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A Masonic sash is typically worn by members of Masonic organizations, particularly those in higher ranks or positions within the fraternity. It is often associated with the Scottish Rite, where members may wear a sash to signify their degree or rank. The sash can also be worn during formal ceremonies and events to represent their commitment to Masonic principles and values.
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What is a geisha's sash?
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What does the bonhomme were?
He wears a red hat and a sash!
What australian army rank wears the red sash?
Sgt & wo2
What is the sash that a man wearing a tuxedo wears around his waist called?
A Cumberbun
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Where did michelangelo sign the pieta?
Across the chest of the Virgin
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Tiara, Swimsuit, Evening gown, Sash
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