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Oak leaves and acorns carved on a monument.
Also known as: Oak leaves, Acorn carving, Oak leaf and acorn
Oak leaves with acorns. Read as strength and endurance, and — in a military context specifically — as a recognised decoration element rather than a general sentiment.
Oak leaves, usually with acorns, carved as a border or field motif on monuments and memorials.
Contexts: History
Conventionally read as strength, endurance and long life, from the tree's longevity and the timber's use.
On military memorials the oak leaf is frequently a specific decoration element rather than a general sentiment, and should be read against the relevant service's own conventions.
Lobed oak leaves with wavy edges carved in a cluster or run, with one or more oval acorns seated in textured cups among them.
Both depict oak leaves; the insignia is a rank device and this is a memorial motif.