
TREASURE GURUS
Gavels, working tools, altar volumes, officer jewels, candles.
What the Lodge itself buys, or what an officer buys because the Lodge set is forty years old and missing a piece. Gavels, working tools, ballot boxes, altar volumes, candlesticks, and officer jewels.

TREASURE GURUS

King James Version

Mason Jar Lifestyle

bahilok

bahilok

Justice Gavels

Ychostamp

Aomcisi

Manly P. Hall

AIMOADO

Heirloom Bible Publishers

IWENUAN

WOERDA

RIAZ IMPEX

na

The Masonic Exchange

Joygulls

EverStamp

The Masonic Exchange

Lotus International

The Masonic Exchange

Executive Gift Shoppe

The Masonic Exchange

John Wesley Kelchner
Read First
Know what you are buying before you buy it.
Entered Apprentice, Fellowcraft, Master Mason: what each degree is about, what happens between them, and why the third is the highest degree in Freemasonry.
Read the guideWhen a Grand Lodge officer visits, the ones who wear purple rather than blue, the gift moves up a tier. What is appropriate in the $75–$200 range, and what still is not.
Read the guideThe gauge, gavel, square, level, plumb, and trowel: what each tool means, which degree it belongs to, and why a fraternity of non-stonemasons still hands them out.
Read the guide