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Clifton-Gaston Allen Lodge #664 |
| Free & Accepted Masons of Ohio | |
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History of The Fellowcraft Jewel
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The Clifton
Fellowcraft Jewel is an honorary token presented to those who have,
by faithful and conscientious work, served Clifton-Gaston Allen
Lodge. Its idea was conceived and the design developed by
Clifton men. Being a reward for service, it cannot be
purchased.
For the history connected with the design, we are indebted to a Masonic research authority, Dr. C. H. Merz, of Sandusky, Ohio. It is an exact reproduction of a clay tessera or amulet |
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found in an Egyptian tomb and is at least 40 centuries old. The geometric figure illustrates the 47th Problem of Euclid, which is significant because it has appeared so consistently through Masonry. The Fellowcraft Jewel was assigned by Brother Arthur J. Laws to Clifton Lodge, March 16, 1921, and recorded in Volume 114, Page 171 of Transfer of Patents at the United States Patent Office, October 8, 1921. Recipients of the Fellowcraft Jewel
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