1907 Shriners Murat Medal

Rich in Masonic symbolism, this 1907 Murat Temple Shriners Medal commemorates a gathering in Los Angeles. The enamel crescent, fez, and sphinx motifs represent fraternity, faith, and fellowship within the Shriners’ traditions.

Established in 1870, the Shriners are known for philanthropy and distinctive regalia. This early medal’s fine craftsmanship makes it a meaningful artifact of fraternal history.

The Ancient Arabic Order of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine(AAONMS), also known as the Shriners, is a Masonic society established in 1870. It is known for its charitable works, particularly Shriners Hospitals for Children. The organization’s symbols include the fez, scimitar, and sphinx. Murat Temple was a Shriners chapter based in Indianapolis, Indiana. These medals were often issued to members attending special events or conventions.