Robert Adam de Bartok

Per chevron enhanced Gules and Sable overall a sprig of three lilies Argent slipped and leaved Or environed by two arms vambraced proper grasping two Hussar sabres in saltire Argent their hilts Or, all issuant from an ancient coronet Or;

The three lilies emerging from a crown are taken from the arms of Captain de Bartok’s ancestor, the Reverend Pál Bartók de Görgő et Zádorfalva. The armoured arms wielding crossed Hussar sabres are taken from the arms of Captain de Bartok’s paternal great-grandmother, Gabrielle Zay de Csömör. They represent protection and allude to the many members of his family who have served in the military, including the most recent three generations in Canada. For Mr. de Bartok, the colours represent adversity (black), ancestry (red), hope (white), and nobility (gold). The division line pointing up symbolizes the perpetual duty to ascend towards virtue.

A standard of two points the Arms in hoist the fly per fess Gules and Sable inscribed with the Motto in letters Argent;

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A roundel per chevron Gules and Sable environed by a wreath of laurel leaves Or and charged with a sprig of three lilies Argent slipped, leaved and issuant from an ancient coronet Or;

The laurel wreath symbolizes victory. The three lilies emerging from a crown are taken from the Arms.

The Arms of Robert Adam de Bartok debruised of a three-point label Or during his father’s lifetime; This individual will ultimately inherit the Arms;

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The Arms of Robert Adam de Bartok within a bordure Or;

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