Masonic Web-Sites (Commercial)

Regalia & Masonic Supplies | Publishers, Books and Videos | Jewelry | General

Warnings!

We recommend that you AVOID any and all business with KnightsTemplarQuest.com, currently flooding the mails with repeated advertisements for videos of unknown quality purporting a link between the Templars and Freemasonry. Once you make any contact with them, you will be stuck on their mailing lists and unable to get off, receiving two or three copies of the same advertisement every day. Using their "Unsubscribe" link will only confirm that you are a live address, to which they will send even increasing amounts of junk mail. Save yourself the trouble and stay away from them!

• Macoy Publishing & Masonic Supply Co., Inc. of Richmond, VA offers Masonic regalia and a large selection of books.
• J.P. Luther Co. of Berlin, Wisconsin: "Masonic Aprons & Supplies since 1902"
• Chris Rothman, Los Angeles Fraternal Supply, 1.800.726-8604, manufacturer of aprons and other Masonic regalia.
WT&T Fraternal Supplies, in Franklin, Indiana. Matthew C. Roberts, (webmaster): "Masonic and Fraternal Retail Store Providing Gifts and Supplies for Lodges and Individuals." WT&T, Inc. Fraternal Supplies, in Franklin, Indiana. Matthew C. Roberts, (webmaster): "WT&T, Incorporated is one of the world's fastest growing Masonic and Fraternal retail stores. We provide gifts and supplies to both Lodges and individuals. Our store has been in operation for more than forty years and under new ownership, has expanded to serve the needs of Blue Lodge, Prince Hall, Eastern Star, Scottish Rite, York Rite, Shrine and many other Appendant Bodies worldwide." TEKTONIKI AGORA, in Athens, Attica, in Greece; GIORGOS MARINOS, (webmaster): "Artifacts, equipment, gifts, clothing, jewels"
• Handmade painted Masonic Aprons, in BRUSSELS, BELGIUM: Daniel RASSE, (site web-master): "We are specialized in realizing hand-painted Masonic aprons. Our aprons are made on white lambskin. Since our aprons are coated with a protectant sealer, they can be worn without being damaged. Designs can be customized. You can select a reproduction from one of the examples shown on the site or propose your own choice. "
• Quality Masonic Furnishings of Coventry, UK. From David Joyce: "MasonicWood exists for two reasons: firstly to give me something interesting to do, and secondly, to provide brethren with quality goods they can actually afford!"
• Masonicstore.Com
• allthingsMasonic.com calls itself "Your One Stop for Masonic Gifts"
• Lost Word advertises "books, supplies, regalia and gifts for the inquiring mind."
• H. B. Mackrides & Sons Masonic Supplies & Regalia of Bristol, PA.
• Hiram King Attire: Masonic haberdashery
• A Masonic Shopping and Information site. (Although it says so nowhere at the site, I believe it is representing and selling for Ian Allan, one of the two big Masonic suppliers in the UK).
• Oxala International Fraternal supplies, by Chetan Puri of Lisbon, Portugal
• Lodge Gifts .com; Web-master: Tracy Becker "A Unique and Unusual Gifts store for Masons"
• FreemasonOnLine, in Auckland Central, Auckland, New Zealand. Marshall Basham, site web-master and owner: "FreemasonOnLine (FOL) is a discount Blue Lodge Shopping Website. I will add items as I can find them or manufacture them with the aim of lowering the price of Masonic goods. This site is also dedicated to providing links to all sites Masonic."
• Lapel Pins & More; Sid Leluan III, webmaster: "I have specialized in pins, Jewelry and regalia since 1985, 4 years AFTER becoming a Mason."
• OES Regalia, in Columbus, Georgia. Bro. Bradley Harp, (web-master): "Almost anything an Eastern Star could want or need."
• Hiram Regalia, in Barcelona, Spain. C. Ribes, (webmaster): "We manufacture Masonic regalia of the Craft and of the A&A Rite, as well as accessories for the Lodges "
• Glotoma — Embroidery Art; Henri Boshowers: "Décors brodés entièrement à la main"

