Antique .925 Silver 1910 Steward for Masonic Royal Benevolent Jewel Medal

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Antique .925 Silver 1910 Steward for Masonic Royal Benevolent Jewel Medal.
There were very few of these made and many were melted down during WW2. This was given to a Mason for charity work and donations to the Masonic Royal Benevolent Institution which was basically a retirement home for elderly masons. On the front Tutis In Undis which is Latin for “I am Safe in the Waves”. On the back are the following stamps: RS which is the makers mark, Spencer London which is where it was made, an Anchor which represents the town mark where it was verified as silver, the Lion Passant which means it’s .925 Silver and a K which is 1905 the year it was made.