Every city, town or neighborhood can have a proper and official seal. Departments and other governmental organisations (eg. the Congress) can have official seals as well. The practice of using seals as much as possible, or aspiring to achieve the all-over use of seals, is called sigillism. The term is described as a design associated with a government or governmental office[1] by Wiktionary, though it's used in more contexts in Lovia.
Seal or coat of arms?[]
When Arthur I built this nation, he wondered which symbol he could use for official organisations. As he was from Belgium, where coats of arms and other old heraldic symbols are frequently used, he would have chosen that. But he knew that Americans use seals. So, seals is was.
Seals of places[]
States[]
Seals of states are:
Local[]
Our current seals of cities, towns, hamlets, villages and neighborhoods are:
Tree[]
Seals of institutions and companies[]
Congress[]
Departments and institutions[]
Police departments[]
Railways[]
Schools[]
Others[]
Seals by design[]
The Sofasi Design[]
- Darkblue (mostly navy) seals, bordered by yellow tints, possibly with other colors. Eg. Sofasi.
The Downtown Design[]
- Seals borderd with grey and black.
The Sylvania Design[]
- Seals of which the center is (based on) an image of a landscape.
Seals in other seals or flags[]
Flags or seals in which seals are used:
References and notes[]
- ↑ Source: Wiktionary.
- ↑ Note: this design has some minor differences with the rest of the Downtown Designs, for example the wider white border.