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THE MACE
MAYOR’S JEWELThe Mayor’s Jewel is made from 18ct. gold
and shows the Town Crest. THE MAYOR’S CHAIR This hand-some piece of furniture was made by one of the THE MAYOR’S ROBESThe Mayor’s robes are made from red wool with black velvet embellishment and fur collar and sleeves. It is valued at £600, it is still worn ceremonially at the annual Mayor Making and each monthly Council Meeting. It is complimented with a bicorn hat as well as a ruff and chain. |
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Introducing Brackley
Bureau
The
Town’s Mace is made of silver gilt. Its top is in the form
of the State Crown surmounted by a Maltese Cross. It was presented
to the Town to mark the Silver Jubilee of King George V and is valued
at £12,500.
Town’s
former Mayor’s Councillor John Farmer (1897-1899). It was
built in 1897 and is valued at £1,320.