Great Arms of Brazil
Own work

Lei Áurea (Golden Law).tifOriginal image of the uploader:

Brasile.jpgCoat of Arms of the Second Empire of Brazil (twenty stars).

Coat_of_Arms_of_the_July_Monarchy_(1831-48).svg
Sterren_van_twee_Braziliaanse_Orden.jpg
CoA Empire of Brazil (1870-1889).svg
Coronet of a British Duke.svgThis insignia has not been confirmed to be correct because it is lacking important source information: Please edit this file's description and provide a proper source.HELP: (1) The picture claims to be authentic. As such, “own work” is no proper source by itself. If applicable, any provided source(s) doesn't show an original depiction nor an original description, and therefore may violate NPOV (neutral point of view) by being original research. (2) For coat of arms please use the blazon and/or the picture of an original interpretation to provide an adequate source, but at least one or more references to literature. (3) If this depiction is a derivative please use the Template: Derived from to avoid sequence errors, to make this work more transparent for others to view and investigate, and to avoid an infringement of the copyright licence.The image contains one or several undisputed inaccuracies. It should not be used to illustrate or provide information about the subject, but may be kept in order to provide the basis for a corrected image. If you disagree that it may be useful for this purpose feel free to request deletion.
Reason:
Green colors instead of red, invented sceptre; see reall Great Arms of Brazil in File:Lei Áurea.jpg.  
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