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Whether youre ordering a retirement plaque, unit crest, or a government wall seal, you can depend on us for accuracy, reliability, and timely delivery. Our mission is to honor your service with plaques that arrive exactly when you need them.
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Your feedback continues to guide us. If you have suggestions or requests, please share them we take every comment seriously. Together, we can keep improving how we serve the military, government, and families who order our plaques for fellow service men and family.
At MilitaryPlaques.com, we proudly produce official Homeland Security plaques designed to reflect service, authority, and honor. Each plaque is hand-carved from kiln-dried mahogany, finished with precision, and built to last—making them a fitting choice for offices, lobbies, podiums, and ceremonial presentations.
Since its inception in 2002 we have supplied plaques to Department of Homeland Security (DHS) offices, contractors, and affiliated agencies. From large wall emblems for headquarters to small presentation pieces for retirements, our plaques combine craftsmanship with the authenticity required for federal display.
Request a Free DHS Plaque Quote Toll Free: 1-800-313-1876
Our team is licensed to reproduce official seals, badges, and insignia for DHS and its components, including:
Many DHS offices continue to display the original ICE seal, while newer versions reflect design updates to align with DHS branding. At MilitaryPlaques.com, we offer both legacy ICE seals for historical and commemorative projects and the current ICE seal for official use. This flexibility ensures that your plaque accurately represents the era, purpose, and audience for which it is intended.
Our DHS plaques are suitable for:
Every order begins with a free digital design mockup showing layout, text, and insignia placement. You’ll have the opportunity to review and approve the design before production. With no setup or artwork fees, you can focus on choosing the right size, shape, and finish for your needs.
Start Your DHS Plaque Design Toll Free: 1-800-313-1876
Our Homeland Security plaques are displayed in DHS field offices, federal facilities, and contractor locations across the United States and overseas. We are proud to be a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) and a GSA-approved supplier, meeting federal acquisition requirements and providing reliable service to government customers.
From retirement presentations to official wall displays, MilitaryPlaques.com delivers plaques that reflect the values of the Department of Homeland Security and its vital missions.
At MilitaryPlaques.com, we proudly produce official Homeland Security plaques designed to reflect service, authority, and honor. Each plaque is hand-carved from kiln-dried mahogany, finished with precision, and built to lastmaking them a fitting choice for offices, lobbies, podiums, and ceremonial presentations.
Since its inception in 2002 we have supplied plaques to Department of Homeland Security (DHS) offices, contractors, and affiliated agencies. From large wall emblems for headquarters to small presentation pieces for retirements, our plaques combine craftsmanship with the authenticity required for federal display.
Request a Free DHS Plaque Quote Toll Free: 1-800-313-1876
Our team is licensed to reproduce official seals, badges, and insignia for DHS and its components, including:
Many DHS offices continue to display the original ICE seal, while newer versions reflect design updates to align with DHS branding. At MilitaryPlaques.com, we offer both legacy ICE seals for historical and commemorative projects and the current ICE seal for official use. This flexibility ensures that your plaque accurately represents the era, purpose, and audience for which it is intended.
Our DHS plaques are suitable for:
Every order begins with a free digital design mockup showing layout, text, and insignia placement. Youll have the opportunity to review and approve the design before production. With no setup or artwork fees, you can focus on choosing the right size, shape, and finish for your needs.
Start Your DHS Plaque Design Toll Free: 1-800-313-1876
Our Homeland Security plaques are displayed in DHS field offices, federal facilities, and contractor locations across the United States and overseas. We are proud to be a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) and a GSA-approved supplier, meeting federal acquisition requirements and providing reliable service to government customers.
From retirement presentations to official wall displays, MilitaryPlaques.com delivers plaques that reflect the values of the Department of Homeland Security and its vital missions.
When we think of ships cutting through the ocean, we see more than just transport or weaponry. Each vessel carries a history—a tale of courage, unity, and national pride. At the core of this history lies the ships emblem, a symbol that holds meaning beyond adornment. Let’s explore the realm of ship emblems unraveling their beginnings, importance and lasting presence in customs.





Like the salt spray clinging to a ships bow over time maritime symbols have endured centuries of history. Their origins can be traced back to the century when knights used symbols on their shields for recognition, in battle. With ships taking over from horses this practice evolved into symbols—a means of identification embraced by vessels starting from the 19th century.
Heraldic symbols, like carved figureheads, painted shields and ships crests served as markers for sailors. These emblems helped them identify their ships amidst the chaos of battle or rough seas.





Ship crests were more, than symbols; they were symbols of unity. Crew members take pride in their ship. The crest represents their shared mission, valor and bravery.





Sailors believed that figureheads and crests brought luck and safeguarded the ship. These symbols were not merely objects made of wood or metal; they were protectors of the vessel and its crew.
In the Medieval era European ships often featured symbols or animals, like dragons, lions or eagles for both symbolic purposes. These figureheads represented strength and protection.
As ships advanced in design their heraldry evolved alongside. The shields of 12th century knights transformed into crests for ships. These emblems symbolized the ships’ identity, purpose, and crew being more than an element; it embodies the essence of the vessel.





Definition; A ships crest is an emblem created specifically for that ship. It acts as a symbol of the ship’s history, mission and crew.
Placement; Ships crests can be found on patches worn by the crew. Displayed on plaques, throughout the ship. They are also replicated on hats, stationery, trophies and keepsakes associated with the vessel.
Responsibilities of the Commanding Officer; The initial Commanding Officer (CO) of a ship holds the privilege of choosing the crests design. This decision is significant as the crest will serve as a lasting symbol, for the ship.











When we think of ships cutting through the ocean, we see more than just transport or weaponry. Each vessel carries a historya tale of courage, unity, and national pride. At the core of this history lies the ships emblem, a symbol that holds meaning beyond adornment. Lets explore the realm of ship emblems unraveling their beginnings, importance and lasting presence in customs.





Like the salt spray clinging to a ships bow over time maritime symbols have endured centuries of history. Their origins can be traced back to the century when knights used symbols on their shields for recognition, in battle. With ships taking over from horses this practice evolved into symbolsa means of identification embraced by vessels starting from the 19th century.
Heraldic symbols, like carved figureheads, painted shields and ships crests served as markers for sailors. These emblems helped them identify their ships amidst the chaos of battle or rough seas.





Ship crests were more, than symbols; they were symbols of unity. Crew members take pride in their ship. The crest represents their shared mission, valor and bravery.





Sailors believed that figureheads and crests brought luck and safeguarded the ship. These symbols were not merely objects made of wood or metal; they were protectors of the vessel and its crew.
In the Medieval era European ships often featured symbols or animals, like dragons, lions or eagles for both symbolic purposes. These figureheads represented strength and protection.
As ships advanced in design their heraldry evolved alongside. The shields of 12th century knights transformed into crests for ships. These emblems symbolized the ships identity, purpose, and crew being more than an element; it embodies the essence of the vessel.





Definition; A ships crest is an emblem created specifically for that ship. It acts as a symbol of the ships history, mission and crew.
Placement; Ships crests can be found on patches worn by the crew. Displayed on plaques, throughout the ship. They are also replicated on hats, stationery, trophies and keepsakes associated with the vessel.
Responsibilities of the Commanding Officer; The initial Commanding Officer (CO) of a ship holds the privilege of choosing the crests design. This decision is significant as the crest will serve as a lasting symbol, for the ship.











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