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Three matching pins at about 3/4 inch each, built around the 47th Problem of Euclid. The geometry carries meaning from the Master Mason degree onward, and the set format makes more sense than buying one at a time.
What it means: the Forty-Seventh Problem of Euclid
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At one inch, this reads clearly on a lapel without looking crowded next to a name badge. The Masonic Exchange is a dedicated supplier, which generally means the emblem proportions are right.
Priced and packaged for giving away, not wearing to Lodge. Useful for table lodges, civic tabling, or new member kits where unit cost matters more than finish quality.
For Scottish Rite members who have received the 14th degree. Not appropriate to wear before that conferral.