Re: Unidentified British regalia

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On Fri, 15 Jul 2005 11:11, Stott wrote:

> Out of curiosity I bid on some British fraternal regalia on ebay, and
> won it. Now- can anyone tell me just what I've got?:
>
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=7700274225&rd=1&sspagename=STRK%3AMEWN%3AIT&rd=1
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> If you can't open the link, the apron has a white center with a broad
> royal blue boarder, and lots of gold trim. On the flap and corners are
> T-squares (Past Master, I believe) and in the center is a wreath with
> crossed heraldic flags. Same design on the cuffs, the jewel collar has
> what looks like a cattail and a stalk of wheat. I know UK Masonry is
> different from what I'm used to, but this one is a complete mystery.
> Looks like the set cost a small fortune when new.
> From the same dealer I also won a Royal Arch sash and an apron marked
> LONDON. At least there's little mystery there.
>
> Eric Stott
> Masters #5 F&AM
> Albany NY USA

Hi Eric.

UGLQ uses the same regalia as UGLE, so I can answer your question :)

The regalia is that of the Grand Standard Bearer.
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Alex Fisher JS
Lodge Caledonian No. 14
United Grand Lodge of Queensland


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