32nd Degree Scottish Rite Crown Cap

This is a 32nd Degree Scottish Rite Crown Cap (often referred to as a cap or chapeau), which is worn as part of the regalia in Freemasonry.

Here are the key identifying features on the cap:

• The Double-Headed Eagle: The prominent gold embroidered emblem on the front is a double-headed eagle, a principal symbol of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry. (In this specific design, the wings are pointed downwards).

• The Triangle and Number "32": The red triangle enclosing the number "32" near the top indicates that his the 32nd Degree of the Scottish Rite (a Master of the Royal Secret).

• Crown Cap Style: The flat-topped, cylindrical style with gold piping and braid is traditional regalia used during Scottish Rite meetings and ceremonies.

• Adult size
• Pre-owned from our Rental Collection. Due to previously being worn wear & tear is expected.

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