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Tartan Details - Lodge Rosslyn of Switzerland

The information held within The Scottish Register of Tartans for the "Lodge Rosslyn of Switzerland" tartan is shown below.

Reference:	11996


Designer:	Gordon Nicolson Kiltmakers
Tartan date:	13/03/2017
Registration date:	28 November 2017
Category:	Corporate
Restrictions:	Yes. Permission to wear/use this tartan must be given by Lodge Rosslyn No.87, i.G. Prepared for weaving through Gordon Nicolson Kiltmakers.
Registration notes:	A tartan for Lodge Rosslyn of Switzerland based on traditional masonic colours: blue represents St John’s Freemasonry in general; green represents Scotland and the fellow craft degree; white is the basic colour of masonry, meaning the entered apprentice degree, as well as the principle of chivalry and to keep the order pure and unsullied; black represents the Master Masons degree. The white cross on red background represents the Swiss flag, the home country of Lodge Rosslyn.


Registrant details:	Mr Gordon Nicolson, 189 Canongate, Edinburgh, Mid Lothian, Scotland, EH8 8BN [email protected]

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