Older Toledo? Blade, Makers Marks I.D.

Norman McCormick · 16th September 2019, 06:22 PM

Hi Jim,
I have been in touch with the London Museum of Freemasony and I attach part of their reply.

The crown above the cross is an interesting feature, the English Templar orders almost universally have an Imperial Crown, the style on the sword is only used by Mount Calvary Preceptory. The French however use it much more frequently.

Thanks as usual for your valued input and I hope the above might throw a little more light on this piece. Scottish Freemasonary is of course quite distinct in many respects and I hope to pursue that aspect a little more.
My Regards,
Norman.

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16th September 2019, 06:22 PM	#27
Norman McCormick Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 1,618	Hi Jim, I have been in touch with the London Museum of Freemasony and I attach part of their reply. The crown above the cross is an interesting feature, the English Templar orders almost universally have an Imperial Crown, the style on the sword is only used by Mount Calvary Preceptory. The French however use it much more frequently. Thanks as usual for your valued input and I hope the above might throw a little more light on this piece. Scottish Freemasonary is of course quite distinct in many respects and I hope to pursue that aspect a little more. My Regards, Norman.