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NEW HAMPSHIRE COLONY SEAL. Seal of the New Hampshire Colony, 1680


NEW HAMPSHIRE COLONY SEAL. Seal of the New Hampshire Colony, 1680


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NEW HAMPSHIRE COLONY SEAL. Seal of the New Hampshire Colony, 1680

NEW HAMPSHIRE COLONY SEAL.
Seal of the New Hampshire Colony, 1680

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1680 Arrow Circle Colony Fish Latin Motto New Hampshire Pine Tree State Seal Symbol Typeface


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The print showcases the historic and emblematic "New Hampshire Colony Seal" from 1680. This seal, representing the early days of the American colony, is a fascinating glimpse into the state's rich history. At first glance, one can observe a circular design with intricate details that capture the essence of New Hampshire's identity. The centerpiece features a prominent pine tree standing tall against a backdrop of rolling hills and clear skies. Symbolizing strength and resilience, this iconic tree represents the region's abundant natural resources. Surrounding the pine tree are various elements that further define New Hampshire's character. An arrow pointing upwards signifies progress and growth while reminding us of Native American influences in colonial times. A fish swimming beneath symbolizes prosperity through fishing, an important industry for early settlers. The Latin motto inscribed on a banner below reads "Live Free or Die, " encapsulating New Hampshire's independent spirit even during its earliest years as a colony. The typeface used adds to the authenticity and historical significance of this remarkable artifact. This print serves as an educational tool for those interested in exploring America's past or specifically delving into New Hampshire's origins. It offers viewers an opportunity to appreciate how symbols like these have shaped our understanding of states' identities throughout history.

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