Royal Arch Masons

Royal Arch Masonry Certificate for Leopold J. Constantine from St. Croix Royal Arch Chapter in Maine. The writing is bordered by a design, the middle of the top has image of the sun, on either side of which are some Masonic tools. Two columns on either side support a broken arch. On the left, separated from the design, is affixed a red colored seal.

A Royal Arch certificate issued by Franklin Chapter, No. 4 (Norwich, Connecticut), to Lucius A. H. Ayer and dated March 2, 1876. Imprint at the bottom of the certificate reads, "Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1858 by Robert Macoy...Court of the United States for the Southern District of New York."

A Royal Arch certificate issued by Georgia Chapter, No. 3 (Savannah, Georgia), to Nathaniel H. Olstead and dated February 1827. Imprint at the bottom of the certificate reads, "Written by J. Tucker."

A Royal Arch certificate issued by Newton Chapter (Newton, Massachusetts) to Preston Mitchell and dated March 30, 1921. Imprint at the bottom of the certificate reads, "D.T. Kendrick Engraver Boston."

A Royal Arch certificate issued by Franklin Chapter (Greenfield, Massachusetts) to Richard Colton and dated December 1, 1824. Imprint at the bottom of the certificate reads, "Drawn by J.R. Penniman. Engraved by Annin & Smith."

Royal Arch Mason certifcate for Thomas Bews Wilson from the Supreme Grand Royal Arch Chapter of Scotland, Rifle Royal Arch Chapter, No. 513, Edinburgh. Certificate in Latin, English, and French. Seal of the Royal Arch is in bottom left corner. Illustration is of a plaza at the top. Below are four flags with a lamb, a lion, a young boy pouring out the contents of an urn, and an eagle, and below that are four columns with arches.

A Royal Arch certificate issued by Menotomy Chapter (Arlington, Massachusetts) to Warren H. Peirce and dated November 13, 1873. Imprint at the bottom of the certificate reads, "Wm. H. Brett & Co. Engravers Boston."

Regalia catalog produced by Henderson-Ames Co. that specializes in Royal Arch Masons robes, costumes, equipment, and supplies. Images are in color and black and white.