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Saulgau City Mark
Baden-Württemberg
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Schleswig Mark
Schleswig-Holstein
Mark was sometimes included within the same cartouche as maker's mark. Schleswig is a border region that now includes parts of Denmark and Germany
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Stade City Mark
Lower Saxony
Similar to Bremen, but the key has a Gothic cross handle
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Stettin City Mark
Prussia
Now Szczecin, Poland, mark is crowned gryphon
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Stolp in Pommern City Mark
Prussia
Now Stupsk, Poland
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Stuttgart City Mark
Baden-Württemberg
The rearing horse was used in the 16th & 17th centuries. From the 18th through late 19th century, it evolved into a running horse and acquired a letter (indicating assayer) below his belly.
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Ulm City Mark
Baden-Württemberg
Variations on this shield were used from the 16th through late 19th century. Sometimes without the rabbit ears at the top.
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Weimar City Mark
Thuringia
This may or may not be for Weimar, other possibilities are: Darmstadt, Heidelberg, Hannover and early Luneburg.
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Wertheim City Mark
Baden-Württemberg
Variations on this mark from the 17th century onwards.
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Worms City Mark
Rhineland-Palatinate
Standard number used from late 18th C., earlier versions show only key, usually in vertical position with handle down, teeth up.
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Zwickau City Mark
Saxony
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Zerbst City Mark
Saxony-Anhalt
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