This is a unique lot of two vintage wood wall plaques, perfect for a collector of fraternal organization memorabilia. The set includes two distinct emblems mounted on handsome wooden bases, each measuring approximately 5.5 x 4.5 inches with wall hangers attached to the top for easy display. Shriners emblem shows some wear and enamel chipping but still displays nicely.

• Masonic Square & Compass Plaque: This plaque features the most iconic symbol of Freemasonry—the Square and Compasses with the letter "G" at the center. The G is believed to stand for both "Geometry," a central principle of the craft, and "God," the Grand Architect of the Universe. This piece represents the core tenets and history of the Freemason organization.

• Shriners Scimitar & Crescent Plaque: The second plaque displays the prominent emblem of the Shriners. This symbol includes a scimitar, a crescent, and a five-pointed star. The scimitar represents the backbone of the fraternity, while the crescent signifies the two claws of the Royal Bengal Tiger, representing the fraternity and its philanthropic endeavors. The Shriners are a fraternal organization founded by Freemasons known for their philanthropic work, particularly the Shriners Hospitals for Children.