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Masonic Lodge Crests, Seals & Logos

Harmonie Lodge No. 699 F&AM New York USA

In 2009 Brother Daniel Di Natale (now a Right Worshipful) asked for my help to simplify and produce a digital version of the Harmonie Lodge No. 699 Coat of Arms (see their beautiful original design draft below). The goal is to have it relatively simple enough so as to be able to weave the Coat of Arms unto silk neckties. 

Harmonie Lodge No. 699 Coat of Arms

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Inspiratus Lodge No. 357 F&AM New Jersey USA

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Inspiratus Lodge No. 357 in New Jersey practices "Observance Freemasonry". Back in 2013, they approached me to conceptualize a logo for them that will be used in another project. This two were the results but never finalized.

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Denver Lodge No. 5 AF&AM Colorado USA

This logo features a Masonic Square and Compasses above a silhouette of the Denver, Colorado skyline. Designed for WB Michael Rossi.

Denver Lodge No. 5 Freemasons Necktie by FraternalTies 

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College of Freemasonry | GL of Canada in the Province of Ontario

The GLOCPOO's College of Freemasonry does not have an official seal but they use their official necktie designed by FraternalTies as an identifying image on their banners, etc.

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Berwyn Lodge No. 839 AF&AM Illinois USA

The seal of Berwyn Lodge No. 839 is a simple Masonic Square and Compasses surrounded by a laurel wreath and the name Berwyn.

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West Point Lodge No. 40 F&AM Mississippi USA

A stylized Masonic Square and Compasses on the foreground of the sun rising from the east encircled by the words West Point Lodge No. 40 F&AM, West Point, Mississippi along with 7 stars representing the Seven Liberal Arts & Sciences. You may visit the lodge's Facebook page here.

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