A drum major mace is a ceremonial staff or baton used by a drum major, who is a leadership figure in marching bands, drum corps, and other musical ensembles.
Drum major mace is ceremonial staff or baton used by drum major person who is a leadership figure in marching band
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Drum Major Mace malacca cane Eagle Top Gold Head Embossed
TRE-211- It sounds like you're describing a drum major mace with an eagle top, chrome finish, and a gold head embossed design. Drum major maces are ceremonial staffs often used by drum majors or conductors in marching bands and other musical ensembles.
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Drum Major Mace malacca cane Embossed Gold Rampant Lion
TRE-205- This combination creates a distinctive drum major mace with a regal and powerful aesthetic. The embossed gold head with the rampant lion design makes it a visually striking accessory, suitable for ceremonial occasions and performances.
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Drum Major Mace malacca cane Embossed Head Gold IRISH HARP
TRE-208- This combination creates a unique drum major mace with a distinct cultural touch, making it suitable for performances with Irish-themed or traditional music. The embossed gold head with the Irish harp design adds both aesthetic and symbolic elements to the mace.
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Drum Major Mace malacca cane Embossed Head Gold With Thistle Top
TRE-204- Drum Major Mace Embossed Head Gold With Thistle Top Mace can be in a single piece or 3 part. It has a high quality malacca cane shaft wrapped with chrome plated chain and a chrome plated ferrule. Mace has 5 different sizes 54" | 57" | 58" | 60" | 64". Mace comes with a free soft carry case.
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Drum Major Mace malacca cane Gold plated crown Rampant Lion
TRE-203- Drum Majors mace malacca cane nickel plated chain and nickel plated ferrules with nickel plated trumpet shape head
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Drum Major Mace Malacca Cane Nickel Plated crown rampant lion
TRE-202- Malacca cane is a type of rattan, known for its flexibility, durability, and attractive appearance. The use of Malacca cane in the shaft of the drum major mace adds a traditional and classic touch. The head of the mace is nickel-plated. Nickel plating involves applying a thin layer of nickel onto the surface of another metal, often for decorative purposes…
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Drum Major Mace Plain Chrome Ball Head Lion Crown mallace cane
TRE-206- Drum Major Mace: This refers to a long staff or baton, typically carried by the drum major during ceremonial occasions or parades. The mace is a symbol of authority and leadership within the band.
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Drum Major Mace Plain Flat Head Chrome Plated Malacca cane
TRE-209- Flat Head: This refers to the shape of the top of the mace. Unlike a spherical or ball-shaped head, a plain flat head is typically a broader, flatter surface. The exact design of the flat head may vary, but it's often more functional than decorative.
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Drum Major Mace Plain Flat Head Chrome Plated Malacca cane
TRE-210- Flat Head: This refers to the shape of the top of the mace. Unlike a spherical or ball-shaped head, a flat head is typically a broader, flatter surface. The exact design of the flat head may vary, but it's often more functional than decorative.
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Drum Major Mace Plain Head Ball Malacca cane shaft Black Finish 60″
TRE-207- This type of mace is emblematic of the drum major's authority and leadership role within the marching band or pipe band and is used to lead and direct the band during performances and parades.