Wall decoration - Masonic - Europe
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Masonic decorative ceremonial sword from the mid-20th century (circa 1950), total length 90 cm, steel blade, hilt and fittings in gold-toned metal with rich symbolic ornamentation, leather-lined scabbard with matching fittings, non-functional and intended for ceremonial or display use; in good overall condition with patina and minor signs of wear.
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Decorative and ceremonial sword from the mid-20th century, datable to around 1950. Total length 90 cm. Straight blade polished in steel, grip and fittings in gilded metal with rich symbolic ornamentation, and scabbard lined in leather with matching mounts. Includes original side belt mounts.
Non-functional piece, designed for ceremonial or representative use (events, parades, lodges, or institutional ornamentation). Generally good condition with patina appropriate to its age; small signs of normal use. A striking and collectible object, ideal for historical decoration or a thematic 20th-century collection.
Decorative and ceremonial sword from the mid-20th century, datable to around 1950. Total length 90 cm. Straight blade polished in steel, grip and fittings in gilded metal with rich symbolic ornamentation, and scabbard lined in leather with matching mounts. Includes original side belt mounts.
Non-functional piece, designed for ceremonial or representative use (events, parades, lodges, or institutional ornamentation). Generally good condition with patina appropriate to its age; small signs of normal use. A striking and collectible object, ideal for historical decoration or a thematic 20th-century collection.
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Era
1900-2000
Material
Steel
Country of Origin
Europe
Manufacturer/ Brand
Masonic
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
90 cm
Width
13 cm
Depth
3 cm
Estimated Period
1940-1950
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