Hulbert Paul Lindahl Silver

Argent two flaunches Azure;

The white (silver) field is a play on Mr. Silver’s name, producing canting arms. The bulges (flaunches) capture the shape of the moon at various stages, a crescent moon being the alchemist’s symbol for silver. The flaunches also produce in the space between them the shape of an ancient cup. This shape may represent not only the mortar in which the alchemists hope to achieve their goals but also the means by which physicians administered medicine.

The hoist Azure charged in dexter canton with a mullet of eight points, the fly Argent charged with a pair of annuli as in the Crest Azure;

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

A mullet of eight points Azure charged with a pair of annuli as in the Crest Argent;

The blue square is based on the connection of the name Hulbert with a flag of that title. Mr. Silver also believes strongly in logic and the scientific method, often representing this by the number four. In the design, this appears in the four sides of the square, as well as the ring configuration. In three dimensions, each ring represents a flat surface intersecting another flat surface at right angles, thereby producing four quadrants if viewed from the side.