Royal Double-headed Eagle Brass Cufflinks
The double-headed eagle is a pattern commonly seen in emblems and flags of European countries. This symbol is seen as an allegory sometimes for unity, and sometimes for absolute monarchy, a form of government in which the king and queen have power over everything. Most commonly, the double-headed eagle was associated with the monarchy, representing an augmentation of theĀ eagle or Aquila associated with the Roman Empire.
- Size: about 21 mm * 21 mm
- Weight: aboutĀ 20.1 gĀ (a pair)
- Material: brass
- Style: a pair
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Royal Double-headed Eagle Brass Cufflinks
Royal Double-headed Eagle Brass Cufflinks
The double-headed eagle is a pattern commonly seen in emblems and flags of European countries. This symbol is seen as an allegory sometimes for unity, and sometimes for absolute monarchy, a form of government in which the king and queen have power over everything. Most commonly, the double-headed eagle was associated with the monarchy, representing an augmentation of theĀ eagle or Aquila associated with the Roman Empire.
- Size: about 21 mm * 21 mm
- Weight: aboutĀ 20.1 gĀ (a pair)
- Material: brass
- Style: a pair
Original: $41.00
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The double-headed eagle is a pattern commonly seen in emblems and flags of European countries. This symbol is seen as an allegory sometimes for unity, and sometimes for absolute monarchy, a form of government in which the king and queen have power over everything. Most commonly, the double-headed eagle was associated with the monarchy, representing an augmentation of theĀ eagle or Aquila associated with the Roman Empire.
- Size: about 21 mm * 21 mm
- Weight: aboutĀ 20.1 gĀ (a pair)
- Material: brass
- Style: a pair
