Insignia of the Supreme Council

The Insignia of the Supreme Council includes four official symbols of the United States of Quentin Supreme Council, the highest judicial body in the nation, including the Council's coat of arms and flag. Additionally, the Quentinian Flag and Quentinian Coat of Arms are official insignia of the Council. The Supreme Council was established by the United States of Quentin Constitution in 1834, and later in the decade the Quentinian House of Representatives and House of Bureaucrats began designing coat of arms and flags for themselves, to authenticate documents and represent the bodies. These flags were beginning to be displayed outside the nation's Capitol Building, and by the late 1840's, Supreme Decider Sophie Verrecchia commissioned a flag and arms for the Council, in an attempt to ensure the Council was equal to the other branches in power and status.

Insignia

The current insignia of the Council consists of the Quentinian Flag and coat of arms, along with the flag and coat of arms of the Supreme Council itself. Below are the insignia:

The Supreme Council's coat of arms, adopted in 1845

The flag of the United States of Quentin, also a symbol of the Council

The Supreme Council's flag, adopted in 1849

The Quentinian Coat of Arms, another one of the Council's symbols