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Collection of Shriners (26)
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A poignant embroidered patch showing a soldier with a red fez and blue trousers, cradling a child on his back while gripping a rifle-honoring service and humanity.
The AEAONMS emblem blends ancient Egyptian iconography with modern heraldry-featuring a regal pharaoh figure gripping two golden swords over a green banner.
A symbolic Masonic badge blending ancient Egyptian motifs with fraternal iconography: a curved sword above a pharaoh’s visage flanked by crescents and a central star.
A richly detailed ceremonial medal blending Egyptian motifs with Masonic symbolism-crescent, star, sword, and pharaoh’s visage.
A symbolic crest combining a pharaonic visage, crescent moon, star, and ceremonial sword-often associated with fraternal orders.
The Past Potentate insignia features a brick pyramid crowned by a ceremonial sword, encircling a pharaonic visage and five-pointed star.
A stylized black-and-white emblem featuring a scimitar above a crescent moon with a star-long associated with Ottoman identity and Islamic symbolism.
This intricate emblem blends Masonic, Egyptian, and Hermetic symbols: a scimitar crowns a pharaoh’s visage flanked by crescents and a central pentagram.
A mythic warrior stands resolute, crowned with a vibrant red feathered headdress and wielding a decorated dagger over a shield bearing ancestral motifs.
A detailed Masonic insignia blending traditional tools with esoteric and pharaonic iconography.
A richly detailed ceremonial insignia combining a curved scimitar, twin crescent horns, a pharaonic bust, and a five-pointed star-suggesting esoteric or fraternal order symbolism.
The official logo of Shriners Hospitals for Children, symbolizing care, protection, and healing for young patients.
The official Shriner fez, adorned with its distinctive silver insignia, symbolizes brotherhood, service, and the organization’s global charitable mission.
A stylized guardian figure in traditional attire cradles a child, evoking protection, heritage, and nurturing care.
A stylized red fez hat with a flowing black tassel, commonly associated with Ottoman and North African heritage.
A heartfelt emblem of intergenerational care and cultural identity, blending tradition with love.
A classic red fez paired with a decorative pointed slipper, reflecting historic Middle Eastern and North African fashion.
A stylized heraldic emblem fusing pharaonic iconography, a scimitar-like sword, and a five-pointed star within ornate circular framing.
A whimsical, animated fez representing the Ainad Shriners Parade-complete with symbolic regalia and lively movement.
A heartfelt tribute to the special connection between sisters-in-law-bound by marriage, united by choice.
The red frowning arrow shows decline or negativity; the green smiling arrow represents growth and positivity-perfect for illustrating trends.
This symbolic logo combines a crescent moon, star, and sword-like banner, often associated with Islamic identity and historical leadership.
A bold, cartoon-style curved sword with a sleek gray blade, ornate guard, and textured brown grip-perfect for game art or fantasy illustrations.
A cheerful canine gas station attendant stands ready with a fuel nozzle beside a nostalgic red pump-ideal for lighthearted automotive or vintage themes.
A festive Christmas tree adorned with twinkling lights, colorful presents, and a cheerful teddy bear-symbolizing warmth and generosity for children’s healthcare.
The universal recycling symbol-three green arrows in a triangular loop-signifies reuse, reduce, and recycle.
A playful, Southern-flavored clan logo blending pirate imagery, friendly greetings, and bold typography for Hillbilly Clan No. 121.
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