Most Excellent Master Apron - American Constitution Royal Arch (York Rite)
Most Excellent Master Apron - American Constitution Royal Arch (York Rite)
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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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- Masonic Regalia
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Royal Arch – American Constitution (York Rite)
The Most Excellent Master Apron is a distinguished piece of Capitular regalia for companions of the American Constitution Royal Arch Chapter. Representing attainment of the Most Excellent Master degree, this apron is worn with honour at Chapter convocations and formal York Rite occasions.
Finished with a rich red fabric back and a secure adjustable waist belt, it combines traditional symbolism with practical, comfortable wear.
Features
- Finest quality construction
- Dimensions: 41 × 35 cm
- Adjustable waist belt with snake closure
- Red fabric back
- Rear pocket for gloves or small ceremonial items
Apron body: Genuine leather. Decorative fabrics, ribbons, embroidery, linings and fittings vary by design.
Regalia identification – check before ordering
- Order / rite: Royal Arch Chapter
- Constitution / jurisdiction: American Constitution
- Degree / office: Confirm correct degree or office
- 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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