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DescriptionPrince Albert, Duke of York with Scottish Freemasons.jpg
English: His Royal Highness Prince Albert, Frederick Arthur George, Duke of York later to become King George VI . Was affiliated into Lodge Glamis No.99 in the Province of Forfarshire on 2nd June 1936 Scottish Freemasons; The collar jewels of some indicate they were (Pro/District) Grand Masters. Sited: Masonic centre, Queanbeyan, New South Wales
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Original: 2 June 1936; This version: 24 March 2012
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