Wisconsin State Seal Patch

The Wisconsin State Seal consists of a badger, a shield with a plow, pick and shovel, an arm with a hammer, and an anchor. In the center of the shield is the coat of arms of the United States. Holding the coat of arms is a sailor and a yeoman. At the bottom is a cornucopia and 13 stars or lead ingots.
The badger is a symbol for its state animal.
The plow signifies agriculture. The pick and shovel represent the mining industry. The arm with a hammer symbolizes the manufacturing sector. The anchor represents navigation.
The sailor and yeoman symbolize the labor on land and water.
The cornucopia is a representation of prosperity and abundance.
The 13 stars symbolize the 13 original colonies and mineral wealth which is the state's major source of revenue.