Royal Arch Masons

Masonic regalia and supplies, catalog 'A,' which includes images of aprons, silk top hat, gloves, lapel buttons, collars, jewels, Bibles, ballot boxes, lights, candles, slippers, trowels, "winding stairs" painting, rings, pillars, flags, projectors, paper placemats and napkins, diplomas, supplies for recorder, scepters, historical costumes, etc.

Masonic regalia and supplies, catalog 'A,' which includes images of aprons, silk top hat, gloves, lapel buttons, collars, jewels, Bibles, ballot boxes, lights, candles, slippers, trowels, "winding stairs" painting, rings, pillars, flags, projectors, paper place mats and napkins, diplomas, supplies for recorder, scepters, historical costumes, etc.

Masonic regalia and supplies, catalog 'A' for Blue Lodge and York Rite which includes images of aprons, silk top hat, gloves, lapel buttons, collars, jewels, Bibles, ballot boxes, lights, candles, slippers, trowels, "winding stairs" painting, rings, pillars, flags, projectors, paper placemats and napkins, diplomas, supplies for recorder, scepters, historical costumes, etc.

Regalia catalog produced by the Masonic Supply Co. and mailed to M. Johnson in Room 1117 Statler Building in Boston, Mass.

This regalia catalog was published by Masonic Supply Co. and contains rings, pins, aprons, jewels, etc.

Wallet of William Mitchell with 4 Masonic certificates: Grand Lodge of Scotland--Master Mason, St. Mary's Lodge of Scotland, Grand Lodge of Scotland--Mark Master, and Grand Royal Arch Chapter, Scotland--Royal Arch Mason. The certificates are all stitched into the wallet

This invitation from Rising Sun Chapter, No. 16, of New York City invites members to attend a regular meeting of the Chapter at St. John’s Hall. The invitation was printed by P. Crawford, a member of the Chapter.

Meeting notice in the form of a postcard that announces Samuel B. Furbish as speaking on "Royal Arch Masonry, its Origin, History, Symbolism and Lessons."

Summons for A. A. Dame, Esq. to the meeting of the M. E. Grand Royal Arch Chapter of Massachusetts, on September 10, 1861. The summons comes with an envelope.