...found upon a 'masonic medal' search...was blickmore looking for 'that one', dazzlenation?

 

let's have a look at what princess anne's got....seeing as she's a Norwegian cuckoo:

 

hmmm...it is becoming clear to me...that you have a separate category for 'masonic medal' within masonic lodges...and then you have the blurred line...once you get higher up....let me see...she's even a GRAND MASTER....go figure:

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anne,_Princess_Royal

 

 

 

 

and I suppose that my 'confusion' might have arisen...in relation to anne calling herself a 'knight'....along with 'commander'....mixing and merging military-speak with the highest masonic orders....

 

 

 

what's a 'cordon'? see above....grand cordon of the order of the precious crown....oh I see....that's interesting...a ribbon....and what else?

 

let me see....it's a Japanese medal...the Japanese flag...

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Order_of_the_Precious_Crown

 

 

 

"there is a house in new Orleans...they call the rising sun..." go figure:

 

 

 

....but what do you have to do, to win it? you see that is what is 'masonic' about the whole thing....you can look at the medal but you have no idea how that person had won it....the lower rung masonic medals appear to speak for themselves - like 'steward' for example...a bit like a 'server' in a church...that sort of thing? "flight attendant" replies MI5 ONLINE...you mean...yes, I know what you mean and if there are those who don't get it by now...I cannot be bothered to explain it...apart from to say "have a nice trip"...go figure.