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The image is a circular emblem with the words "Texas Peace Officer" written in black capital letters at the top and bottom. In the center of the emblem, there is a map of the state of Texas with the state seal of Texas in the center. The map is outlined in black and has a blue border around the edges. The emblem appears to be made of metal and is likely a badge or emblem for a peace officer in the state.
The image is a badge of the Troy, Ohio Police Department. It is a shield-shaped emblem with a blue background and a silver border. The shield is divided into two sections, with the top section being the top and the bottom section being a shield. The top section has the words "Troy, OHIO" written in blue, followed by "State of Ohio" in white letters. Below the words, there is a circular emblem with the state of Ohio in the center, surrounded by a blue circle with a yellow sun and a blue star. On either side of the emblem, there are two eagle wings with their
The image is a logo of the Tufts University Police Department. It is a circular emblem with a black and white color scheme. The center of the emblem features an eagle with its wings spread wide, perched on top of a shield with the words "Officer Tufts" written above it. Below the shield, there is a banner that reads "Comm. of Massachusetts Police" in white lettering. The shield is surrounded by a wreath of leaves. The overall design is symmetrical and has a vintage feel to it.
The image is a shield-shaped logo of the Police Department of New York. The shield is black and white and has the words "Police Department" written in bold white letters at the top. Below the words, there is a coat of arms with a crown on top and the words "#City of NewYork" written below it. The emblem is in the shape of a shield with a diamond in the center. The overall design is simple and modern.
The image is a logo of the International Association of Chiefs of Police (ACP). It is a black and white shield with a globe in the center. The shield is divided into two sections, with the top section being the largest and the bottom section being smaller. The globe is made up of small squares, representing the interconnectedness of the world. The logo is rectangular in shape and has a simple, minimalist design. The words "IAACP" are written in bold, capital letters at the bottom of the shield.
Standard police badge design with shield shape, central blank circle, and decorative laurel wreath-used widely in official and informational contexts.
Classic seven-pointed police badge labeled “POLICE DEPARTMENT No. 5,” with a central star encircled by laurel leaves.
A classic police badge outline-ideal for representing authority, public safety, or law enforcement in digital and print media.
A clean, scalable police badge design with editable text fields and classic laurel accents-perfect for official insignia creation.
The Spokane Police badge showcases an American bald eagle, a scenic emblem of the city’s bridges and mountains, and bold “SPOKANE POLICE WA” lettering.
A classic American-style police officer badge with a five-pointed star and clear “POLICE OFFICER” labeling.
Classic oval-shaped police badge design with winged motif and placeholder space for department name or badge number.
The Maize Police Department badge, centered on a five-pointed star with the Great Seal of Kansas and flanking wheat sheaves.
The iconic six-pointed star badge of the Jackson Police Department, representing law enforcement in Jackson, Wyoming.
The official badge of the Ellington Police Department, showcasing symbolic elements reflecting local heritage and law enforcement values.
The image is a black and white illustration of the emblem of a police department. The emblem is oval-shaped and has a wreath-like design around the edges. In the center, there is a large circular emblem with the word "POLICE" written in bold letters. Above the emblem, there are two eagle wings with their wings spread wide, facing each other. The eagle's head is facing towards the left side of the image. The wreath is made up of a series of curved lines and curves, creating a symmetrical pattern. Below the wreath, there has a banner with the same word written in a
Traditional sheriff’s star badge, widely recognized as a symbol of county law enforcement authority across the United States.
The image is a black and white line drawing of a shield or shield with a star in the center. The shield is rectangular in shape and has a curved top and bottom. The star is outlined in black and is the focal point of the shield. The background is white, making the shield and star stand out.
The image is a simple line drawing of a shield. The shield is rectangular in shape and has a smooth surface. It appears to be made of a thin, curved line that curves around the edges of the shield. There are no other details or patterns on the shield, but it is not clearly visible. The background is white, making the shield stand out.
The image is a logo for the Garfield Park Holler on the Hill Festival. The logo is in the shape of a shield with a black border and a white background. Inside the shield, there is a black and white illustration of a cowboy hat and a bandana. The text "Holler on the hill festival" is written in a bold, cursive font in the center of the shield. Above the text, there are three stars in a starburst pattern. The overall design is simple and minimalistic.
The image is a circular badge or emblem with a black and white checkered pattern around the edges. In the center of the badge, there is a large green number 98 in the shape of a circle. The number 98 is written in a bold, sans-serif font and is surrounded by a black border. Below the number 98, the word "Dollar 98" is in a smaller font size. The badge appears to be made of a shiny, metallic material.
The image is a black and white illustration of an American flag. The flag is divided into three sections, with the top section being the largest and the bottom section being smaller. The top section is the flag of the United States of America, with twelve rows of horizontal stripes in black and the stars and stripes in white. The stripes are arranged in a horizontal line, with a blue stripe on the right side. The blue stripe is slightly larger than the black stripes and is slightly smaller than the white stripes. The image has a rough, textured appearance, giving it a worn and weathered look.