Connecticut

Worn from:
30 November 1949 - Current.

The grapevine appears as the device of Connecticut
as early as 1759. The shield portion of the arms of
Connecticut, approved by the State General Assembly
in 1897, contains three grape vines, supported and
bearing fruit in natural colors. The original population
within the State was of English origin, and the twists
of the wreath are accordingly white and red.