Vintage Masonic Shriners Scimitar Crescent Moon Enamel Tie Tack Lapel Pin

Private Shrine-temple banquet. Saturday evening.  The potentate notices the scimitar before the first toast and asks whether you were given access to the ceremonial vault. You adjust the tie tack and study the parade route.  Ten minutes later, your chair is beside his. By dessert, you have a fez locker, permanent entry to the temple lounge, and authority over a fraternal-events budget nobody remembers creating.  No one has reviewed the bylaws.  You're wearing a vintage Masonic Shriners tie tack featuring the classic scimitar and crescent-moon emblem with enamel detail. Compact, symbolic, and built for the collector who prefers his lapel jewelry to arrive with secret-handshake energy and unexplained ceremonial authority.  Vintage Shriners fraternal jewelry. Masonic scimitar and crescent-moon motif. Enamel detail. Tie tack / lapel pin construction.  Preston Turdsworth examined the sword and asked whether the parade budget included cavalry.  I needed to be somewhere else.  So I went straight to Dorsia. I ordered the truffle-glazed quail with saffron pear purée and candied fennel. The waiter nodded.  Shipped right — packed by someone who understands fraternal pins, not someone challenging the scimitar to a duel inside a mailer.  Shipping includes tracking.  Comes from a smoke-free lair.