# Armorial of Spain

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

## 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 [Lozenge Shaped] 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

## 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)