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Title
A. & A.S.R. ceremonial sword, Charles McK. Lindsay
Creator
J.M. Litchfield & Co., San Francisco
Contributing Institution
Henry W. Coil Library and Museum of Freemasonry
Collection
Henry W. Coil Library and Museum of Freemasonry Research Collections
Rights Information
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Description
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite ceremonial sword Engraved yellow metal with bone handle. Pommel is a pilgrim's tent with the pilgrim sitting in the slightly opened doorway. The grip is of black painted wood and the quillian is decorated with a chivalric designs and ornate deltas. On scabbard: Pelican feeding its young with the blood of its breast surmounting a rose and cross--Christological symbols of the 18th degree of Knight Rose Croix surmounted by the double-headed eagle of the 32nd degree. On middle of scabbard is a raised Teutonic cross. Engraved vine designs and Charles McK. Lindsay adorn the scabbard. Blade: natural and geometric designs, Teutonic crosses, scenes of knights jousting with the Dome of the Rock in the background, Charlds McK. Lindsay are engraved. Lower part of blade is rusty.
Identifier
B99614BF-FC04-4D9C-99E4-373338481546
778.1a-b

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