Dip 50, Imp3 Winter 1864 RETREATS

[RUFFHAUS 8]

It's very 'imperialistic' and yes, so is the Confederacy! No apologies offered. The name of the variant is "Imperial" after all.

The icon is a Prussian Adler. The Confederacy recently adopted the symbol in honor of our America's Germanic heratiage. It was also partially inspired by the arrival of Kaiser Hogfather who resides in exile on a James River plantation east of Richmond, wher he regularly attends local meetings of the non-partisan anti-Chinese league.

[Scott F]

That's a sorry Prussian eagle if I ever saw one. It's too blurry and small to be truly noble and beautiful as it should be.

[Victor Galis]

Ah, it looks not unlike what the Austrian eagle will look like after we finish cutting off one of its heads!

[Victor Galis]

Say... wasn't Prussia that country that got beaten up in about three years? (interesting symbol to embrace, might the Confederacy's future look dim)