Ceremonial object - Stave Top, General Mark of the Order

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Historical information

"In olden times, both the figure seven and the equal-sided triangle were considered to be perfect signs, therefore the two signs together become an ideal symbol for God, Who is perfect.

The mark is also known as the General Mark of the Order" [Ritual of the Page's Degree for use in Junior Court Ceremonies, 1963, pg7]

Physical description

Stave tops of ceremonial staves.
MOK221.1 Chrome MOK Esquire's Mark
MOK221.1 Aluminium MOK Esquire's Mark

Subjects

methodist order of knights

Identifier

MOK221

Materials

Aluminium, metal - chrome-plated

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