David August Carl Voegtle

Heraldry of the World
Personal arms

DAVID AUGUST CARL VOEGTLE

Registration no.: 028/2025

Country of origin: United States
Place of origin: Dallas, Texas
Granted/officially registered: -

Official English blazon

Or, between two pines Vert issuant from a trimount of the second a stag courant Gules beneath a mullet of seven points of the third; above the shield a tilting-helm mantled Vert doubled Or dexter and Gules doubled Or sinister and upon a wreath of the colors is set for a crest a demi-Landsknecht vested per pale Vert and Gules with sleeves slitted Or capped and feathered of the colors holding a baton Sable, and below the shield upon a scroll is written for a motto NON PROPTER GLORIAM.

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Origin/meaning

The arms are based on those of families with similar surnames and origins as the armiger, specifically the Vögtly family of Solothurn, whose arms are Or, a stag courant proper before two fir trees Vert on a base Vert. For distinction, the stag in the armiger's arms is colored Gules instead of proper, the base is replaced with a trimount, and a seven-pointed red star (mullet of seven points Gules) is added in the center chief to honor the armiger's wife. The crest is entirely new and represents the ancestral profession from which the armiger's surname is derived, indicated by the black baton held and the red clothing.

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