I Became Part Owner of The London Bridge for $4 But its Not How it Sounds

[TreaShore]

Hey everyone! Here is a video of my recent antique store finds. A bit of gold, a couple of ounces of silver, and a piece of The London Bridge? I was not expecting that combination of finds at my brief look around two antique stores. I was also not expecting the silver salt cellar to be over 100 years old, like mentioned in the references I found. The masonic pin was a fun piece to add to my existing collection of gold fraternal pins. My advice is to always check the small lapel pins as a fair number of the old ones are gold.

If you have any question about the piece, then lets talk. And if you have knowledge on the pieces, like a better understanding of the 10k masonic pin or the silver donkey statue/salt cellar, the please share your knowledge and be the one to teach me. Thanks for looking.

 

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[Blackfoot58]

The Masonic pin is from York Rite Masonry. RAM stands for Royal Arch Masons. This is for a subset of degrees that can be taken after completing the first 3 Masonic degrees, which are known as Blue Lodge.
I’d guess Triune was the Lodge name and 29 was the Lodge number.

 

[TreaShore]

The Masonic pin is from York Rite Masonry. RAM stands for Royal Arch Masons. This is for a subset of degrees that can be taken after completing the first 3 Masonic degrees, which are known as Blue Lodge.
I’d guess Triune was the Lodge name and 29 was the Lodge number.

Thank you for the information. I have had a good run of Masonic and other fraternal pins lately. I even have another video going up now.

 

[Blackfoot58]

Thank you for the information. I have had a good run of Masonic and other fraternal pins lately. I even have another video going up not.

Fraternal and Club pins are a favorite of mine. Especially Masonic and Lions Club.