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Please help identify this Freemason symbol

tetra777

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I have acquired a 1930's Railroad water pitcher used mostly in dining cars. It was made by Reed & Barton. What is unusual is that it is stamped with a Freemason symbol on the lid. The symbol with the letter G looks standard, but surrounding it is , at top, appears to be Letter M?, then on each side is a C?
Also the circle has 2 points on the left side. I am trying to find out if anyone may know if this belongs to a unique group of masons.
I thank you in advance for any info.
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Bro. Staton

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I think it's only accent lettering or designs I don't believe it's any linkage other then design purposes only... However,these pieces are selling for around 700 bucks you have a nice find there.
 

tetra777

Registered User
Yes, I agree with you all. It was probably made for an individual, who liked the Labrynth.
The eleven-circuit labyrinths include the circular design of the Chartres Cathedral, whose design is from the tradition of the knights templar.http://www.halexandria.org/dward219.htm
According to legend was carried from King Solomon’s temple to France.
There is even speculation that Chartres -- noted for having the distinction of no one being buried within the cathedral -- is also the final resting place of theArk of the covenant. I do thank you all for your input.
Please feedback anymore ideas you may have on this riddle.
 
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