Publishers, Books and Videos

• 20 May 2008: Please Note: Unfortunately, I have been unable to reach Joe Ohlandt of Temple Books by either telephone or the email contact on his website. It is not clear at this time whether or not Temple Books is still in business. In the meanwhile, if you need copies of Claudy's Introduction to Freemasonry, you can download them as free PDFs.
  The Claudy Books are back in print! The three slim volumes of Carl H. Claudy's beloved Introduction to Freemasonry have inspired generations of candidates and brothers. Joe Ohlandt of The Temple Publishers has brought these books out of darkness and into light once more.
• Lewis Masonic -- the world's oldest Masonic publishers: "Helping you to make a daily advancement in your masonic knowledge"
• Kessinger Publishing offers an enormous list of available books and a nice search page as well. This is the place to start!
• Macoy Publishing & Masonic Supply Co., Inc. of Richmond, VA offers Masonic regalia and a large selection of books.
• A video titled The Freemasons (formerly titled "Unseen Journey"): It is NOT the "expose'" you might expect from its lurid cover and promo material. It asks a number of almost sensationalist questions, and answers them with facts and interviews. Suitable for any lodge, "community awareness" program, or church study group.
• Steven C. Bullock's history of Masonry in early American history Revolutionary Brotherhood
• Luxor Press, Inc. of Marietta, Georgia
• Global Masonic Publications
• Masonic TV: producers of Masonic videos, with an on-line catalog

• District Eight (F&AM of WA) Masonic Charities Bookstore call themselves "The Best Masonic Bookstore on the Web" -- they list and describe a wide variety of Masonic (and related) titles, the book sales are handled by Amazon, and the district's profit goes to charity.

Jewelry

• Harry Klitzner Company says they are "America's oldest & largest factory-direct manufacturer of all things fraternal".
• Gesef Masonic, in Gateshead, Tyne and Wear. Steven Foers, (webmaster): "Gesef Masonic are purveyors of fine Masonic Jewellery. We supply Cufflinks, Shirt Studs, Tie Bars and Tie Pins as well as Masonic Watches via our partners."
• MasonicLuxuries.com , in Coral Springs, FL. Ryan Clement, (site web-master): "Finely Crafted Fraternal Jewelry"
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Some brothers who make and sell Masonic rings in stainless steel:

• Fraternal Crafters, by Bob Davidson of Steubenville Lodge No. 45 F&AM in Steubenville, Ohio.
• Gordon's Masonic Rings by Gordon Spurlock of Brunswick Lodge F&AM No. 717 of Brunswick Georgia.
• Jems By Jem, in Houston, TX. Daryl Staton, (other: web surfer): "Same rings as Gordon's Masonic Web Site listed on your links page. This is his web master, and he also sells his rings."
• Masonic rings by Fox Jewelry.


• The Master's Jewel of Santa Monica, CA. Web-master: Andrew Horn, "Original, handcrafted Masonic Jewelry, created by an artist and fellow Mason."
• Masonic & Fine Jewelry by Fox
• FreeMasonStore in Bronx, New York. from Eugene Mondrus (web-master): "FreeMasonStore offers a wide selection of fine Masonic and fraternal merchandise for our brethren and their families. Our selection of auto emblems, clothing, tie bars and cufflinks, rings, golf accessories, ties and watches make perfect gifts for your father, his father, your brother or husband. Masons are proud of their fraternity and enjoy receiving Masonic gifts on Father's Day, 4th of July, Christmas, their birthdays and for no reason at all."
• Masonic Works -- "Masonic jewellery at wholesale prices." Well, they can't spell "jewelry" but they do offer a lot of it, and very nice-looking stuff at that.
• Fratline Emblematics, Louisville, KY; Shawn Warren, webmaster: "Quality, Custom Fraternal Lapel Pins Delivered On Time, With NO Hidden Charges Guaranteed!"
• E-Masonic Jewelry, in Flint, Michigan. Webmaster, (webmaster): "I have been a member of Lodge No. 490 F&AM in Flint, Mi since 1971"
• Masonic Jewellery, in Newtown, Powys SY162LN. Bill Bishop, (webmasterPast Master of a UK Lodge): "Masonic Regalia Books Rituals and Masonic Jewellery"
• WARNING: We suggest that you Do Not do any business with "Master Mason Jewelry Co." (formerly www.masonicjewelry.com) of Belleville, New Jersey until further notice. I have received complaints about them and am waiting for their reply.

