Small State Emblem of Czechoslovakia - decoration with historical significance

The Small Coat of Arms of the Czechoslovak Republic is an exact plastic imitation of one of the most important state symbols of Czechoslovakia. This emblem of Czechoslovakia was used in 1920-1938 and again after the Second World War in the period 1945-1960. It represents the small state emblem of the Czechoslovakia, which was the official symbol of the First Republic and the post-war era. The decoration is intended for interior use only.

Design and production

It is a stylized emblem of Czechoslovakia, which does not reflect any concretized variant, but is a universal self-intersection of all versions. It is made of eco-friendly and strong PLA bioplastic, which ensures light weight and durability. There is a ready grip on the back for easy hanging on the wall. The sign can be placed in a study, clubhouse, museum or as a personal reminder of national history, for example.

Variation and colours

We offerthe Czechoslovak state emblem in several colour variants, which are very effective and imitate cast iron or various forms of gold plating. If you are interested in a different colour scheme, please contact us in advance - we will be happy to adapt it. Main colour = colour of the emblem.

History and symbolism

The CzechoslovakState Emblem is an important symbol of Czechoslovak statehood and identity. In the form of a small emblem of the Czechoslovakia, it depicts the Czech lion without additional emblems of other countries. It was part of the 1918 coat of arms of the Czechoslovakia and later versions of the state symbols. This decoration brings a piece of First Republic history into your interior.