Masonic Lodge Regalia Job Lot 845g – Past Master Jewel 1977 + Levels & Chain Jew

Condition: Used

Condition Notes: Past Master Jewel: vintage condition with tarnish and light wear.T-shaped Levels: Mostly good, some tarnish and minor wear.Gilt chain jewels: Worn condition, with age patina and oxidation.Silver-coloured chain jewels: Tarnish present, chains and balls show wear and some rust spots.Clips/fittings: General wear from age and use.

Country of Origin: United Kingdom

Masonic Order: Mixed

Theme: Masonic

This is a large job lot of vintage Masonic apron regalia parts, with a total combined weight of approximately 845 grams (including all components shown).

The lot includes a mix of various officer jewels, clips, fittings, and engraved items. The pieces appear to date mostly from the 1970s–1980s, but some items (such as the chain & ball jewels) appear to be of an earlier style—possibly Victorian or Edwardian.

Please note:
I am not sure of the metal content of these items. Some appear to be silver or silverplated, others look to be gilt brass, bronze, or other base metal. I have not tested any of the pieces. Please examine the photos carefully and judge for yourself.

The lot includes:

• 1x Past Master Jewel – engraved:
  “ROBERT BURNIP W.M. OF THE LODGE OF UNITY No. 6003 1977”
  This piece has some tarnish and surface wear, but is in generally good vintage condition.

• 7x "Level" (Tshaped) officer jewels – decorative engraved fronts. These could be silver, silverplate, or another white metal. Varied condition with tarnish and surface marks.

• 3x Chain & ball officer jewels – goldcoloured. Likely gilt brass or similar. These show heavy age patina, wear, and some green oxidation (verdigris).

• 3x Chain & ball officer jewels – silvercoloured. Again, I cannot confirm metal content—could be silver plate or base metal. Chains and balls have tarnish and some rust marks.

• Assorted clips, bars, fasteners – mixed materials. Base metal, suitable for spares or repair.

Condition:
Mixed vintage condition throughout:

• Past Master Jewel: vintage condition with tarnish and light wear.

• Tshaped Levels: Mostly good, some tarnish and minor wear.

• Gilt chain jewels: Worn condition, with age patina and oxidation.

• Silvercoloured chain jewels: Tarnish present, chains and balls show wear and some rust spots.

• Clips/fittings: General wear from age and use.

Product Details:

• Total weight: Approx. 845 grams (entire lot including nonsilver parts)

• Materials: Unknown — I cannot guarantee or confirm metal content.

• Estimated era: Mostly 1970s–1980s, with some earlier style pieces.

About Masonic Regalia:
Masonic regalia pieces represent officer roles and positions within a Lodge. Engraved Past Master jewels are often awarded when a Master completes their term, while officer jewels such as Levels and Plumbs are worn during lodge meetings. Earlier styles included elaborate chain and ball collar jewels, often made in gilt brass or silver.

Collectors and Masonic historians often preserve and display these pieces as part of Lodge history.

Why Buy This Lot?

• Large bulk lot for collectors or resellers

• Ideal for parts, restoration, or spares

• Great potential for those interested in Masonic memorabilia or Lodge history

• The engraved Past Master jewel adds historical interest.