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A blank Masonic register for the Symbolic (Craft) degrees.

"The Working Tools of the 6:30 Degree," a World War II Masonic meal card, depicts two forks and two knives forming the most identifiable symbol of Freemasonry, the square and compasses. The word “Grub” resides at the center of this symbol.

A handwritten petition from Joseph Wilson, Jr., to the members of Arkansas Valley Lodge, No. 21. Dated May 18, 1907. In this petition, Wilson applies for membership at Arkansas Valley Lodge, No. 21, of Wichita, Kansas.

A letter from Claud W. Williams to the members of Arkansas Valley Lodge, No. 21. Dated December 5, 1898. In this letter, Williams applies for membership at Arkansas Valley Lodge, No. 21, of Wichita, Kansas.

Wayfarer’s Club (Philippine Islands) membership card issued to United States service member Charles R. Hustead, Jr. Signed by Hustead and dated May 1, 1945. Top of the card reads, "Masons in the Allied Military Forces."

Tokyo Bay Masonic Club membership card issued to United States service member Charles R. Hustead, Jr. Signed by Hustead and dated December 13, 1945. The Masonic symbols of the square and compasses adorn the front of the card, and a Japanese mountain…

An edict from Acting Sovereign Grand Commander John W. Simons regarding the formation of the second Atwood Council. Dated February 23, 1853. In this document, Simons denounces the formation of the Second Atwood Council by Henry C. Atwood and Robert…

Letter from Constantine Consistory, No. 25, to Peter B. C. Brown, Jr. Dated March 1, 1968. In this letter, Constantine Consistory, No. 25, reminds Brown of his non-payment of dues and offers a method for those who cannot pay their dues because of…

Letter from Constantine Consistory, No. 25, to Peter B. C. Brown, Jr. Dated March 27, 1968. In this letter, Constantine Consistory, No. 25, informs Brown that he is eligible to receive the Scottish Rite degrees on Friday, March 31, at the Prince Hall…

An invitation to the first anniversary celebration of Washington Consistory, No. 7 (Cerneau), of the Valley of Washington, D.C. Dated October 8, 1884. In this document, Commander in Chief Harrison Dingman and Grand Secretary H. Harvey Hazard invite…