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Bartscherer v.Löwenkron According to the index of noble families of Bohemia, Moravia and Silesia (Prag 1904) from Vojtech Kral von Dobra Voda, page 9, issued family Bartscherer von Loewenkron the nobility in the year 1654. Next source for our family is in: 1/ Stammbuch des Adels in Deutschland und Oesterreich-Ungarn, 1860-1866. 2/ Adelslexikon from von Hellbach, 1825. 3/ Tyroff's Wappenwerk, 1st part. 4/Rietstap's Armorial General
Bartscherer v.Löwenkron Bartscherer de Löwenkron Coupé: au 1, de gueules, au lion léopardé de sable, couronné d'or, la tête contournée, tenant de sa patte senestre une boule de sinople; au 2, d'or, à un écusson de gueules, ch. d'une fasce d'argent.
Bartscherer OF Lowenkron - Bohemia, the Palatinate - (Year, 1654) - Coupe: 1, Gules, a lion passant of sand, crowned with gold, contoured head, holding in its sinister paw a ball vert; to 2 , gold, a shield gules, ch. a silver facia. C.: issuant lion holding a sword on his shoulder Bartscherer de Löwenkron of the Czech Kingdom of Bohemia and of the Palatinate of the Rhineland, Germany. Ennobled in 1654. Arms: Per fesse gules and or, in chief a lion passant reguardant sable crowned or and holding in the sinister paw a pomme, in base an escutcheon gules charged with a fesse argent. Crest: A demi lion reguardant sable holding over the shoulder a sword proper
Der Feldscher (auch Feldscherer) war der Truppenarzt, ein Heilkundler in früheren Heeren, z.B. der Landsknechte. Er war ursprünglich der Bart-Scherer, der Friseur, der aber auch Zähne zog und allerlei Heilhilfe leistete und vor allem als chirurgischer Operateur tätig war. Er zog den Verwundeten die Kugeln und schnitt ihnen die Pfeile heraus. Später trat an seine Stelle der Militärarzt
The medic (Scherer and field) was the military doctor, a healers in previous armies, as the mercenaries. He was originally the beard-Scherer, but who also pulled teeth and healing and all sorts of assistance provided as a surgical operator was working before. He pulled the wounded, the balls and he cut out the arrows. Later it was replaced by the military doctor.
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