Masonic Art
There are many kinds and different types of Masonic collectibles. Besides Masonic swords, the collection also include Masonic art, Masonic Jewelry such as rings, watches, lapel pins and tie pins/tacs bearing the trademark of Masonic square and compass emblem, articles of clothing such as Masonic aprons, Masonic Bibles, paperweights and more.
Some Masonic collectibles bear the highly recognizable and distinct square and compass emblem or one of the other signs and symbols that have significance in the various degrees of Freemasonry. Because of their inherent value and interest in Masonic items and the brotherhood in general, any Mason would be very likely to be into it and interested in Masonic collectibles.
If a collector wishes to start their own collection of Masonic artifacts, they will have many pieces in a wide array of price ranges to choose from. The most valued and prized collectibles are antique ceremonial Masonic swords, which represent a big and considerable investment. These pieces are very rare and in many cases have considerable nostalgic and historical value. Other higher-end Masonic collectibles include older Masonic rings, Masonic art, watches, and more. Freemasons even have their on classic stamp collecting organization named the Masonic Philatelic Club. This club or organization was the brain child and benchmark of Trevor Fray of the Saint John Lodge # 70 located exactly in Plymouth, which is located in the UK.
However, a collector does not have to spend a large amount of money to bring a little bit of Freemasonry into their home. There are many modern reproductions of Masonic lapel pins, tie pins, Masonic Bibles, paperweights, key chains and more. These collectibles and accessories are often embossed with the famous compass and square and come in a range of prices. These more modern items/collectibles are a good way to show your enthusiasm and interest in Freemasonry without seeking antiques.
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