Masonic Apron intended for use in a Royal Arch Lodge. It is printed on silk from an engraved copperplate. According to a letter from the Museum of Our National Heritage, the engraving is most likely by James Eddy of Providence, Rhode Island, c. 1820-30. The item is mounted on fabric. This is an authentic apron of the 1820-30 period. The design shows symbols of the arch, keystone, Ark of the Covenant, and Euclid's 47th mathematical problem. The apron was the property of William Owen of Wheatcroft, Kentucky and was brought from London, England by his great Grandfather when he came to America.

Roughly 14 inches wide by 16 inches high. I can take exact measurements if needed, but the apron is currently wrapped in bubble wrap and shroud to protect it from any light.