Middle imperial coat of arms of Germany - Tumbler 20oz

The Middle Imperial Coat of Arms of Germany refers to a heraldic design used during the Holy Roman Empire period (1273-1806), specifically from the reign of Emperor Otto III until the end of the middle imperial era with the election of Charles IV in 1346. This coat of arms consists of a black and gold (or yellow) shield, known as a Schwarzes Adler (Black Eagle), symbolizing the Imperial power. The design features an eagle with outstretched wings, claws grasping a red orb representing the world, and a double-tailed cross pattee in its talons. This emblem served as a powerful visual representation of the imperial authority during the Middle Ages.