Scotland, George IV, Fremason’s Jewel of James. Erskine silver-gilt openwork
Scotland, George IV, Fremason’s Jewel of James. Erskine silver-gilt openwork
Scotland, George IV, Fremason’s Jewel of James. Erskine silver-gilt openwork

Scotland, George IV, Fremason’s Jewel of James. Erskine silver-gilt openwork

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Scotland, George IV, Fremason’s Jewel of James. Erskine silver-gilt openwork (or pierced) Masonic Jewel, AL 5829 – 1829 (81.5 x 51.5mm.). Circular with scrolls above and below, six pointed star,…
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Scotland, George IV, Fremason’s Jewel of James. Erskine silver-gilt openwork (or pierced) Masonic Jewel, AL 5829 – 1829 (81.5 x 51.5mm.). Circular with scrolls above and below, six pointed star, central sun-in-majesty, named JAMES ERSKINE (engraved).

Extremely Fine.

James Erskine is most likely General James St Clair-Erskine, 2nd Earl of Rosslyn (1762-1837), who was Acting Grand Master of the Lodge of Scotland on behalf of King George IV. In 1828 he was also the Lord Lieutenant of Fifeshire

Specification

Date 1829
Medallion Group

Commemorative Medals
Medallion Category

Great Britain
Size (mm)

81

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