✅ SOLVED Double Eagle Inverted Pyramid Pin
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Well normally this is a "Scottish Rite" pin... err that is... with the pyramid "upright"...
Also known as a Scottish Freemasonry symbol...
I will do a few searches.
Also known as a Scottish Freemasonry symbol...
I will do a few searches.
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Ok ... I was right.
This is what I said it is.
Not sure what the "inverted" pyramid verses upright difference is.
This is what I said it is.
Not sure what the "inverted" pyramid verses upright difference is.
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Maybe the pyramid is right side up and the eagles are supposed to be upside down.....or maybe not....
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There is a 32 inside of the triangle, indicating the wearer was a 32nd degree mason. It appears to me to be a tie bar, with similar examples seen in this search:
32nd degree mason tie bar pin - Google Search
32nd degree mason tie bar pin - Google Search
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I've been looking at images for the 32nd degree and found some with the pyramid inverted, but no explanation.
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The upright triangle represents fire, upside down-water. All references to alchemy, an integral part of Masonic ritual. I called a lawyer I know who's a Mason.
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I almost hate to ask but is a photo of the back possible?
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I explained this pin in the beginning. heh
Twas solved.
Twas solved.
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Here are 3 examples of the inverted triangle. Would still like to see the backside.
Victorian 32nd Scottish Rite Pin- 14k Yellow Gold Hand Engraved Rose Cut Diamond | What's it worth
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