Seals of The Government of Alabama
There are several seals of the government of Alabama, which use a variety of designs, including the coat of arms of Alabama, the state seal, and other distinct elements.
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Seal of the Governor of Alabama
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Seal of the Lieutenant Governor of Alabama
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Seal of the Governor-Elect of Alabama
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Seal of the Speaker of the Alabama House of Representatives
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Seal of the Unified Judicial System of Alabama
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Seal of the Attorney General of Alabama
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Seal of the Alabama Board of Pardons and Paroles
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Seal of the Alabama Emergency Management Agency
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Seal of the Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries
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Seal of the Alabama Department of Corrections
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Seal of the Alabama Department of Homeland Security
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Seal of the Alabama Department of Labor
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Seal of the Alabama Department of Public Health
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Seal of the Alabama Department of Public Safety
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Seal of the Alabama Department of Transportation
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Seal of the Alabama Treasury Department
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Seal of the Securities Commission of Alabama
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Seal of the Alabama National Guard
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Coat of arms of the Alabama State Defense Force
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