• Arganda del Rey
• Algete
• Alpedrete
• Arroyomolinos
• Batres
• Boadilla del Monte
• Brunete
• Buitrago del Lozoya
• Campo Real
• Cercedilla
• Chinchón
• Ciempozuelos
• Collado Villalba
• Emblem of
  Colmenar de Oreja
• Colmenar Viejo
• Coslada
• Emblem of El Escorial
• Fuenlabrada
• Fuentidueña de Tajo
• Galapagar
• Getafe
• Griñón
• Guadalix de la Sierra
• Guadarrama
• Humanes de Madrid
• Leganés
• Loeches
• Lozoya
• Majadahonda
• Manzanares el Real
• Meco
• Emblem of
  Mejorada del Campo
• Miraflores de la Sierra
• Moralzarzal
• Morata de Tajuña
• Móstoles
• Navacerrada
• Navalcarnero
• Nuevo Baztán
• Paracuellos de Jarama
• Parla
• Pinto
• Pozuelo de Alarcón
• Rascafría
• Rivas-Vaciamadrid
• Robledo de Chavela
• Las Rozas de Madrid
• San Agustín del Guadalix
• San Fernando de Henares
• San Lorenzo de El Escorial
• San Martín de Valdeiglesias
• San Martín de la Vega
• San Sebastián de los Reyes
• Santorcaz
• Torrejón de Ardoz
• Torrejón de Velasco
• Torrelaguna
• Torrelodones
• Tres Cantos
• Valdemorillo
• Emblem of Valdemoro
• Velilla de San Antonio
• Villalbilla
• Villanueva de la Cañada
• Villanueva del Pardillo
• Villarejo de Salvanés
• Villaviciosa de Odón

Region of Murcia

• Murcia City

• Águilas
• Alcantarilla
• Los Alcázares
• Caravaca de la Cruz
• Cartagena
• Cieza
• Lorca
• Mazarrón
• Molina de Segura
• San Javier
• Torre-Pacheco
• Totana
• La Unión
• Yecla

Navarre

• Pamplona - Iruñea City

• Ansoáin
• Estella - Lizarra
• Huarte - Uharte
• Olite
• Puente La Reina - Gares
• Roncesvalles - Orreaga
• Sangüesa
• Tafalla
• Tudela
• Viana
• Villava – Atarrabia

La Rioja

• Logroño

• Arnedo
• Calahorra
• Haro
• Lardero
• Nájera
• San Millán de la Cogolla
• Santo Domingo de la Calzada

Valencian Community

• Alicante City
• Castellón de la Plana City

• Ademuz
• Alaquàs
• Alzira
• Alcoi/Alcoy
• Aldaia
• Algemesí
• Altea
• Benicarló
• Benicàssim
• Benidorm
• Biar
• Borriana/Burriana
• Calp
• Crevillent
• Dénia
• Elx/Elche
• Elda
• Gandia
• El Castell de Guadalest
• Ibi
• Xàtiva
• Xàbia/Jávea
• Jijona-Xixona
• Manises
• Mislata
• Morella
• Ontinyent
• Orihuela
• Orpesa/Oropesa del Mar
• Paterna
• Peníscola/Peñíscola
• Petrer
• Requena
• Sagunt/Sagunto
• Sant Vicent del Raspeig/San Vicente del Raspeig
• Santa Pola
• Segorbe
• Sueca
• Torrent
• Torrevieja
• Utiel
• Vall d'Uixó
• Villajoyosa/La Vila Joiosa
• Vila-real
• Villena
• Vinaròs
• Xirivella

Autonomous Cities

• Ceuta
• Melilla

Military

Law Enforcement, Rescue and Intelligence

National Police Corps

• Badge of the National Police Corps (CNP)

• Emblem of the Commissioner General (CGI)
• Emblem of the Judiciary Police Commissioner General (CGPJ)
• Emblem of the Citizen Security Commissioner General (CGSC)
• Emblem of the Immigration and Customs Commissioner General (CGEF)
• Emblem of the Scientific Support Commissioner General (CGPC)

• Emblem of the Aviation Service (SMA)
• Pilot Wings
• Emblem of the Anti-riot Units (UIP)
• Emblem of the EOD-CBRN Central Unit (UCDE-NRBQ)
• Emblem of the Special Group of Operations (GEO)
• Emblem of the Security Special Operations Groups (GOES)
• Emblem of the Prevention and Reaction Unit (UPR)
• Emblema of the Borders Central Unit (UCF)
• Emblem of the Central Information Unit (UCI)
• Emblema of the Antiterrorism Information
• Emblem of the Subsoil and Environmental Protection Unit (UES)
• Emblem of the Canine Guides Special Unit (UEGC)
• Emblem of the Cavalry Special Unit (UEC)
• Emblem of the Narcotics Central Brigade (UDYCO)
• Emblem of the Central Protection Unit (UCP)
• Emblem of the Organized Crime Specialised Response Groups (GRECO)
• Emblem of the Transport Brigade (BM)
• Badge of the Judiciary Police
• Emblem of the Medicine Service (UPAS)
• Emblem of the Internal Affairs Unit (UAI)
• Emblem of the National Police Academy (ENP)
• Emblem of the Spanish Police Foundation (FPE)

