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A Lodge You Can Wear
Masonic lapel pins let a brother bring the lodge outside the meeting. Brothers wear them when they visit another lodge or attend a public event. A Worshipful Master orders one for the term they serve, with the number and the lodge’s name on the front. The square and compasses or the lodge’s own emblem can go on the face. A design can also be made from just the name and number. Past Masters wear those pins to dinners after their term ends. A lodge marking its charter year orders pins for the brothers who have worked under that charter.
Die struck pins have a traditional look, and their all-metal face looks antique. Enamel adds the lodge’s colors in soft enamel or cloisonné, and those colors stay bright on a lapel. Soft enamel sits below the raised metal lines, so the edges stay clear. Cloisonné is polished smooth and is the most durable finish for a pin worn through the year. Next year’s officers can reorder an unchanged pin from the mold we keep on file.
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Master's
Year Pin
The Master elected for the coming term receives a pin naming their lodge and its number at the installation dinner. They wear it to lodge meetings and events through their year as Master. Brothers can read the number from a few seats away.
Pins
for Trading
Members offer a visitor from another lodge a pin, and the visitor hands one back from their own lodge. Each brother leaves with the pin from the other’s lodge.
Charter
Anniversary Pin
A lodge marks its charter anniversary for the years it has worked under its charter. The pin carries the lodge name and number with the charter year. Members wear it to the anniversary dinner and on visits to other lodges.
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Secretaries usually ask about quantity and timing first.
They are small metal emblems a member clips to a suit for meeting nights and for a weekday with no gathering. Some mark an officer’s term, and others mark a charter signing.
The minimum order is 100 pins. One design can be split across colors or finishes inside one order. Larger quantities bring the price per pin down.
Yes, a designer draws the pin from the name and number, using the symbols the lodge wants. That works even when no art exists yet. The emblem and a local landmark can both appear on it.
Yes. We can put a chapter name and a star on an Eastern Star pin, and a temple name and an officer’s name on a Shriners pin. A Scottish Rite pin can carry the body’s name and the emblems supplied for it.
Yes, cufflinks use the artwork from the lapel pin.
Yes. The mold stays on file for an unchanged pin, so ordering that pin again is simple. The new pins match the first set. A new year or a new name needs its own mold.
Production takes 3½-4 weeks after the proof is approved, plus a few days in transit. Buyers with an event date should tell their sales rep the date at the start. Spinner and slider pins take longer to produce than standard pins.