Masonic Jewellery Welcome to our Website:  Masonic rings and Masonic gifts  a wide selection of Masonic gifts watches and jewellery for the freemason, these cover the Order of the Eastern Star, Knights Templar and many others. On this website there is a wide selection of Masonic rings, Masonic cufflinks, Masonic jewellery and Masonic gifts. Many of our Masonic ring items are made to order so please allow extra time when ordering items such as Masonic rings, it is also very important you give us the correct size for any Masonic ring order. Masonic cufflinks for all occasions. Our range of cuff links would be the perfect Masonic gift Masonic tie pins and tie tacks that will add that little extra to your Masonic gift. Masonic pocket watches and Masonic jewellery the ideal extra special gift for the Mason.

Masonic Books, Speeches for all occasions. Masonic books. These books show in great detail how to prepare and deliver Masonic speeches for all occasions. Covering almost every Masonic occasion that the Freemason will encounter. These original and highly entertaining books will not only provide source material for speeches but will prove an ideal gift for a Masonic friend. But be warned - buy yourself a copy first else your friends will drive you mad with laughter.

Masonic Ritual Books all Rituals.  We supply all the ritual books a freemason would require. Emulation, Oxford, 'Rituals 'Stability, Sussex, Taylor's, South London, West End, Logic, Universal, Royal Arch, Mark, Royal Ark Mariner and KT/KM Rituals are available.

 

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Masons Questions and Answers.

The Ancient Britons constructed great architectural structures such as Stonehenge around 1600 BC. The Egyptians, the Minoans, the Jews and then later the Greeks and Romans built wonderful buildings from 1500 BC to 500 BC. However, it was not until 1000 AD that we hear of significant buildings such as the great cathedrals and churches. The inference is that our architects and masons travelled from continent to continent. We know that those masons kept themselves in guilds and lodges and admitted accepted or speculative masons. How did the separation occur on the continent? Did any of the original English masons get assimilated into continental lodges? For the answer to this question and many others you will need to purchase the book, "Fifty Questions Answered. Prepared By Harry Mendoza. I commend these books to brethren who are looking for new material to use without asking a lecturer to be in attendance. Any of these talks are able to be used by anyone who so wishes, if a simple acknowledgement of their source is given when being delivered.