Masonic Dagger in Imitation Scrimshaw The Masonic Dagger in Imitation Scrimshaw is a specific ceremonial item used in Freemasonry. The hilt of the dagger features imitation scrimshaw, which is faux ivory or bone engraved with various Masonic symbols. Ceremonial Use: Masonic daggers are regalia items used during lodge rituals and ceremonies, rather than functional weapons. They often represent an understanding of truth and the practice of solidarity within the craft. Imitation Scrimshaw: The term "imitation scrimshaw" indicates that the handle is made of a composite material, resin, or bone alternative designed to mimic the historical practice of scrimshaw (engraving on whalebone or ivory). Masonic Symbols: The engravings on the handle typically include significant Masonic symbols such as the Square and Compasses, the all-seeing Eye of the Supreme Being, the plumb line, the hammer, and the sacred book. Materials: This blade is made of stainless steel for durability and display purposes. The overall design is highly decorative and intended as a collector's item with historical and spiritual background. Stainless Steel 440 Blade Total Length: 35cm PLEASE NOTE THIS ITEM IS FOR DECORATIVE ORNAMENTAL USE ONLYAND DOES NOT INCLUDE A SHARPENED BLADE.