General

• Maconart, in Jubbega, Friesland, Holland. A.Hartsuiker, (owner): "Art of a freemason"
• Masonic Software site, Bro. Mathews, webmaster
• W. E. Jackson & Co. (since 1921); Robert E. Jackson, "We make a nice line of Masonic embossed stationery including note cards, Thank you cards, announcements, Awardholders, award/Resolution certificates"
• Freemason Collection -- They sell Masonic artwork, reproductions of 18th century aprons, etc. They say they are "the Greatest Masonic Collection on the Web."
• The Eastward Traveler, in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. James F. McDuffie, (Owner) [10-Jan-07: Webmaster's note: A recent complaint about this firm has been happily resolved as a simple mis-communication between shipper and customer.]
  [2-Oct-07 Webmaster's note: I am sorry to say that for a second time, I have received a complaint about Eastward Traveller. Despite multiple inquiries, have not received any reply from them. At this point, I would not recommend that you do any business with this firm. Should they provide a suitable explanation, and make proper restitution to their customer, that will be noted here.]
• Art Gallery of Freemasonry, in Fribourg, Switzerland. William Schaw, (webmaster): "Ancient aprons, paintings, engravings and artworks reproductions. Rituals and texts to download. Masonic gifts. An exceptional collection of masonic Art. Affordable."
• An Online Masonic Art Gallery by Kiss Laszlo of Bucharest, Romania
• Masonic Collectables:Masonic Prints, Gifts and Memorabilia direct from the UK
• Copies of a nice Masonic poster for sale.
• DVE Worldwide: Internet info on masonic antiques/collectibles from 3 centuries
• Noble-2-Noble Masonic and Shrine novelties.
• Craftsman Park is a privately-owned park in the state of Ohio for Masonic families and their friends.
• "Rosslyn Branding" is now Roseline da Vinci
• A collection of links for various Masonic catalogs
• LodgeGifts.com; Tracy Becker, (webmaster and President): "A Unique and Unusual On-Line Gift Store for Masons"
• Masonic Styles, in Miami, Fla. Sam James, (site web-master & owner): "We offer a unique masonic cap and shirt we also have a fantastic masonic laminated print ready for framing."
• Lodgedates, in Croydon, Surrey. Simon Pettit, (webmaster): "Site will allow members to create a personal masonic diary of all their meetings"

Unsorted

• Freemason Leather Gloves, Ines, (other: gloves designer)
• Creators Design House, in SHIMLA, H.P., India; J N Chandla, (webmaster)
• MyBMoreCity, in Baltimore. Robert D. Davis, (other: WebMaster/CEO): "MyBMoreCity offer services such as notary public services, registed agent services web hosting services and many more for Freemasons and the public too. "
• Masonic-Lodges.com, in Sherwood, AR. Jim, (webmaster): "We will build your Masonic Lodge a customized website and add it to our site listing directory. "
• Agape Wood Crafts, in Wilmington, North Carolina. Larry Farmer, (webmaster): "Owned and operated by a Worshipful Master & Grand Lodge Officer"
• Masonic Content, in Ash Grove, MO. Wilbur Steed, (webmaster): "Masonic Content for websites and lodge newsletters. "
• Masonic-Designs, in Lee, NH. Alan P. Ammann, (webmaster): "Apparel, gifts, for Masons designed by a Mason"
• Roulet Company Masonic Jewelers Since 1877, in Toledo, OH. Roger Bovee, (memberPhoenix 123 Ohio): "We have been manufacturing Masonic Jewels and jewelry in Toledo, Ohio since 1877. Contact us with your needs, Roger"
• Carter's Fraternal Gifts, in Upper Marlboro, Md. Oliver, (other: Owner): "We specialize in masonic gloves t-shirts and jewelry"
• Masonica, in London, England. Graham Lubin, (web-master)