File:McClenachan 1885 degree 05 regalia.png
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Summary
Collar and compasses jewel, with apron for Perfect Master, the 5° of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite, as illustrated in Charles T. McClenachan's 1885 book. This is a historical illustration, not a specification of current regalia in every jurisdiction.
Source and identification
Charles T. McClenachan, The Book of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry, revised and enlarged edition (New York: Author's Edition, 1885), p. 52 (PDF page 68). The degree heading and the accompanying description of the regalia identify this illustration.
Wikimedia Commons source scan, digitised by the Internet Archive from the Library of Congress copy. The individual illustrator is not identified.
Copyright
Public domain. The illustration was published in the United States in 1885; Wikimedia Commons marks the source scan as public domain because its US copyright has expired.
This file is a faithful extract of the illustration from the scanned page, rendered at 300 dpi. The surrounding printed text has been excluded. The design and colours have not been redrawn or altered. No new copyright is claimed in this reproduction.
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