Apron
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- Artist / Maker
- b) Brotherws Warrington
- Material Type
- Artifact
- Date Range From
- 1890.02.20
- Description
- a) Rectangular white leather apron with iridescent blue fabric trim. Symmetrical design, thick ribbons hold rectangular metal ornaments on each side. Inverted triangular flap from the top. Belt is a green fabric with metal buckle. Attached to the buckle is a hook in the shape of a snake. Back is go…
- Repository
- West Vancouver Art Museum
- Artist / Maker
- b) Brotherws Warrington
- Material Type
- Artifact
- Accession Number
- 2005.012.325.a-c
- Date Range From
- 1890.02.20
- Origin - Country
- England
- Use - Country
- Canada
- Use - Province / Territory
- British Columbia
- Use - Municipality
- West Vancouver
- Subject Access
- Clubs
- Organizations
- Artifact Category
- Communication Artifacts: Personal Symbol
- Description
- a) Rectangular white leather apron with iridescent blue fabric trim. Symmetrical design, thick ribbons hold rectangular metal ornaments on each side. Inverted triangular flap from the top. Belt is a green fabric with metal buckle. Attached to the buckle is a hook in the shape of a snake. Back is gold iridescent fabric.
- b) Folded paper certificate- offwhite, ornate designs including crest, three pillars, and symbolic imagery, text throughout certifying Charles Southorn is a member of the loadge. Text in black and grey. Stamp in white on a dark blue square on the PR side.
- c) Black leather case for apron with embossed text and stmbols on the front side. Underside of lid flap is blue leather, cream interior. Symbols is the compass and the T square. Latch is silver coloured metal.
- Height
- a)34.5
- b)40
- c)14.5
- Width
- a)37.5
- b)30
- c)20
- Depth
- c)2.5
- Units
- cm
- Dimension Remarks
- a) Belt is 53cm long in total.
- b) Measurements when open.
- Material
- a) Leather, fabric, metal.
- b) Paper, ink.
- Colour
- a) White, blue, gold, green, brown.
- b) Cream, gray, black.
- Marks / Labels
- b) "UNITED GRAND LODGE/OF ANCIENT, FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS OF ENGLAND/HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS, THE PRINCE OF WALES, R.G./GRAND MASTER". More text after.
- c) "BRO. CHARLES SOUTHORN/COMBERMERE LODGE/NO. 605".
- Repository
- West Vancouver Art Museum