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| + | This is a magnificent 9ct gold Masonic ball fob in virtually mint condition, it is stamped 9ct on the clasp the central bit on the ribbon & on the star inside the ball along with a registration no 691741 by L&G ltd which indicates that it was made on commission or a limited number. I have only ever seen 2 of these, as most of them are a ball which opens out into a cross. It is 4-3/4" long unopened, it dates from late 19th to early 20th century. (Bitte übersetzen) | ||
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Version vom 16. Januar 2010, 23:38 Uhr
An English Masonic FOB Collection
This beautiful FOB collection belongs to Brother Mike Martin of Mersey Lodge No. 5434 (UGLE) If you would like to contact Brother Mike about his collection go to: [1] where he is a Moderator.
Diese großartige Sammlung von Freimaurer-Kugeln (FOBs) gehört Bruder Mike Martin von der Mersey-Loge Nr. 5434 (UGLE). Wer mit Bruder Mike Kontakt aufnehmen möchte, kann das über The freemason machen, denn in dem Forum ist er einer der Moderatoren.
Long Armed Victorian Ball
This is one of the rarer late 19th Century balls with the longer arms that all fix into the base. The arms are stamped 9ct and are fixed to a swivel that allows them to rotate on the ball when undone. The base has the stamp “PAT 2639 1/20 and REGd. Length 40mm by 30mm when open, weighs 10.2 grams. (Bitte übersetzen)
Masonic Ball FOB
This is a magnificent 9ct gold Masonic ball fob in virtually mint condition, it is stamped 9ct on the clasp the central bit on the ribbon & on the star inside the ball along with a registration no 691741 by L&G ltd which indicates that it was made on commission or a limited number. I have only ever seen 2 of these, as most of them are a ball which opens out into a cross. It is 4-3/4" long unopened, it dates from late 19th to early 20th century. (Bitte übersetzen)
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