What is rhodesia coat of arms?

The Rhodesia Coat of Arms was adopted in 1927 and was used until the country was renamed Zimbabwe in 1980. The Coat of Arms features a shield with green and white stripes, representing the country's agriculture and mining industries. The shield is supported by two sable antelopes, a native animal of Rhodesia. The antelopes are white, symbolizing peace. Above the shield is a representation of the Great Zimbabwe ruins, which were a source of pride for the Rhodesian people. The Coat of Arms is topped with a heraldic representation of a fish eagle, which is a national symbol of Rhodesia.