Shriners CSSA 1998 Branson MO Lapel Pin Vintage Masonic Fez Scimitar Crescent

Shriners CSSA 1998 Branson MO Lapel Pin Vintage Masonic Fez Scimitar Crescent

$11.99
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Shriners CSSA 1998 Branson MO Lapel Pin Vintage Masonic Fez Scimitar Crescent

Shriners CSSA 1998 Branson MO Lapel Pin Vintage Masonic Fez Scimitar Crescent

$11.99

One of a kind — only 1 available

Condition: Good used condition. The glossy domed front is clean, and the brass-tone back has light scratches and some dulling; see photos.

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Shriners are known for their red fez, their scimitar-and-crescent emblem and their long tradition of fellowship and charity, and pins like this one were made to be worn, traded and collected at gatherings. This one marks CSSA 1998 in Branson, Missouri. The domed face shows the Shriners emblem with the sphinx head and star, a smiling fez and a row of five stars.

Details

  • It would look great on a hat or lapel, or tucked into a Masonic or Shriners pin collection.
  • printed 1998 date and Branson, MO on the face, brass-tone metal back, butterfly clutch pin back.

Condition: Good used condition. The glossy domed front is clean, and the brass-tone back has light scratches and some dulling; see photos.

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