Customs Surveillance Service

• Emblem of the Customs Surveillance Service (SVA)

Head of Government Office Security Department

• Coat of Arms of the Head of Government Office Security Department (DSPG)

Autonomous Police Forces

• Catalonia Police Force
  Mossos d'Esquadra
• Emblem of the Basque Police Force
  Ertzaintza
• Emblem of the Police Force of Navarre

Emergency and Rescue Agencies

• Emblem of the Maritime Safety Agency (SASEMAR)
• Emblem of the Civil Defense

Autonomous Communities Rescue Agencies

• Galician Coastguard Service

Prisons

• Emblem of the General Secretary of Prison Institutions (SGIP)

Intelligence Agencies

• Emblem of the Intelligence Center for Counter-Terrorism and Organized Crime (CITCO)

Royal Academies (Institute of Spain)

• Emblem of the Institute of Spain

• Royal Spanish Academy

• Emblem of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts
• Royal Academy of History
• Royal Academy of Jurisprudence and Legislation
• Royal Academy of Moral and Political Sciences
• Royal Academy of Pharmacy
• Royal Academy of Sciences
• Royal Academy of Engineering
• Royal Academy of Economic and Financial Science

• Emblem of the Royal Academy of Medicine
• Coat of Arms and Medal of the Royal Academy of Medicine

• Royal Academy of Heraldry and Genealogy of Madrid
  (Associated)
• Royal Academy of Doctors
  (Associated)

Historical coats of arms

• Coat of arms of the Catholic Monarchs (1475–1492)
• Coat of arms of the Catholic Monarchs (1492–1506)
• Coat of arms of Queen Joana
  (1504–1506 1519)
• Coat of arms of Philip I
  (Nominal King of Castile)
  (1504–1506)
• Coat of arms of Charles I
  (1516–1518)
• Coat of arms of Charles I
  (1518–1520)
• Coat of arms of Charles I
  (1520–1530)
• Coat of arms of Charles I
  (Also Holy Roman Emperor)
  (1530–1556)
• Coat of arms of Philip II
  (1556–1558)
• Coat of arms of Philip II
  (1558–1580)
• House of Andorra
  (1580–1668)
• House of Andorra
  (1668–1700)
• House of Bourbon (1700–1761)
• House of Bourbon (1761–1868, 1875–1931)
• Colours variant
  (1700–1761)
• Flag variant
  (1785–1873, 1875–1931)
• Colours variant
  (1761–1808, 1812–1843)
• Colours variant
  (1843–1868, 1874–1931)
• Coat of arms of Joseph Bonaparte (1808–1813)
• Great Coat of arms of the Realm, Provisional Government
  (1868–1870)
• Coat of arms of the Realm, Provisional Government, Laurel wreath variant
  (1868–1870)
• Coat of arms of the Realm, Provisional Government, Console variant
  (1868–1870)
• Coat of arms of the Realm, Provisional Government, Golden Fleece variant
  (1868–1870)
• Coat of arms of the Realm, Provisional Government, Golden Fleece and Mantle variant (1868–1870)
• Coat of Arms of Spain, 1868-1870 and 1873–1874
  Used on Head of State's Seal, Bizarre Variant
• Coat of arms of the Realm, Provisional Government, Pillars of Hercules variant
  (1868–1870)
• Coat of arms of the Provisional Government and the First Spanish Republic (1868–1870, 1873–1874)
• Flag and colours variant during the First Spanish Republic
  (1873–1874)
• Coat of arms of Spain, reign of Amadeus, Laurel wreath variant
  (1870–1873)
• Coat of arms of Spain, reign of Amadeus, Pillars of Hercules variant
  (1870–1873)
• Colours variant, reign of Amadeus (1870–1873)
• Personal coat of arms of Amadeus (1870–1873)
• Personal coat of arms of Amadeus, Mantle variant (1870–1873)
• Coat of arms of Spain, Laurel wreath variant
  (1875–1931)
• Coat of arms of Spain, Pillars of Hercules variant
  (1875–1931)
• Coat of arms of Spain, Golden Fleece variant
  (1875–1931)
• Coat of arms of Spain, Golden Fleece and Mantle variant
  (1875–1931)
• Colours variant (c.1920–1931)
  Unusual and late use
• Personal coat of arms of
  Alfonso XIII 1924/1931
• Coat of Arms of the Second Spanish Republic (1931–1939)
• Flag and colours variant during the Second Spanish Republic
  (1931–1939)
• Coat of arms of Spain under Franco
  (1939–1945)
• Coat of arms of Spain under Franco
  (1945–1977)
• Coat of arms of Spain under Franco
  (1945–1977)
  Variant
• Coat of arms of Spain under Franco
  (1945–1977)
  Phylactery Variant
• Coat of arms of Spain under the Spanish Transition
  (1977–1981)

See also

• List of flags of Spain
• Symbols of Francoism

Notes

• Armorials of Spain
• Culture of Spain