Treasurer Allied Masonic Degrees Apron – Green Velvet Crossed Keys Badge

Description

Treasurer Allied Masonic Degrees Apron – Green Velvet Crossed Keys Badge

Treasurer Allied Masonic Degrees apron presents the office responsible for the financial stewardship of the Chapter with a precision that the role demands. The white satin body measures 14 inches high by 16 inches wide, sitting at the correct proportion for Allied Masonic Degrees officer wear, and the kelly green velvet ribbon border runs the full collar fall and apron perimeter with the color density that distinguishes AMD regalia from Blue Lodge and Chapter alternatives. Against that clean white field, two crossed gold keys sit centered on the apron body, the universal symbol of the Treasurer’s office, rendered with the detail that officer-grade badge work requires.

The crossed keys badge reads immediately to every member of the Chapter who understands AMD officer regalia. Gold against white satin, the keys cross at their bows with the symmetry that formal badge placement demands, and their position at the center of the apron body ensures they remain visible whether the Treasurer is seated at his station or standing during degree work. At the collar point, the gold and green ornate badge carries the crown above crossed implements that identifies Allied Masonic Degrees affiliation, completing the two-badge arrangement that officer aprons in this order traditionally carry.

Kelly green velvet ribbon border provides the color that the Allied Masonic Degrees maintains as its identifying ground across the full officer set. Velvet carries a pile depth that ribbon weaves and grosgrain alternatives cannot match, and that depth reads with particular clarity under the varied lighting conditions of an AMD Chapter room. The border sits flush against the apron body edge, maintaining its pressed line through the full length of a Chapter evening without lifting at the corners or softening at the collar fold.

The adjustable belt with gold plated snake fitting runs to accommodate a wide range of officer sizes and locks in its fastened position without requiring adjustment through a degree working or Chapter installation. At the rear, a practical glove pocket is built into the apron lining, providing the Treasurer with storage for white gloves during formal Chapter occasions. Material options across synthetic, leather, and lambskin allow each officer to select the body finish appropriate to his Lodge tradition and personal preference, with the kelly green velvet border and badge configuration consistent across all three options.

For officers coordinating a full Allied Masonic Degrees set, the kelly green border on this Treasurer apron matches correctly with the full AMD officer range, and the gold plated snake fitting coordinates with the metalwork finish used across other AMD officer pieces.

The crossed keys badge holds its centered position on the white satin field through repeated Lodge wear, maintaining the Treasurer’s office identification clearly from the opening of the Chapter through the closing rite.

Product Features

Crossed gold keys badge centered on apron body

The universal symbol of the Treasurer’s office, two gold keys crossing at their bows sit centered on the white satin field, identifying the officer’s role within the Allied Masonic Degrees Chapter immediately.

Gold and green ornate badge at collar point

Crown above crossed implements in the Allied Masonic Degrees style confirms order affiliation at the collar center, completing the two-badge officer arrangement consistent with AMD apron tradition.

Kelly green velvet ribbon border on collar and full perimeter

Dense pile velvet border in kelly green runs the complete collar fall and apron edge, providing the color depth and pressed line finish that Allied Masonic Degrees officer presentation requires.

Adjustable belt with gold plated snake fitting

Accommodates a wide range of waist sizes and locks securely through degree work and installation ceremonies without requiring mid-evening adjustment or refastening.

Practical rear glove pocket

Built discreetly into the apron lining, the glove pocket provides the Treasurer with storage for white gloves during formal Chapter occasions without affecting the front presentation.

Material options across three body finishes

Available in synthetic, leather, and lambskin, with the kelly green velvet border, badge configuration, and gold plated fitting consistent across all three options.

Specifications

• Color: White satin body with kelly green velvet border
• Border: Kelly green velvet ribbon, full collar and apron perimeter
• Badge at collar: Gold and green ornate AMD badge, crown above crossed implements
• Center badge: Crossed gold keys, centered on apron body
• Apron size: 14 inches high x 16 inches wide
• Material: Synthetic, leather, or lambskin (choice)
• Belt: Adjustable, gold plated snake fitting
• Rear pocket: Glove pocket included
• Rank: Treasurer
• Order: Allied Masonic Degrees

FAQ

Q: Which office and order is this apron made for?

A: This apron is made for the Treasurer of an Allied Masonic Degrees Chapter. The crossed gold keys badge identifies the Treasurer’s office directly, and the kelly green velvet border and AMD collar badge confirm the order affiliation.

Q: What does the crossed keys badge represent?

A: The crossed keys are the universal symbol of the Treasurer’s office across Masonic orders. Positioned at the center of the apron body, they identify the officer’s role to every AMD Chapter member without requiring further explanation.

Q: What material options are available for the apron body?

A: The apron is available in synthetic, leather, and lambskin. The kelly green velvet ribbon border, badge configuration, and gold plated snake belt fitting remain consistent across all three material options.

Q: Does the belt accommodate larger waist sizes?

A: Yes. The adjustable belt with gold plated snake fitting accommodates a wide range of officer sizes and holds its locked position through the full degree working or installation ceremony without requiring adjustment.

Q: Is there a pocket included with this apron?

A: Yes. A practical glove pocket is built into the rear apron lining, providing discreet storage for white gloves during formal Chapter occasions without affecting the front presentation of the apron.