Natal Society of Chartered Accountants

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NATAL SOCIETY OF CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS

Arms of Natal Society of Chartered Accountants

Official blazon

  • (af)

Wapen: In silwer, twee skuinsgekruiste veerpenne van natuurlike kleur en daaroor 'n regopgeplaaste brandende fakkel van natuurlike kleur goud versier en oor alles heen 'n oop grootboek swart gebind, rooi gesnee, die geheel binne-in 'n skildsoom van blou belaai met goue penninge; op 'n goue skildhoek 'n swart wildebees van natuurlike kleur in volle ren.
Helmteken: 'n Regopgeplaaste voorarm van natuurlike kleur wat 'n weegskaal van silwer vashou.
Wrong en Dekklede: Silwer en blou.
Wapenspreuk: VERITATE ET AEQUITATE

  • (en)

Arms: Argent, two quills in saltire proper, surmounted by a torch erect enflamed proper garnished Or, over all an open ledger leathered Sable edged Gules, the whole within a bordure Azure bezante; on a canton Or, a black wildebeest courant proper.
Crest: A cubit dexter arm upright proper holding a balance Argent.
Wreath and mantling: Argent and Azure.
Motto: VERITATE ET AEQUITATE

Origin/meaning

The arms were officially granted on May 26, 1971.

The quills and ledger are obvious symbols for an accountant. The meaning of the torch I do not know. The free quarter shows a wildebeest from the arms of Natal. The bordure symbolises coins.

The scales are again a symbol for the work as an accountant. The motto means truth and fairness.


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