national coat of arms

It has the national coat of arms in the centre.

In the middle is placed the national coat of arms".

"The old national coat of arms reflects the colonial past," he said.

They included the national coat of arms, but altered the flags in its trophy to black as well.

It has a white disc at the centre with the national coat of arms held by a white and a black man.

Military flags were tricolors with the national coat of arms painted in the center.

The national coat of arms, also displays the menorah.

The King and Queen uses a royal flag with the greater national coat of arms.

Like most European monarchies, Spain has a national coat of arms.

This heraldic figure became part of Spain's national coat of arms.

"The National coat of arms represents our island.

This differs from the national coat of arms, where the laurel shoots are tied by green and red stripes.

The national coat of arms was chosen.

The national coat of arms of Mexico shows an eagle, a snake, and cactus.

The Croats also brought over from Iran their national coat of arms with its 64 red and white checkers.

The national coat of arms was created simultaneously as a heraldic symbol of the State.

The next change came in 1975, when the back of all circulating notes was redesigned to show the new national coat of arms.

Iceland's national coat of arms is officially described thus:

The Presidential Standard is a dark green rectangle (ratio 2:3) holding the national coat of arms on its center.

After independence, Belarus adopted the Pahonia as the national coat of arms.

The text is different and there is only the national coat of arms of Denmark on the seal.

In the center of the medal is the national coat of arms surrounded by an inscribed blue enamel band.

Australian guns symbolically have the national Coat of Arms engraved on the barrels.

The three crowns above the logo are also a reference to the lesser national coat of arms of Sweden.

Until 1911, New Zealand used the same national coat of arms as the United Kingdom.