1892 Antique Knight Templar Souvenir Spoon Silver‎ Print Ad Triennial Conclave

Size: 4.5 x 3.25 Appeared in 1892 edition of Scribner's Magazine  Originality and condition: This is an original magazine advertisement – not a reproduction. It was carefully removed from an antique publication and may show slight age‑related toning. Please view all photos and enlarge them for inspection.  Packaging and care: Your ad will be shipped flat, placed in a protective acid‑free sleeve with a sturdy backing and packed securely to prevent bending.  This original vintage ad makes a unique historical collectible and is ideal for framing or display.  An antique print advertisement for Knight Templar souvenir spoon commemorating the Silver Triennial Conclave held in Denver Colorado in August 1892.  This unique collectible spoon is made of Colorado Silver, sourced from the mines of Creede and Cripple Creek. It is artistically engraved with emblems of the order and features intricate detailing protected by letters patent dated February 16th, 1892, signifying its status as the only souvenir spoon issued for this conclave. The spoon is offered by The Green-Smith Co. Jewelers of Denver. An exceptional piece for collectors of historical memorabilia or Masonic artifacts, perfect for display in a curio cabinet or as a conversation starter.  Keywords: Masonic spoon, Templar memorabilia, Denver history, 1892 artifact, Colorado mining, historical spoon, engraved silver, collectible cutlery, vintage spoon, triennial conclave, fraternal order, Victorian era, unique gift