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Adam Jordan


Registered: The International Register of Arms, 8th September 2026. Registration No. 0820 (Vol.5).

Arms:  Azure, a balance Or between a sprig of Acacia proper and a cornucopia Or, bell to sinister and issuing fruits and vegetables proper, in chief a cross Argent surmounting a starburst of 8 Argent between three fleurs -de-lis and three boletes [Boletus edulis] Or, and in base a Dapple Dachshund statant proper, langued Gules, collared Or, and draped Purpure.

Crest:  Upon a Helm with a Wreath Or and Azure, a Northern Cardinal [Cardinalis cardinalis] close Proper. Mantled Azure doubled Or.

Motto:  Nullum Bonum Perit.

Assumed:  United States of America 8th August 2026.

Illustrated by Brian Abshier.
The arms of Adam
                                              Jordan
The inspiration for the arms began as a tribute to the armiger's beloved dachshund named Busa who went to sleep in March of 2025, pictured on the arms in a gold collar and draped in a purple cloth. The mushrooms represent the armiger's hometown of Fayette county Pennsylvania and the fleur-de-lis represents the city of Hampton Virginia where he has spent most of his life.

The scales represent the armiger's work in the legal profession. The sprig of acacia is Masonic imagery, and represents the immortality of the soul, and the cornucopia is for the work  he formerly undertook for a hunger relief non-profit organisation.

The cross represents the armiger's  faith, and the motto translated to “no good thing will be lost” is a reminder of the restoration of all things that the faith promises.

The crest of the Northern Cardinal is for Virginia where the armiger has made his home. The colours green and blue represent hope and loyalty, and gold is for the generosity that he aspires to show.

 
 

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