Abou Ben Adhem Shrine 1979 Marble Paperweight Medallion Shriners Potentate MO

Abou Ben Adhem Shrine 1979 Marble Paperweight Medallion Shriners Potentate MO

$11.99
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Abou Ben Adhem Shrine 1979 Marble Paperweight Medallion Shriners Potentate MO

Abou Ben Adhem Shrine 1979 Marble Paperweight Medallion Shriners Potentate MO

$11.99

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Condition: The marble has chips at the back top-right corner and along the front lower edge. The enamel on the medallion shows small pits and some wear, and the cork bottom is stained. See photos.

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The Abou Ben Adhem Shrine is a Shriners temple in Springfield, Missouri, and this heavy little desk block is a keepsake from its 1979 year. A gold-tone enameled medallion is set into a black veined marble block, and the medallion is dated '79 and names Potentate Chas B. Edel. It would suit a Shriner or Masonic collector, anyone who likes Springfield, Missouri memorabilia, or a shelf or desk in need of a bit of fraternal history.

Details

  • Black veined marble block with a gold-tone metal medallion in colored enamel, marked Abou Ben Adhem and dated 1979.
  • The underside has a cork pad to protect desk surfaces.
  • Weight is about 0.62 lb.

Condition: The marble has chips at the back top-right corner and along the front lower edge. The enamel on the medallion shows small pits and some wear, and the cork bottom is stained. See photos.

The photos are part of the description, and it will be packed with care.