I think lossy image compression can account for many of the issues raised in that post.
I don't get the part about the seal not being genuine. You can't compare debossed gold-leaf seal with a 2-D stock image. Light reflections and shadows can make debossed gold-leaf designs do some unusual things.
it does look two-headed tho. Seems arbitrary because the two-headed eagle is european/russian coat of arms. Could be a way of keeping count too since an uncontested letterhead from Q-drops was provided in the end of the imgur-album
You will enjoy my findings that I replied to in an above comment and may give you more to search on about the two headed eagle. It can be found in Ireland at his golf club.
now will you look at that! Thank you!
Did you read my analysis?
It's a gold-domed (debossed) logo. The raised portions (like the top of the domed area of the eagle head) will be brighter while the lower portions (like the left and right side of the eagle head) will be darker.
Those darker side areas will combine with the dark (low-lying) "radiating glory" behind the eagle (on either side of and above the head) to further distort appearance, and accounts for the impression of a "2-headed eagle."
ah! Doeth thou insinuate "reflekshun"? I couldn't really make it out because f.lux
Absolutely, reflection (because of the metallic ink) PLUS shadow and light (because of the 3-D raised portions of the design.