Antiques Atlas Masonic 19th Century Third Degree Tracing Board Antique plaques, masonic 19th century third degree tracing board. a good quality 19th century third degree tracing board, this is oil painted onto a wooden panel and was designed by john harris. these boards are used as visual aids by freemasons, usually with a different one for each of their three ceremonies. the third ceremony teaches about. Photos. a 19thc masonic trestle or tracing board, oil on panel. masons tools surmounting a hebrew panel above a skull and cross bones ( momento mori)with more hebrew letters above a curtained door, one pulled to one side to give a glimpse of the ark beyond. with a chequered foreground. the letters for north, east, south and west around the edge.
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A Set Of Three Painted Masonic Tracing Boards Late 19th Century Harris 3rd degree tracing board model # 361046 originally created by john harris in the 19th century this is the most popular and commonly used version of the third degree the ashlar company masonic shop for the good of the craft info@masonicshop 417 308 0380 we will beat any competitors price by 5%. Harris 3rd degree tracing board model # 363730 designed and printed by brother john harris in the early to mid 19th century. this is a reproduction, not an original. the ashlar company masonic shop for the good of the craft info@masonicshop 417 308 0380 we will beat any competitors price by 5%. As different masonic jurisdictions established official, or standard, degree rituals the creation of new tracing boards by artists waned, and has since largely disappeared in favour of standard designs. nonetheless, some masonic artists have experimented with very modern designs for the twenty first century. [9]. Tracing, lodge, boards, masonic, degree, brother, lodges, symbol, an explanation of the 3rd degree tracing board g r oswell addeddate 2014 04 13 18:49:05.
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