English Freemason's Apron And Satchel – Lodge Of True Friendship No. 160 – London

An English Freemason's apron accompanied by its original leather satchel, personalized with the name of Bro. CAM Poulson, member of Lodge of True Friendship No. 160 (United Grand Lodge of England).
Lodge of True Friendship No. 160 is an ancient English lodge, founded in 1766, under the jurisdiction of the United Grand Lodge of England.
The number 160 is attested in the 19th century.
The leather satchel, showing signs of wear, is decorated on its flap with a gold embossing of the compass and square, a traditional Masonic symbol. It bears the gold inscription: “BRO. CAM POULSON – LODGE OF TRUE FRIENDSHIP No. 160”.
The apron, made of blue moiré silk, is edged in sky blue and frames a white kidskin background. It is decorated with three gathered calico panels with a central button, characteristic of English Masonic aprons from the late 19th to early 20th century.
The belt features: *a gold clasp with a snake motif, *two gilt bronze plaques supporting seven ball chains, a decorative element frequently found on English Master Mason aprons.

Dimensions:
• Pouch: 15 × 19 cm
• Apron: 38 × 33 cm

Condition:
Wear and signs of age, particularly on the silk and leather, but a coherent and presentable set. (See photos)

An authentic, personalized set with its original pouch, of significant historical and collector's interest.