Masonic Shriner Shriner's Car Emblem Zinc Alloy 3" Black // Gold
For Shriners only. The fez emblem is an earned distinction and displaying it before you have joined the Shrine would be noticed.
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For Shriners only. The fez emblem is an earned distinction and displaying it before you have joined the Shrine would be noticed.
The scimitar-and-crescent is the Shrine's emblem, not a general Masonic symbol — this belongs on a Noble's car. At just under three inches diameter and an eighth of an inch thick, it sits flat without much profile.
The Past Master emblem is for Past Masters. If you have not yet served as Worshipful Master, this one is not yours yet.
Specifically for Prince Hall Freemasonry. Brothers in mainstream Grand Lodge jurisdictions should look elsewhere.
Four stickers for the price of one is the practical argument. The white vinyl reads cleanly on dark paint but will disappear on a white or silver vehicle.
The single-unit, slightly larger version. Yellow vinyl is more visible than white on most dark paint, but check how it sits against your vehicle's color before ordering.
The black finish is the differentiator — most emblems in this category run chrome or silver, so this one reads differently on a dark vehicle. At three inches it is large enough to be legible from across a parking lot.
The Seven Liberal Arts belong to the Fellow Craft degree, so this works for any Master Mason, not just Shrine members. At 773 reviews and 4.8 stars, it's one of the better-validated auto emblems at this size.
For Shrine members only — AEAONMS is the organization's full name, and the raspberry-and-gold scheme is specific to it. Aluminum alloy with epoxy clear coat is sturdier than a vinyl decal and should survive a car wash.
No material is listed beyond the glossy finish, which is worth knowing if durability matters to you. For Shrine members only.
Bumper- or trunk-sized at three inches. Adhesive-backed and epoxy-coated, so pick your spot on the first try; it will not come off cleanly. Flat glass, metal, or hard plastic only.
Brass construction with an antique finish gives it more visual weight than zinc alternatives. Adhesive backing; the listing notes it works best on flat, smooth surfaces.
Adhesive-backed, so no drilling required — but the mounting surface matters; a clean, flat spot holds far better than a curved or textured panel. Zinc and nickel with an epoxy clear coat.
Represents all three York Rite bodies on one 3-inch aluminum disc. If you are active in only one chapter or council, a body-specific emblem is probably the cleaner choice.
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