6oz Stainless Steel Flask, Freemason Symbol, Personalized Engraving Included
Dark blue version. Laser-engraved, powder-coated stainless steel, up to 25 characters for a name or Lodge number. A black version of the same flask is also listed.
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Dark blue version. Laser-engraved, powder-coated stainless steel, up to 25 characters for a name or Lodge number. A black version of the same flask is also listed.
A set of nine makes most sense as a gift; someone buying for themselves would usually want a single coin with personal significance rather than a uniform set.
Both faces are described specifically — Square and Compass on one side, pillars of Solomon's Temple on the other. At 1.57 inches it pockets or displays without bulk. Five stars from nineteen buyers is a thin sample, but it's a reasonable initiation gift.
Aimed at candidates working through the Scottish Rite degrees from the 4th onward. Best used alongside whatever materials your Valley supplies.
The acacia is a Blue Lodge symbol with no rank attached, so any raised Mason can wear it. One inch sits at the larger end for a lapel pin and reads better on a suit coat than a shirt collar.
Treat this as a study aid for understanding the structure and intent of the catechism, not as the catechism itself. Proficiency requirements vary considerably by jurisdiction, and your lodge coach is the authority on what you actually need to memorize.
A study aid for candidates working through the Fellow Craft catechism. Ritual varies by jurisdiction, so confirm with your Lodge before relying on it as the primary reference.
The pin represents the Adah point specifically, so it carries more meaning for an OES member than as generic Eastern Star jewellery.
For marking wooden lodge furniture, custom gift boxes, or craft projects — not a ritual item. The brass head needs a heat source you supply yourself.
A self-tie means a real knot, not a clip-on. Solid choice if your Lodge expects black tie and you already know how to tie one.
Self-tie, not pre-tied — if you cannot tie a bow tie, this is not the one to learn on at five minutes to Lodge. The solid color keeps it versatile past formal nights.
The smooth back is listed as suitable for engraving, so it can carry a name or date; you would arrange the engraving separately. At 1 1/4 inches it is compact, more pocket piece than display coin.
Pre-tied, so the knot is fixed — practical if you want the look without the fuss, though a practiced eye will notice.
For Lodges that expect a dark suit and tie, this puts the working tools on the tie itself rather than on a pin. Woven pattern, not a print, so it survives a dry-clean cycle better than most novelty ties.
Mackey's is the standard desk reference for serious students of the Craft. Buy Volume One first if you do not already have it.
A survey of the Scottish Rite's history and symbolic content for Brothers who want context beyond the degree work itself. Not a ritual manual.
Reads 'Ancient Free & Accepted Masons' — check whether that matches your Grand Lodge's formal name before buying as a lodge gift, since the A.F.&A.M. and F.&A.M. distinction matters in some jurisdictions.
Sterling silver can be sized by a jeweler, which gives it a practical edge over stainless for a ring you plan to wear daily. The 18k gold detail makes this a two-tone piece, which reads dressier than plain silver.