American Freemason (Lodge) Medal. Medal with on red neck ribbon (Collarette) with black on other side. The medal is in the shape of a bird over a nest with crown above and other masonic symbols. Most likely 1940s-1970s era. Worn condition. Additional Notes: The Freemason medals are fascinating symbols of history and tradition. They are often awarded to members of the Freemasonry fraternity to commemorate achievements, service, or milestones. For example, the 32nd Degree Freemason Medal is a significant emblem within the Scottish Rite, often featuring intricate designs like the Double-Headed Eagle and the motto “Spes Mea In Deo Est” (“My Hope Is In God”). Some rare Masonic medals, like the George Washington Inaugural Medal or the Paul Revere Medal, are highly sought after by collectors due to their historical significance. These medals can vary in design, material, and value, depending on their rarity and the occasion they represent. See Additional Information for shipping dimensions.
