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[[Datei:394881 10151389447817279 1132372262 n.jpg|right|This beautiful hand-made Royal Arch Mason jewel dates to the Revolutionary War and is a fine example of what early Masonic jewels looked like. This jewel has the name of the Lodge and the name of an individual owner. It is engraved Abrm HARDENBERGH, LIVINGSTON LODGE No. 23. It also has the original owners "mark" which is the "sheaf of wheat" on the chapter penny within the circle K, S, H, T, W, S, S, T. These letters are esoteric and cannot be explained here. Royal Arch Masons remember the order of the these letters with the humorous phrase "King Solomon Had Twelve Wives Some Say Twenty". Both sides of this jewel display the Three Great Lights which are the Holy Bible, Square and Compasses. Other working tools on this jewel are the plumb, level, 24 inch gauge, common gavel, chisel and trowel. Other symbolism includes the Sun, Moon and Stars, as well as Jacobs Ladder. It measures 3 inches tall and 2 inches wide and is made of silver. It is a wonderful example of early craftsmanship. | [[Datei:394881 10151389447817279 1132372262 n.jpg|right|This beautiful hand-made Royal Arch Mason jewel dates to the Revolutionary War and is a fine example of what early Masonic jewels looked like. This jewel has the name of the Lodge and the name of an individual owner. It is engraved Abrm HARDENBERGH, LIVINGSTON LODGE No. 23. It also has the original owners "mark" which is the "sheaf of wheat" on the chapter penny within the circle K, S, H, T, W, S, S, T. These letters are esoteric and cannot be explained here. Royal Arch Masons remember the order of the these letters with the humorous phrase "King Solomon Had Twelve Wives Some Say Twenty". Both sides of this jewel display the Three Great Lights which are the Holy Bible, Square and Compasses. Other working tools on this jewel are the plumb, level, 24 inch gauge, common gavel, chisel and trowel. Other symbolism includes the Sun, Moon and Stars, as well as Jacobs Ladder. It measures 3 inches tall and 2 inches wide and is made of silver. It is a wonderful example of early craftsmanship. | ||
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and who became Speaker of the Assembly in 1788. Abraham died rather young in | and who became Speaker of the Assembly in 1788. Abraham died rather young in | ||
1794 (his widow later married his boss, Simeon DeWitt), but enjoyed a full | 1794 (his widow later married his boss, Simeon DeWitt), but enjoyed a full | ||
and well-connected career in his short life of only 38 years. | and well-connected career in his short life of only 38 years.]] | ||
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Revolutionary War Era Royal Arch Mason Jewels
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