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Late 19th Century Masonic Ceremonial Sword – Blackened Hilt – Deepeeka.

Late 19th Century Masonic Ceremonial Sword – Blackened Hilt – Deepeeka.

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A Late 19th Century Masonic Ceremonial Sword with a blackened hilt would typically be a ceremonial weapon associated with the Freemasons, a fraternal organization known for its secretive rituals and symbolism. These swords were used in various Masonic rituals and ceremonies, often for processions or as part of regalia for high-ranking Masonic officers.


Symbolism

  • The blackened hilt itself may symbolize humility, sacrifice, or spiritual transformation—concepts common within Masonic teachings. The Masonic sword as a whole is a symbol of the Masonic principles of morality, justice, and truth, meant to defend virtue and promote brotherhood.

Historical Context

  • During the late 19th century, Freemasonry was flourishing, especially in Europe and America. The Industrial Revolution had brought forth a period of great wealth and prosperity for the middle and upper classes, which also allowed Masonic societies to flourish. This sword would have been a part of the elite regalia used by prominent Masons at that time.
  • Freemasonry in this period often placed a strong emphasis on public rituals, and the sword was an essential part of the processions that marked significant milestones within the lodge.
This Freemason Ceremonial Sword has a blade forged of high carbon steel that has been etched upon both sides. The hilt is crafted from brass and has been blackened. It comes with a steel-core scabbard overlaid in black leather and finished with a blackened metal chape and locket.

Overall Length 31 1/4''
Blade Length 25 3/4''
Weight 11.2 oz
Edge Unsharpened
Width 13.8 mm
Thickness 4.6 mm - 3.4 mm
Pommel Threaded
P.O.B. 5 1/4''
Grip Length 3 1/4''
Blade [EN45 High Carbon Steel]
Class Decorative
Culture Masonic
Manufacturer Deepeeka
Country of Origin India
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