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Banner, Ancient Order of Foresters
1900,
Banner, Ancient Order of Foresters
Banner, Ancient Order of Foresters
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50917
Title
Green silk banner for the Ancient Order of Foresters.
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One green silk banner for the Ancient Order of Foresters. The banner has a red silk border and painted decoration on both sides. The obverse features a title scroll cartouche that reads, 'A.O.F. COURT HEART OF MID-LOTHIAN NO. 5180'. The mantling is gold and silver. The centre panel features the all seeing eye at the top, above the Madonna and child, and two angels. In the foreground there are two foresters as supporters, on the left holding a bow, wearing a green coat and red sash, on the right, holding a spear, wearing a red coat and green sash, in the centre, the Foresters Coat of Arms, resting on a lion and lamb. The motto scroll reads, 'BENEVOLENTIA ET UNITAS CONCORDIA'.
Date
1900
Size
265 x 300 cm
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The People's Story
Accession number
HH5822/98
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The City of Edinburgh Council Museums & Galleries ; The People's Story
The banner was produced by Tutills. They set up a banner making business in 1837, and moved to 83 City Road, London in 1859. They took out the patent for coating the silk with India Rubber in 1861 and in the 1880s installed the largest Jaquard loom in the world. Tutills produced thousands of banners for many different organisations.
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