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- Герб Российской Империи города Шуша Елисаветпольской губернии (в 1843 - Каспийской Области) с официальным описанием в Гербовнике Винклера. Герб гласный для Карабаха (изображена лошадь породы карабах).
- П.П. фон-Винклер.
- "Гербы городов, губерний, областей и посадов Российской Империи, внесенные в Полное Собрание законов с 1649 по 1900 год."
- Дозволено цензурою. С.-Петербург, 20 Июля, 1899 года
- Издание книготорговца Ив. Ив. Иванова, С.-Петербург. Типография И.М. Комелова, Пряжка д.3, 1899
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