Meriwether Lewis Masonic Apron Replica (1), late 18th century. Real Leather
This apron is a replica of Meriwether Lewis’s first Masonic apron, from the late 18th century. Explorer, botanist and officer, Meriwether Lewis (1774-1809) was the private secretary of President Thomas Jefferson; he was initiated in 1796. Two Masonic aprons that belonged to him still exist today. This replica is made on genuine lambskin.
Features
- Model: replica of Meriwether Lewis’s apron (1), late 18th century
- Material: genuine lambskin
- Width: 38 cm (15 in)
- Height: 33 cm (13 in)
- Adjustable belt with snake clasp
- Lining with a pocket for gloves
- Edging and back of your choice: white, red, blue or green
- Condition: new
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