Jewels that might be of interest

[admin]

While I m looking for the H
how about

An 18ct gold Apollo Lodge Masonic jewel,
https://www.the-saleroom.com/en-gb/auct ... image-link

Lodge was erased.

OK but that does not mean someone somewhere would not like to have the jewel

[Richard George]

Oh I get that - I just didn't want someone buying it with a view to returning it to the lodge.

[admin]

There are some Guys who do the repatriation scheme.
That seems to work well. Just thought this might halp a little and your right we still have to check things. The real issue is if there are several masons bidding only the seller gets the best of things. If we can just let the Lodges know they can have a look and see if they are interested. Then if we all know we wont aid the increase on the selling price. The seller has every right toget the best deal of course.

[admin]

Here is an interesting one

A 9ct gold Masonic medallion, length 12.7cm, weight including ribbon 21.9gms
Opererative Lodge Airdrie 205
https://www.the-saleroom.com/en-gb/auct ... image-link

[admin]

I cant get the correct info on this one needs better eyes. Have a look

A 9ct gold Masonic medallion with Glasgow hallmarks for 1913, length 11cm,
https://www.the-saleroom.com/en-gb/auct ... image-link



My guess is a PZ jewel for a Scottish Chapter

[Peter Moir]

This is a Royal Arch jewel from New Monklands R A Chapter No 201 from Airdrie. As the post above is a Past Master jewel from The Operative Lodge of Airdrie no 203, I would presume these came from the same source probably the Brother concerned was a PM and a PZ. The inscription on the jewel reads " Presented to Comp. George Greive PZ as a mark of esteem. 4th Dec 1913." There is no inscription on the PM jewel.

[admin]

Well done Peter, I do some stuff on a tablet and its not so good on definition of photos. Plus my eyes are getting older each day.
My hope is someone will know the Lodge or Chapter and pass the info on.

[Peter Moir]

Should have gone to Specsavers Bill

[admin]

Sometimes you have to look closely to see if there is an interesting item hidden . Here is a Founders Jewel with some other not so sort after Jewels

A George V silver gilt and enamel Masonic jewel, Kenya Lodge of MMM, No 952,
https://www.the-saleroom.com/en-gb/auct ... image-link

[admin]

As far as I can make out Kenya Lodge may have gone , it seems to be East African.

[admin]

Masonic Interest: A Cased Silver Goblet, engraved to the side with a Masonic Plumb Line, the base with a 1984 Masonic inscription for the 75th anniversary of the Gaddesden Lodge 3398, in its original fitted case. It is hallmarked for Birmingham 1981 by W I Broadway & Co, is approx. 6.25"/16cm tall and weighs 157gm/5.1 Troy.
https://www.the-saleroom.com/en-gb/auct ... image-link

[admin]

Here is a small bundle of bits but has a Past Masters Jewel, I think it is The Onward Lodge (6528). But not absolutely clear on the photo. It ties in with Lanes

A silver gilt masonic badge and other related items
https://www.the-saleroom.com/en-gb/auct ... image-link

[Richard George]

It is; it's also been erased.

[admin]

Yes but fairly recently June 2018 it was reported.

Do you think no one is interested if a Lodge has ceased. I dont understand why it is important.

Maybe its me. But when I die I hope someone remembers

You can see here Oct 2015
http://www.cheshiremasons.co.uk/area-4- ... -chadwick/

I have even found a MUG
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Onward-Lodge ... SwQZdb9Awe

[Lloyd Wiebe]

I once sold for the company that made that belt buckle.

[admin]

St Leonard Loanhead, Lodge No. 580 - 9 carat gold Masonic medal
https://www.the-saleroom.com/en-gb/auct ... image-link

[admin]

A 9 ct rose gold mounted Masonic medal with ribbon presented by the Official Gavel Lodge of Berkshire, in box

https://www.the-saleroom.com/en-gb/auct ... image-link

[admin]

Two early 20th Century 9ct gold and enamel Masonic jewels

the first of oval form and with turquoise enamel ground, North Star Lodge, No. 3927, hallmarked for London, inscribed 1923, by George Kenning & Son; the second marked for 9ct gold, same maker, dated 1925, one original presentation box, .

approx. total weight 59 gm.

Condition: Enamel damage to North Star Lodge jewel
https://www.the-saleroom.com/en-gb/auct ... image-link

[Trouillogan]

A 9 ct rose gold mounted Masonic medal with ribbon presented by the Official Gavel Lodge of Berkshire, in box

https://www.the-saleroom.com/en-gb/auct ... image-link

I wear one of those from a collarette under rule 253(f) - on 'bling' occasions only though! I'm often asked what it is as they cannot nowadays be awarded.

[admin]

I just find it fascinating that there are so many different jewels and momentos