Society emblems. Past officers’ jewels
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Society emblems. Past officers’ jewels, F. E. Wright (1896). Via artnap.com
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A chromolithographic plate of twenty-five numbered pendant badges, each with a metal loop for hanging, shown in gold, blue, red and black enamel. The emblems include masonic-style compasses and square, eagles, crosses, shields, and banners with inscribed mottoes and initials, arranged in five rows. The plate is credited to F. E. Wright, dated 1896, and published by Julius Bien & Co. New York.
