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- The Kentucky seal was adopted by the General Assembly in 1792 and consists of Two friends embracing each other, with the words "Commonwealth of Kentucky" over their heads and around them words "United We Stand, Divided We Fall." The details of the design have varied greatly over the years.
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The Seal of the Commonwealth of Kentucky was adopted in December 1792. Since that time, it has undergone several revisions. The current seal depicts two men, one in buckskin, and the other in more formal dress. The men are facing each other and clasping hands.
The official State Seal of Kentucky. The Seal of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, adopted in December 1792 and revised over time, currently depicts two figures, one in buckskin attire and the other in formal clothing, facing each other and clasping hands.
In 1962, the General Assembly passed an act making the seal of Kentucky depict a frontiersman clasping the shoulder and shaking the hand of a statesman. The frontiersman represents the spirit of Kentucky
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In 1792, after Kentucky became a state, a seal was commissioned for government business. It showed two friends embracing, encircled by the state motto, “United We Stand, Divided We Fall.” In some versions, both men were dressed as hunters, and in others, one was in frontier garb and the other in formal dress.
The Kentucky flag was adopted in 1918, and after years of disagreement, was finalized in 1928. It's styled after the original Kentucky militia colors, and features the official state seal. That seal, adopted in 1792, shows two men clasping hands in agreement.
State Seal of Kentucky. The Kentucky General Assembly passed an act on December 20, 1792, empowering the Governor for the creation of a seal for the Commonwealth of Kentucky. The seal was altered several times; the present-day seal was designed by Nan Gorman, former Mayor of Hazard.
Great Seal of the State of Kentucky Adopted on December 20, 1792. The official seal of the Commonwealth of Kentucky was described in a bill passed by the General Assembly on December 20, 1792, shortly after Kentucky joined the Union.