Cryptic (Royal & Select Masters) Member Apron - Canadian Constitution (East)
Cryptic (Royal & Select Masters) Member Apron - Canadian Constitution (East)
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The apron body is made from genuine animal leather. Decorative moiré ribbon, velvet, satin, embroidery, linings and fittings may vary by design. See the product description for specifications.
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- Royal & Select Masters
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A finest quality Member Apron for the Cryptic (Royal & Select Masters) Canadian Constitution (East), featuring the Solid Triangle emblem for Eastern Canada. Available in genuine leather.
Features:
- Finest quality construction
- Apron size: 17” × 17” × 17” (43 × 43 × 43 cm)
- V Flap size: 10” × 10” × 10” (25 × 25 × 25 cm)
- Adjustable waist belt with snake closure
- Solid Triangle for Eastern Canada
- Rear pocket
- Available in genuine leather
Explore related items in our Royal & Select Masters regalia collection. Check the requirements of your specific lodge, order and constitution before ordering.
Apron body: Genuine leather. Decorative fabrics, ribbons, embroidery, linings and fittings vary by design.
Regalia identification – check before ordering
- Order / rite: Royal & Select Masters
- Constitution / jurisdiction: Canadian Constitution
- Degree / office: Member
- Colours described: See product photographs and selected options
- Country / local rules: Verify with your lodge, chapter or council; suitability is not universal
Colours, borders, emblems and patterns can differ between constitutions, degrees and countries. Check your organisation's requirements and selected variant before ordering.
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