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The book of the Ancient and accepted Scottish rite of freemasonry (1899)
McClenachan, Charles Thompson, 1829-1896. [from old catalog] · New York · leaf 401
wel is a triangle of gold, on which is enamelledthe word Il^RI. The hilt of the sword is in the shape of a cross, andgilt. The scabbard and sword-belt are black. Under these decorations, each wears a tunic of whitewoollen stuff, Veaching to the mid-thigh; and over all aKnights mantle of scarlet… … The hat is broad-brimmed, with red plumes, and ablack and white cockade.A gilt spur is worn on each heeLBattery—«0»©—•••—••. KNIGHT COMMANDER OF THE TEMTLE. 391 EEOEPTION. The following dirge is sung in the adjoining apart-ment. DIRGE.Solemnly. Bbo. Hbnbt Tuokbb.Freemasons
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