Masonic File Cases

Masonic File Cases are specialized storage and carrying cases designed for
safely keeping and organizing important Masonic documents, certificates,
regalia papers, lodge records, or personal files of members. They are often
used by secretaries, treasurers, and officers of a lodge to maintain order
and ensure the protection of official documents.

Key Features of Masonic File Cases:

Material: Commonly made from leather, faux leather, or durable fabric with
reinforced stitching.

Designs: May feature plain styles, embossed Masonic symbols (Square &
Compasses, lodge emblems, etc.), or custom lodge logos.

Compartments: Multiple sections for documents, certificates, or small
regalia items.

Closure: Available with zippers, buckles, snaps, or combination locks for
security.

Portability: Often designed with handles or shoulder straps for easy
carrying.

Sizes: A4, legal, or custom-sized to accommodate aprons, certificates, and
record sheets.

Common Uses:

Lodge Officers: To store minutes, charters, by-laws, and official papers.

Individual Members: For safely carrying certificates, dues cards, or
personal regalia documents.

Presentation: Sometimes gifted to newly appointed lodge officers as a
practical tool.

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Minimum Order: 100 pieces

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