Merely a trade device to suggest the maritime, or nautical. one finds a steering wheel on the quartermaster"s badge design, this typifies his job as a Steerman, backed up by the four-hour watch from which (Quartermaster) in navy usage is partly derived, also they next step down (In Merchant usage) from a Third mate. Anchors typify a nautical or maritime role, more or less general . the Qm"s steering wheel is more specific, there are various naval specialty badges.
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I'm guessing it's Las piñas Central Post Office(CPO) ?
chef de anchor
Hope and rest
weightless, floating
It depends what meaning you give for anchor. I'll use the kind of anchor for a ship: The boat dropped anchor and two passengers got out. Hope it helped!
CPO=Chief Product Officer
On the CPO coat and hood+
For me, the rose symbolizes femininity, yet the anchor symbolizes my tour in the U.S. Navy!
A set of crossed compass bearings as observed from a vessel laying at anchor to identify the ships position.
benefit of stockless
The motto "anchor rapide ancre" simply stated is "Anchor quickly anchor". The implied meaning is to "established swiftly and steadfastly" (the French were never good at just saying it like it was!)