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At one time the Dionysians referred to themselves as Sons of Solomon
At one time the Dionysians referred to themselves as Sons of Solomon, and one of the most important of their symbols was the Seal of Solomon–two interlaced triangles
Masons’ Marks of Lodge “Operative” No. 140
MASON’s MARKS.—In some of the, earlier numbers of A.Q.C. and in those recently issued, contributions on “Masons’ marks” have been printed. On looking over the minute book of Lodge “Operative,” No. 140 S.C. (the history of which I wrote some months ago), there is a list of “The Mark Masters and their Marks,” dated 1776 et seq
Local Freemason lends voice to Leicester City Football charity song
Foxes never quit Bro Monty Katchick, Junior Warden of the Wayfarer Lodge No. 8679 which meets in Coalville, Leicestershire, is one of the singers…
German fayence blue and white pewter Masonic Tankard
A German fayence blue and white pewter-mounted tankard and hinged cover (Fayencekrug) of Mining/Masonic interest , third quarter 18th century, decorated with arms supported by two bearers and surmounted with a crown and eye
Granville Lodge members attend charity presentation day
THE Freemasons of Cornwall held their annual Provincial Charity Presentation Day at Newquay recently where £43,192 was donated to over 30 organisations.
Pro Grand Master’s address – June 2016 – Freemasonry Today
Brethren, those of you with keen eyesight will have noticed that I am wearing a new breast jewel. It is based on the Arms of the Grand Lodge and has been approved by the Grand Master as a permanent jewel to commemorate the Tercentenary of Grand Lodge
Freemasons take care of iconic Canterbury Cathedral
The links between Freemasonry and Canterbury Cathedral have helped preserve this iconic building. Glyn Brown gets to the foundations of a historic relationship that was only renewed 10 years ago
Collarette and jewel of a Worshipful Master, circa 1800 | Sheffield Freemasonry
Cast oval silver coloured metal jewel with masonic symbolism in relief. Obverse, central to the design is a level. Above this is a set square and compass and below is a level, a Volume of Sacred Law with the initials ‘IHS’ on it and a plaque with a triangle, a square and a circle on it.
Catching The Smile – The Masonic Fishing Charity
Amazing feedback for The Masonic Fishing Charity and a chance to get involved! Catching the Smile – one of the guests of the Masonic Fishing Charity at…