1 Symbolism VI: National, Military, Religious, Sports and Game Symbolism by Don L. F. Nilsen and Alleen Pace Nilsen.

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1 Symbolism VI: National, Military, Religious, Sports and Game Symbolism by Don L. F. Nilsen and Alleen Pace Nilsen

Southern Symbolism: Jefferson Davis & Robert E. Lee 2

Northern Symbolism Abraham Lincoln and William Tecumseh Sherman 3

Sherman’s March to the Sea & Sherman Tank 4

Mount Rushmore: George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt & Abraham Lincoln 5

Washington, Lincoln & Jefferson Memorials and Mount Vernon 6

Smithsonial Institution and Vietnam Memorial 7

Symbolic American Presidents Andrew Jackson & Ronald Reagan 8

Iwo Jima Memorial 9

John Hancock & John Hancock Signature 10

Declaration of Independence 11

Philadelphia: The Liberty Bell & Independence Hall 12

The Renaissance: Queen Elizabeth I & William Shakespeare 13

King James I & VI & The British Isles 14

Eagle Symbolism and Maybe a Sea Hawk 15

Dollar Bill Symbols 16

Free Mason Symbols 17

Tattoo Symbols 18

White Supremicist Tatoos: 14 is symbolic of a white supremacist slogan: “We must secure the existence of our people and a future for white children.” 88 is symbolic of “Heil Hitler” because H is the 8 th letter of the English alphabet. Note also the burning Celtic Cross, and the battle and war imagaes. 19

More White Supremist & Neo Nazi Tatoo Symbolism 20

And Then There are Donald Trump Supporters: 21

Native American Symbols 22

Playing Cards & Tarot Cards 23

Alice in Wonderland and the Red Queen 24

Chess Pieces and Through the Looking Glass Knight 25

Baby Pink and Blue Symbolism Magenta and Beyond Symbolism 26

Military Symbols 27

Joan of Arc, King Arthur & The Knights of the Round Table 28

Religious Symbols 29

The Epistles of Paul & The Epiphany of Paul 30

Mother Teresa & Nuns on the Bus 31

The Arc of the Covenant & Noah’s Ark 32

Job in the Old Testament and Jesus in the New Testament 33

Victor Hugo Symbols 34

Andrew Lloyd Webber Symbols 35

Sports Symbols: Football Helmets 36

Sports-Team Symbolism Karl Malone (32) Utah Jazz Philadelphia 76ers San Francisco 49ers New England Patriots Green Bay Packers Washington Redskins Chicago Bulls Boston Celtics Arizona Diamondbacks New York Yankees 37

(Washington) Redskins 38

Place-Name Symbolism North and South Carolina Charleston, South Carolina Virginia & West Virginia Jamestown Harlem Williamsburg, Pennsylvania New Mexico New York New Brunswick New Jersey New Orleans New Foundland Nova Scotia 39

Wilson Bryan Key’s Subliminal Seduction & Clam Plate Orgy 40

Powerful Symbolism 41

Here is a good book for further reading about symbols. 42