THE  WELSH   MASONIC   BADGE
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Owain Glyndŵr was the last native Welshman to be crowned Prince of Wales.   He is remembered for leading rebellions against English rule in north and mid-Wales at the beginning of the 15th century, before his mysterious disappearance in 1412.

Following his death around 1415, Owain Glyndŵr acquired somewhat of a mythical status, as it was believed that he would one day return to liberate the people of Wales.

He is celebrated on Owain Glyndŵr Day, held annually on September 16th, the day on which he began a 15-year rebellion against the English king.

This quality  item which takes its inspiration from the Welsh Dragon, is both discreet and stylish, measuring only  ¾ inch long  and ½ inch wide.

The badge looks equally impressive displayed in the jacket lapel or as a tie pin.  

This much sought after item has a 'Butterfly' type fastening and is expertly crafted in Wales from gold and silver coloured metals.   

This quality item is  not  available in the shops and would be ideal as a presentation gift to initiates, newly installed Masters, visiting brethren, or just to keep for yourself and wear with pride. 

for  a  limited  period  only

While stocks last a  FREE  vinyl  peel off   'Welsh Dragon' windscreen sticker will be provided with each badge purchased. 


PLEASE  NOTE 


The current Welsh Masonic pin badge does not have the letter 'G' in its design. 


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