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Paul Egesborg

Gatineau, Quebec
Grant of Arms, Flag and Badge, with differences to Philippe Egesborg, Delphine Egesborg, and Charlotte Egesborg
July 20, 2018
Vol. VII, p. 97

Arms of Paul Egesborg
Arms of Paul Egesborg Arms of Paul Egesborg

Arms of Paul Egesborg

Blazon

Or a red oak leaf, a chief enarched embattled Azure;

Symbolism

The oak leaf and crenellations refer to the name Egesborg, which means “oak castle” in Danish. Blue and gold, the colours of the state arms of Denmark and of the French monarchy, recall Mr. Egesborg’s family roots, while the northern red oak leaf is indicative of the rooting of his family in Canada.

Crest of Paul Egesborg

Blazon

A lion passant Azure, its tail terminating in a heart, holding a spray of blue flag flowers Or;

Symbolism

The lion and the heart are inspired by the Arms of Denmark, the country of origin of Mr. Egesborg’s grandfather. The spray of blue flag, Quebec’s floral emblem, represents the three French-Canadian families (Fleurant, Dubuc and Allard) which have married into the Egesborg line over the generations. The flowers in the lion’s paw also symbolize the florist profession of Mr. Egesborg’s parents.

Motto of Paul Egesborg

Blazon

AGIR AVEC INTÉGRITÉ;

Symbolism

Meaning “Act with integrity.”
Flag of Paul Egesborg Flag of Paul Egesborg

Flag of Paul Egesborg

Blazon

A pennant of three tails Or, each charged with a bar Azure, the hoist per saltire Azure and Or four red oak leaves their stems inward counterchanged, adextré embattled Azure;

Symbolism

The four leaves represent Mr. Egesborg’s wife and children. The other elements repeat the symbolism of the arms.
Badge of Paul Egesborg Badge of Paul Egesborg

Badge of Paul Egesborg

Blazon

A compass rose Azure and Or charged with an escutcheon of the Arms and surmounting two concentric annulets, its sinister arm terminating in an Algiz rune Azure;

Symbolism

The compass rose alludes to Mr. Egesborg’s profession as a land surveyor. It is the signature he uses for his carpentry work. The spoke pointing east, which bears the “Algiz” character found on certain rune stones, is a further reminder of his family’s Scandinavian origins.
Differenced Arms for Philippe Egesborg, child of Paul Egesborg Differenced Arms for Philippe Egesborg, child of Paul Egesborg

Differenced Arms for Philippe Egesborg, child of Paul Egesborg

Blazon

The Arms of Paul Egesborg debruised of a three-point label Argent during his father’s lifetime;This individual will inherit the Arms of the Recipient following his or her death;

Symbolism

The symbolism of this emblem is found in other element(s) of this record.
Differenced Arms for Delphine Egesborg, child of Paul Egesborg Differenced Arms for Delphine Egesborg, child of Paul Egesborg

Differenced Arms for Delphine Egesborg, child of Paul Egesborg

Blazon

The Arms of Paul Egesborg with the oak leaf and the chief Sable instead of Azure;

Symbolism

The symbolism of this emblem is found in other element(s) of this record.
Differenced Arms for Charlotte Egesborg, child of Paul Egesborg Differenced Arms for Charlotte Egesborg, child of Paul Egesborg

Differenced Arms for Charlotte Egesborg, child of Paul Egesborg

Blazon

The Arms of Paul Egesborg within a bordure counterchanged;

Symbolism

The symbolism of this emblem is found in other element(s) of this record.

Background

Canada Gazette Information

The announcement of the letters patent was made on November 17, 2018 in Volume 152, page 3860 of the Canada Gazette.
Letters patent granting heraldic emblems to Paul Egesborg Letters patent granting heraldic emblems to Paul Egesborg

Additional Information