Proposed Coat of Arms East Africa 1914 - Pint Glass 16oz

The Proposed Coat of Arms East Africa 1914 refers to a design concept for a heraldic emblem that was suggested in 1914 for the East African Protectorate, an administrative region encompassing present-day Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi, and parts of Southern Somalia. The proposed coat of arms symbolized the political union and shared history of these territories under British rule during that period. The design typically features a shield divided into several quadrants, each representing different aspects such as agriculture, industry, and wildlife found in East Africa. The design remains historically significant due to its association with the colonial era and efforts towards regional unity in East Africa.