Sailly-le-Sec

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SAILLY-LE-SEC

Département : Somme

Official blason

(fr) D'or à la bande de sable chargée de trois ancres d'or posées à plomb, accompagnée de deux saules arrachés de sinople.

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Origin/meaning

The arms were officially adopted on February 11, 2021.

The black bend and the gold field are takenfrom the arms of Pierre Dragon de Gomiecourt, captain of the grenadiers of France, the last lord of Sailly-le-Sec when he died in 1788.

The three anchors are taken from the arms of the De Lancry family, Lords of the village in the 17th century.

The two willows recall the etymology of Sailly: a place planted with willows (saules).