USCG Seals, Station Dedications and Unit Emblems — Semper Paratus in Bronze
Coast Guard work in one place: the USCG seal in every finish, seals set into floors and hardscape, station and training center dedications, and custom-shaped unit emblems.
The Coast Guard seal — crossed anchors behind the Semper Paratus shield — is produced cast, recessed etched and engraved, wall-mounted or set flush into a lobby floor.
Seals, unit emblems and photo-engraved portraits are included in the plaque price. Plaques start around $500.
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Coast Guard projects most often pair with these categories.
Cast with polished relief for entrances, recessed etched for flush panels at size, engraved under a uniform patina for interiors — the USCG seal is produced in all three, from official artwork.
Every diameter is made to order, with larger architectural sizes quoted per project.
A Coast Guard seal set flush into brick or stone underfoot turns an entry walk into part of the station’s identity. Floor-set seals are produced in heavier section with flush anchoring and a finish made to be walked on.
Tell us the setting — interior lobby, exterior walk, memorial plaza — and we specify thickness and mounting to suit.
A unit emblem cut to its own outline and cast at architectural scale identifies a training center or station the way a patch identifies a uniform — motto, heritage and mark in a single casting on the building face.
Send the emblem artwork and wall dimensions and we will propose a size that reads from the approach.
Yes. Floor-set seals are cast in heavier section with flush anchoring and a walking-surface finish.
Yes — cut to the emblem's own outline and cast at architectural scale for a building face.
Yes, in cast, recessed etched and engraved finishes, from official artwork.
Plaques start around $500 with seals and emblems included; floor-set and large-format work is quoted per project.
