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A historical time capsule from a single owner, Marshall Wayne Anglin of Indiana.
This collection beautifully bridges his formal Masonic journey through the Blue Lodge and Scottish Rite with his involvement in mid-century fraternal social clubs. Finding an intact archive with the original member\'s ring, major certificates, and local lodge dues cards is incredibly rare.
What is Included in This Lot:
1. Vintage 10K & Sterling Master Mason Signet Ring
Details: A heavy, beautifully detailed vintage ring featuring a solid 10K yellow gold Square and Compasses emblem (with the central \"G\")
Markings: Explicitly stamped \"10K\" / \"STERLING\" on the inside band. Shows a stunning, authentic aged patina.
2. 1967 Scottish Rite 32nd Degree Certificate (Fort Wayne, IN)
Details: A large, beautifully illustrated official certificate certifying Marshall W. Anglin as a Sublime Prince of the Royal Secret (32nd Degree) in the Valley of Fort Wayne, Indiana.
Condition: Excellent vintage condition. The paper is crisp and completely intact with bright ink. It has standard, expected fold lines from original storage/mailing, but no severe tearing or splits along the creases.
3. 1962 International Association of Turtles Membership Card.
Details: A highly collectible, vintage \"Official Membership Card\" for the famous \"Turtles Club\" (Clay Township Chapter, South Bend, Ind.). Dated Dec. 8, 1962. A wonderful piece of mid-century American social/drinking club history
4. 1962 Tall Cedars of Lebanon Membership CardDetails: Official dues card for the appendant Masonic body known for \"Fun, Frolic, and Fellowship.\"
5. Vintage Blue Lodge Dues Receipt Card
Details: Proof of dues for Bean Blossom Lodge No. 527 F. & A.M. (Brown County, Indiana). This is the foundational card that permitted him to wear the Master Mason ring included in this lot.
Condition Note:
All paper ephemera items show light, honest age wear consistent with safe storage since the 1960s. The ring is structurally sound with no loose elements.
Please review all photos carefully to assess the exact cosmetic condition.
