Section: 50-3-30.
 
 (a) The Secretary of State shall keep the great seal of the state 
  adopted August 17, 1914, and on deposit in the office of the
 Secretary of State. The seal shall be either of silver or of some
 harder and more durable metal or composition of metals, 2 1/4 inches
 in diameter.
 
 (b) The device on one side is a view of the seashore, with a ship
 bearing the flag of the United States riding at anchor near a wharf,
 receiving on board hogsheads of tobacco and bales of cotton,
 emblematic of the exports of this state; at a small distance a boat,
 landing from the interior of the state, with hogsheads, etc., on
 board, representing the state's internal traffic; in the back part
 of the same side a man in the act of plowing; and at a small
 distance a flock of sheep in different postures, shaded by a
 flourishing tree. The motto inscribed thereon is "Agriculture and
 Commerce, 1776."
 
 (c) The device on the other side is three pillars supporting an
 arch, with the word "Constitution" engraved within the same,
 emblematic of the Constitution, supported by the three departments
 of government, namely the legislative, judicial, and executive. The
 first pillar has engraved upon a scroll "Wisdom," the second,
 "Justice," the third, "Moderation"; between the second and third
 pillars a man stands with a drawn sword, representing the aid of the
 military in the defense of the Constitution, and the motto is "State
 of Georgia, 1776."