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The
Armiger based
the design of
his arms on
those of another
armigerous
Lindley family
using the same
tinctures of
Argent and
Sable. The three
roman fasces
represent his
work career in
compliance roles
in the fields of
occupational
safety, quality
and environment
as well as being
a Justice of the
Peace. The
embattled Chief
represents
safety &
security.
The Griffin in
the crest
carries on the
theme from the
previously
existing Lindley
family Arms. The
chained book
represents the
armiger’s
interest in rare
and antiquarian
books.
The
design of the
Badge carries
over the chained
book from the
armiger’s crest
and includes a
blue Maltese
cross alluding
to the
Australian State
of Queensland
where his family
and his wife’s
ancestors were
early pioneers.
The lesser sooty
owl is endemic
to the area of
far north
Queensland where
the armiger’s
wife came from,
so is used
represent her
family. The red
rose alludes to
the Lancaster
branch of his
family.
The
armiger is a
Fellow of the
Safety Institute
of Australia, a
Member of the
Queensland
Justices
Association and
a committee
member for the
Australian
Heraldry
Society.
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