Royal Arch Masons

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Catalog contains pins, buttons, charms, jewels, and rings. Includes brief descriptions of Knights Templar, Mystic Shrine, IOOF, Knights of Pythias, Elks, Knights of Columbus, Eagles, Loyal Order of Moose, Improved Order of Red Men, and the Railroad Brotherhoods.

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Catalogue of Masonic jewelry, Cat. No. 43 includes images of jewelry for Blue Lodge, Royal Arch, Scottish Rite, Shrine, Knights Templar

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Includes postcards, brochures, regalia catalogs, certificates, member directories, programs, and summons for Masonic and fraternal organizations, as well as postcards and first day covers for the Eastern States Exposition (also known as The Big E).

Scope and Contents Collection of Masonic summons, programs, correspondence, receipts, and miscellaneous letters from: Nubia Lodge, No. 511, E.C., Albert Edward Lodge, No. 707, S.C., Alexandria, Egypt, Zetland Royal Arch Chapter, No. 1157 E.C., Alexandria, Egypt, United Service Lodge of Alexandria, No. 4571, E.C., Grand Lodge of Scotland, District of Egypt. There are some manuscript annotations throughout the collection by John North. There is correspondence addressed to John North and receipts from various...

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Keltner Manufacturing Company catalog on lodge furniture. The catalog is undated.

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Collection includes correspondence from the Royal Arch Masons Grand Chapter of Massachusetts to King Cyrus Chapter, most of which authorizes the conferral of degrees on applicants but also includes instructions for dispersal of constitution and financial matters.

Scope and Contents This book contains fifty-two different members' marks from the King Hiram Royal Arch Chapter in Greenwich Village, Massachusetts. Members' self-describing symbols range from figures representing the virtues of charity or peace, to family coats of arms, to two doves selected by a man named Allen Wing.Each is with the outline of a keystone, the symbol associated with the Mark Master Degree (4th Degree in York Rite Freemasonry). The circular center of each keystone is bordered by...

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Manuscript Knights Templar membership certificate for Charles Morison, dated March 19, 1775, and signed by James Temple and other officers. This certificate from the Knights Templar encampment in Kinsdale, Ireland, formalizes the membership of Charles Morison in that group in 1775. Morison was also a Past Master and a Royal Arch Excellent Mason, according to the certificate. It has a black ribbon and wax seal attached.

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Letter discusses the following topics: Bernard's Light the Ineffable degrees vary from Charleston manuscript - especially Royal Arch - Knight of East exact translation from Mac Adoniromique; Barker's manuscript, certain passages procured from Barker's manuscript; Light has fallen still born - is subscribed For New York Mirror & Ladies Literary Gazette