Coat of Arms Second Mexican Empire - Pint Glass 16oz

The Coat of Arms of the Second Mexican Empire represents the heraldry used by the Second Mexican Empire, a political entity that existed from 1864 to 1867 under Emperor Maximilian I. The coat of arms features an imperial eagle perched on a cactus, symbolizing the strength and resilience of Mexico, with its wings spread wide as if ready to take flight. The shield is divided into quarters, each representing different aspects of Mexico's history and culture. Above the shield is an imperial crown, and below it, a ribbon inscribed with the phrase "For God and Country." This coat of arms served as a powerful emblem during Maximilian's reign and continues to be an important symbol of Mexican history.