Masonic Pouch?

How fortuitous , Just two weeks ago the Granddaughter of a Brother who passed away several years ago gave us all of her Grandfathers Masonic memorabilia . He became a Mason in the early 1930s' . What she gave us was rituals , his Scottish Rite Patent , and a few other things .

BUT more importantly was a leather pouch close to the same size as in the OP that held his very ornate Master Mason certificate . We were surprised at how large the certificate was when we unfolded it . From what she told us , he explained to her that it was used when traveling to prove he was a Master Mason .

You have pockets in the back of your aprons State-Side? Wow; I would love to lay my hands on one of those.

reply to post by TheLoneArcher


Some have a pocket . One of my Past Master aprons has a pocket for my gloves and it came from England .

reply to post by whenandwhere
Thanks for that. I will visit thefreemason.co.uk and see what I can find.

Certainly, none of our Lodge members have these aprons, and mosy of them are English.

You learn something every day.

reply to post by Sauron


Sandwiches. Hey, even freemasons have to eat!

so is it made of glaze baby lambskin ... or human skin?

no just kidding.. so how much was the asking price??

The pouch was 20.00$ Can. so it was fairly cheap. but for me it's priceless.


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The 33rd degree, I also have will be re-turned to the Valley it came from in the next few months.

No wonder our plans for world-domination have failed; we lost our pouch . . . for goodness sake