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KT Regalia in Texas
I agree, I'd be more apt for the Cap & Mantle, but I'd like to go to a Tux, Sash (w/ sling underneath for sword), and Triangular apron. The Jacket & Chapeau can be impressive, but I think we need to adopt something different for both pricing and style.- KSigMason
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- Forum: The York Rite
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KT Regalia in Texas
The Templar Uniforms: http://www.travelingtemplar.com/2012/01/templar-uniforms.html After the Civil War though, would come an age where many fraternal organizations (not just the Masonic one) would flourish as well as the regalia companies who supplied them. After the war we see the Templar...- KSigMason
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- Forum: The York Rite
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Hello Brethren
Greetings and welcome aboard. Congratulations on your recent Raising.- KSigMason
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- Forum: Fraternal Greetings
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Masons involved in Aviation?
I used to an Unmanned Aircraft Operator for the US Army. It's a sub-branch of Aviation, but it's growing.- KSigMason
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- Forum: Hobbies and Special Interests
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EA Degree tonight
Congrats on the EA and I'm glad you enjoyed it.- KSigMason
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- Forum: General Freemasonry Discussion
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The Operatives
Here is another Masonic group not too many know about:- KSigMason
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- Forum: The York Rite
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Greetings, brothers!
Greetings and welcome. I'm glad to hear you're enjoying your journey so far; I hope it continues.- KSigMason
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- Forum: Fraternal Greetings
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