Seal of the Colony of Georgia - Historical Symbol and Meaning #3665877 (License: Personal Use)

This black-and-white engraving depicts the official seal of the British colony of Georgia, adopted in 1732. At center sits a robed female figure-Liberty-holding a spear and resting her foot on a bundle of rods (fasces), symbolizing authority and unity. She is flanked by two male figures rowing a boat, representing industry and labor, with a tree and distant hills in the background. The Latin motto “COLONIA GEORGIA AUG” encircles the scene, referencing King George II and the Augustan era.

This image is commonly used in historical archives, educational resources, and government pages about Georgia’s colonial origins. It serves users researching early American history, state symbols, or heraldry, especially those seeking primary-source imagery for academic or civic projects.