Masonic Past Master Jewel Mid-19th Century (dated 1844–1848)** (46.30 mm, 55.07 g). Maker: L. Simpson, London Material: Gilt metal with enamel A finely executed Masonic Past Master jewel, surmounted by a crowned suspension and formed as a circular gilt medal with enamelled details. The obverse centres on a raised gilt ram’s head, set against a pale blue enamel ground, surrounded by a deep cobalt blue enamelled ring bearing the Latin motto “NEO MORTALIUM OMNIBUS HORIS SAPIT” in gilt lettering. The piece is further framed by a laurel wreath border, all surmounted by a detailed royal crown. The reverse is engraved: “Presented to Bro. J. J. Bonar, K.O.M. for Services Rendered as Prov. G. Warden 1844–48” Below, the maker’s mark L. SIMPSON, LONDON is struck, along with additional hallmarks confirming manufacture and period. The medal retains its original suspension loop. Condition: Very Fine. Gilt surfaces with expected age-related wear and softening; enamel largely intact with minor surface marks. Engraving remains clear and legible. An attractive and historically interesting example with documented provincial service.