Apron, Arm Cuffs & Sash - The Endangered Royal Antidiluvian Order Of The Buffalo Scottish Constitution

Apron, Arm Cuffs & Sash - The Endangered Royal Antidiluvian Order Of The Buffalo Scottish Constitutionintage Masonic Wear 1960 Collectors Item This vintage Masonic wear from 1960 is a remarkable collectors piece that carries with it the dignity, symbolism, and mystique of the Craft. More than just regalia, it stands as a tangible link to Masonic history, embodying the values, rituals, and spiritual symbolism that defined the Order during the mid 20th century. The used condition of this piece only enhances its authenticity and character. Each mark and

symbolizing chivalric allegiance and Masonic humility

These rosettes signify the Second Degree and represent the knowledge and understanding gained as the Mason progresses through the degrees

Andrew's Cross in metal (gold or silver tone)

good and evil

Width: 350 mm

Flap & Embroidery:

Use & Significance:

symbolizing the Christian faith and chivalric ideals

meticulously stitched by skilled craftsmen to reflect the precision and reverence of the Craft

typically in a dark shade (black or deep green)

The Worshipful Master Scottish Rite Apron is a prestigious piece of regalia

and the sacrificial love central to the Royal Arch’s sacred teachings