US Marine Corp Logo

A circular, rope-edged official seal. The outermost border is a twisted gold rope; inside it is a navy blue ring containing gold capitalized text around the circle. The ring surrounds a bright red circular field with subtle radial lines. C...

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Circular U.S. Marine Corps seal with gold eagle atop globe and fouled anchor on a red field, navy ring with gold text.
US Marine Corp logo

About US Marine Corp

A circular, rope-edged official seal. The outermost border is a twisted gold rope; inside it is a navy blue ring containing gold capitalized text around the circle. The ring surrounds a bright red circular field with subtle radial lines.

Centered on the red field is a detailed heraldic emblem: a gold eagle with wings outspread perched atop a white globe (showing the Americas in brown/gold tones). A fouled (rope-wrapped) gold anchor appears behind and to the right of the globe, with a white rope entwined. The navy ring bears the words "DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY" across the top and "UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS" across the bottom in gold lettering.

What's in it: eagle globe anchor rope

Shapes: circular seal rope border ring central emblem wordmark around ring

Style: heraldic official seal detailed flat colors

Text in logo: DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY · UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS

Visually evokes national authority and naval service: eagle (nation/authority), globe (worldwide reach), fouled anchor (naval tradition).

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Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Red (field)
#C21F2B · primary
Navy blue (ring)
#052A60 · primary
Gold (eagle, rope, lettering)
#D6B669 · accent
White (globe, rope highlights)
#FFFFFF · secondary
Brown (continents)
#8B5A2B · accent

US Marine Corp Logo History

This is the United States Marine Corps emblem (Eagle, Globe, and Anchor); the EGA device in its modern form was adopted by the Corps in 1868 and is used in official seals and insignia.

Frequently asked

What do the three main symbols represent?

Visually: the eagle represents the United States, the globe indicates worldwide service, and the fouled anchor references naval tradition.

Is this the official US Marine Corps emblem?

Yes — this image is the Marine Corps emblem (Eagle, Globe, and Anchor) shown within a departmental seal.

What text appears on the ring?

The navy blue ring contains the gold text: "DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY · UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS."

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