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Knights Templar Jewelry

by Alan Fairchild
(Rockford,IL)

Pasadena Knights Templar

Pasadena Knights Templar

I am a Master Mason in Illinois. A family member sent me some of their family's Masonic Jewelry which they do not have any stories regarding them. I would like to know more about this item, if anyone knows,...when it was produced, by whom, for whom, etc...Thank you for your help.








Simon: If anyone has a duplicate or similar piece to this Pasadena Knights Templar piece and knows more details about it, please feel free to share and compare.

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Aug 05, 2011
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starstarstarstarstar 		Exactly Right
by: Anonymous

JwinNC is exactly right. not really sure where the others have gotten the information.
Apr 28, 2011
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starstarstarstarstar 		Commandery Badge
by: JWinNC

This is a Commandery Badge. It would appear to be for Pasadena Commandery No. 31, Knights Templar.

There are no degree numbers for degrees and orders in the York Rite, so the number indicates the Commandery's number in the Grand Commandery of its jurisdiction.

Commandery badges were worn on the Templar coat along with the Malta jewel and any officer jewels.
Apr 14, 2011
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starstarstarstarstar 		The Real Answer
by: Anonymous

What I just sent you has good meaning, but the real answer is the K stands Knights, and the T stands for Templar, the 31 stands for 31st degree, Pasadena is where the brother received his degree, Pasadena, California. The family member of yours belonged to the Knights Templar and received his 31st degree in Pasadena.

There are 32 degrees in the Knights Templar. The only thing is what was the name of the lodge your family member was a part of, and where in Pasadena, California was his lodge.

Usually on the back of emblems, medals, badges, will have a name of the company or person's initials that made the item.

When the item was made you might never know unless you can find the company or person that made that item. A lot of times you might not find out when it was made.
Apr 14, 2011
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starstarstarstarstar 		The Real Answer
by: Anonymous

What I just sent you has good meaning, but the real answer is the K stands Knights, and the T stands for Templar, the 31 stands for 31st degree, Pasadena is where the brother received his degree, Pasadena, California. The family member of yours belonged to the Knights Templar and received his 31st degree in Pasadena. There are 32 degrees in the Knights Templar.
Apr 14, 2011
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starstarstarstarstar 		A guess
by: Anonymous

The K stands for 31, and the T stands for 4.60 There are 32 stages with the knights Templar as well as Scottish Rite.

What exactly is the 4.60 I'm not to sure of. The 4 can stand for lots of things such as 1/4th. The 4 could be 1/4th of 60, which = 15, which is also another number from the pass. Good luck!

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