Shriner Masonic Ball Point Pen
Silver ballpoint with Shrine emblem, comes in a presentation box. For Shriners or as a gift for one: the box does most of the work at a gift-giving occasion.
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Shriners International: the fez, and the hospitals behind it.
Silver ballpoint with Shrine emblem, comes in a presentation box. For Shriners or as a gift for one: the box does most of the work at a gift-giving occasion.
No material is listed beyond the glossy finish, which is worth knowing if durability matters to you. For Shrine members only.
For Nobles only. At half an inch it is among the smaller Shrine pin options, which suits those who prefer something less conspicuous than a full fez emblem.
The Shrine emblem is for Nobles only, not for Masons generally. The adhesive backing requires a flat surface — curved bumpers and body panels cause the edges to lift over time.
The Silent Messenger is a Shrine-specific device — for Shriners, not Blue Lodge or other appendant bodies.
The PHA reference makes this specific to the Prince Hall Affiliated branch of the fraternity. Shrine membership requires Master Mason standing; this shirt assumes the wearer holds both.
A gift for a Noble who already has a garage full of fez memorabilia. The Shrine requires its own membership, so this isn't suitable as a hint to a brother who hasn't petitioned.
Combines Square and Compass with Shrine symbolism on a single pin. For members who hold both affiliations; the Shrine device is not appropriate to wear before joining.
For Nobles of the Mystic Shrine. The fez emblem on this pin is not appropriate to wear before being admitted to the Shrine.
A Shrine emblem belongs on a Noble, not a lodge visitor or candidate. Stainless steel is difficult to resize after the fact, so verify the measurement before ordering.
Blue and gold are common Blue Lodge colors in many jurisdictions, making this the default everyday pin for a Master Mason who wants something wearable without signaling a specific rite or office.
At 5/8 inches it sits on a suit lapel without competing with the jacket. The Widow's Slipper is a symbol most Masons will recognize without explanation.
On the Shrine
The most personal thing a Mason wears and the most argued-about. Which way the compasses face, what metal survives daily wear, how signet rings size, and which rings you must not buy.
Read the guideShriners International is not a Masonic degree body. What it is, how you join, what the fez actually signifies, and why the children's hospitals are the whole point.
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