Thanks , at first I thought it might be German or a bikers pendant . I do like the skull n crossbones. Not sure when this was made for the man .That's one for the showcase, congrats.
So a Masonic necklace metal worn by a confederate veteran , holy crap that's amazingHere you go...
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Vintage masonic KnightsTemplar medal Boston Mass skull crossbones Hugh de Payens | #457119889
Vintage masonic Knights Templar Medal Cross Boston, Mass The motto in hoc signo vinces translates to in this sign thou conquer , a motto used by Constantine the Great. Hugh de Payens commidery inscwww.worthpoint.com
Thanks for info red coat , it's nice to put a face with itGreat find. I believe this is your man (from the ‘findagrave’ website): Philip Conder Stinson (22 Dec 1846 – 3 Mar 1926):
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He’s buried in the Morning Star Lutheran Cemetery at Matthews, around 18 miles from Monroe in North Carolina:
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Here’s his military record as a Private in the North Carolina 15th Infantry on the Confederate side:
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Excellent research Redcoat !Great find. I believe this is your man (from the ‘findagrave’ website): Philip Conder Stinson (22 Dec 1846 – 3 Mar 1926):
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He’s buried in the Morning Star Lutheran Cemetery at Matthews, around 18 miles from Monroe in North Carolina:
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Here’s his military record as a Private in the North Carolina 15th Infantry on the Confederate side:
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👏👌🫡 beautiful finds!!Found at the old mill site . The guy appears to have been a CSA veteran . This thing is pretty bad*ss!