golden ball. This symbol represents the Romberg family, who owned the manor Frönsberg in the 18th century. The coat of arms were granted on June 14, 1939. Ihmert The coat of arms of Ihmert shows a hollow punch in the top, as a symbol for the wire industry in the Ihmert valley. In the bottom of the coat of arms are the three yellow wolf hooks as the common symbol of the Amt Hemer. The coat of arms were granted on June 14, 1939. Kesbern The coat of arms of Kesbern shows the wolf hooks in the bottom on stylized triple hill on silver background, as Kesbern is located on a hill between forests. In the top half are two silver plowshares, referring to the rural character of the municipality. The coat of arms were granted on June 14, 1939. References Hostert, Walter (1979). Wappen, Siegel und Fahnen des Märkischen Kreises und seiner Städte und Gemeinden. Heimatbund Märkischer Kreis. pp. 97–98. Stopsack, Hans-Hermann (2000). Vom Amt zur Stadt. . pp. 318–320. Hemer