Waihona:Seal of the State of Hawaii.svg

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Description

English: The Great Seal of the State of Hawaii, in use from 1959 to the present day. Original design approved by Sanford B. Dole, the President of the Republic of Hawaii. Altered in 1901 to represent the change in status from republic to territory. Altered again in 1959 when the Legislature passed Act 272 (Regular Session of 1959).

Date

1959

Source

Own work; Based from: 'Hawaii's great seal and coat of arms' by Meiric K. Dutton (1960)

Author

Sodacan (With elements from File:Hawaii-StateSeal.svg, uploaded by: Clindberg)

Permission
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	Lā/Hola	Nā Nui	Mea ho‘ohana	Kaumanaʻo
okamanawa	15:57, 5 Malaki 2012	650 × 650 (532 KB)	Sodacan	the hole in the flag can go, but the outline of the star need to stay
	01:50, 5 Malaki 2012	650 × 650 (523 KB)	Fry1989	star
	01:47, 5 Malaki 2012	650 × 650 (523 KB)	Fry1989	tiny error element on the flag of Hawaii, little tweak to the central star
	04:09, 23 Pepeluali 2012	650 × 650 (523 KB)	Sodacan	minor fixes
	03:02, 23 Pepeluali 2012	650 × 650 (522 KB)	Sodacan	colours
	02:00, 23 Pepeluali 2012	650 × 650 (523 KB)	Sodacan	minor adjustments
	15:02, 22 Pepeluali 2012	650 × 650 (523 KB)	Sodacan	Stronger colours
	04:32, 22 Pepeluali 2012	650 × 650 (524 KB)	Sodacan	new colours and arrangements
	20:17, 21 Pepeluali 2012	650 × 650 (564 KB)	Sodacan