National Emblem Collection (#3)

Lady selling wooden carved plaque of Papua New Guinea in design of national emblem which depicts a displaying plumed bird of paradise Paiya Show Western Highlands Papua New Guinea

Iceland, Reykjavik. Hallgrimskirkja built to resemble a mountain of basaltic lava, the national cathedral is graced on its front, city facing

Iceland, the countries distinctive flag show its colours in a stiff Reykjavik wind

An eagle, the national emblem of Zambia, graces a round about in Lusaka, Zambias capital city. Beautiful red-flowering flamboyant trees (Delonix regia) line many of the citys roads

Bald eagle with flag (tempera on velvet)
XBP228833 Bald eagle with flag (tempera on velvet) by American School, (18th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: American symbol adopted by Congress in 1782;)

Flags of the Kingdom of Cambodia, Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Southeast Asia

Flag of the Faroe Islands, Faroe Islands, Denmark

German flag, Germany, Europe

Garuda, emblem and official seal of the governmental authorities, Bangkok, Thailand, Asia, PublicGround

Flag of Oman

Flag of Luxembourg

Flag of Madagascar

Flag of Malaysia

Flag of the Maledives

Flag of Mali

Flag of Malta

Flag of Mauretania

Flag of the Federated States of Micronesia

Flag of Mozambique

Flag of Myanmar

Flag of Slowenia

Flag of South Africa

Flag of South Korea

Flag of South Ossetia

Flag of Spain

Flag of Swasiland

Flag of Schweden

Flag of Switzerland

Flag of Syria

Flag of Tajikistan

Flag of Tanzania

Flag of Thailand

Flag of the Union of South American Nations

Flag of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus

Flag of Tuvalu

Flag of Uganda

Flag of Ukraine

Flag of the United Kingdom

Flag of the United States of America

Flag of Uruguay

Flag of Uzbekistan

Flag of Vanuatu

Flag of Venezuela

Flag of Western Sahara

Flag of Yemen

Flag of Palau

Flag of Panama

Flag of Poland

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"Unveiling the National Emblems: A Tapestry of Identity and Pride" From the vibrant green, yellow, and red hues of Togo's flag to the bold crescent and star adorning Pakistan's banner, national emblems serve as powerful symbols that encapsulate a country's heritage. As we traverse continents, we encounter Peru's striking coat of arms atop its flag, depicting an Andean condor soaring high above majestic mountains. In Turkey, the iconic red background adorned with a white star and crescent reflects centuries of rich history. Meanwhile, Zambia proudly displays its eagle emblem on a vivid orange field—a representation of strength and resilience. Moving further eastward, Moldova showcases its tricolor flag—blue for freedom, yellow for justice, and red for bravery—reflecting the nation's unwavering spirit. Lithuania follows suit with their own tricolor design symbolizing unity among its people. Romania takes us on a visual journey through Cluj in Transylvania where their national flag flutters against a picturesque backdrop—an embodiment of pride felt by Romanians near and far. The Union emblem from 1850 unites thistle (Scotland), rose (England), shamrock (Ireland) in harmony—a testament to shared values amidst diversity. Zooming into Slovenia reveals an intricate bronze dragon capturing our attention—the guardian protector standing tall within Ljubljana’s cityscape. In contrast stands Lincoln Lantern; this tin-and-glass masterpiece once illuminated hope during America’s presidential campaign in 1864—a beacon guiding citizens towards progress. Lastly but not leastly is Argentina’s Confederation Shield; resplendent colors lithographed onto it represent unity across provinces—a reminder that strength lies in collective purpose. These diverse national emblems weave together stories etched deeply into each nation's fabric—reminding us all that behind every fluttering flag lies an indomitable spirit striving towards progress while honoring tradition.