Apron, Arm Cuffs & Sash – Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes (RAOB)
Apron, Arm Cuffs & Sash – Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes (RAOB)
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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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A rare vintage regalia set from 1960 for the Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes (RAOB). Includes apron, arm cuffs, and sash. The used condition adds authentic character and historical charm, making this a significant collector’s piece rich in religious and spiritual symbolism. A unique find for collectors of Masonic, cultural, and historical artefacts.
Apron body: Genuine leather. Decorative fabrics, ribbons, embroidery, linings and fittings vary by design.
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- Order / rite: Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes (RAOB)
- Constitution / jurisdiction: Not specified – confirm before purchase
- Degree / office: Confirm correct degree or office
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- Country / local rules: Verify with your own lodge, chapter or council; suitability is not universal
Colours, borders, emblems and patterns may differ between constitutions, degrees and countries. Check your organisation's requirements and the selected product variant before ordering.
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