Masonic Handbooks & Reference

Handbook for the Worshipful Master (revised edition) | More information
F Rich, 2005, hardback, 160pp.This book sets out to fill in the details of how,when,where and to some extent,why.It takes you from Masters Elect to the end of your year as Immediate Past Master and finishes with a look at your Ladies' Festival.

£12.99

Director of Ceremonies | More information
Pocket Edition of Director of Ceremonies,1980,SB,36pp

£4.50

Lodge Treasurer, Charity Steward & Almoner | More information
The Lodge Treasure, Charity Steward and Almoner A Pratical guide,HB,2005,87pp written by Richard Johnson.This book covers the duties of the three Officers in a Lodge who are most concerned with money and includes practical advice on how those duties should be performed.

£13.95

The Assistant Officers | More information
The Assistant Officers a Practical guide by Richard Johnson,2002,HB,88pp. Covering the roles of Deacons, Inner Guard, Tyler and Stewards, this book is designed to provide junior brethren with information pertaining to the positions and to their relationship with the Principal Officers. They all report in some way to the Principal Officers and the Lodge workings will be somewhat clarified for the juniors by seeing the work outlined in a handy single volume.

£12.95

The Principal Officers | More information
Richard Johnson, 2003, hardback, 96pp. This book is written to guide the Principal Officers of a Lodge, the three senior Officers, through the range of duties that they will be expected to perform during their years in Office.

£12.95

The Wardens, Chaplain, IPM and Past Masters | More information
Charles Carter, 2001, hardback, 100pp. This book covers what you should have already learned before becoming a Juniour Warden, the status of the I.P.M, teaching the younger brethren during other ceremonies are just a few points covered.

£12.95

The Tyler's Work | More information
A Guide to The Tyler's Work. By Duncan Adams, 2008, SB, 50pp.
This book is a guide for Tylers in order for them to complete all their duties from dressing the Lodge to the Ceremony of Installation.

£7.99

The Lodge Almoner (revised edition) | More information
Charles Carter, 2001, hardback, 88pp. The purpose of this book is to seek to help, assist and prehaps most importantly, point in the right direction the newly appointed Almoner who finds himself quite suddenly and without warning in a situation with which he is totally unfamiliar.

£10.95

The Lodge Mentor | More information
The Lodge Mentor by Richard Johnson, 2010, SB,128pp. It has long been recognised in Lodges that a Mentor can provide invaluable support, advice and information to Candidates. The main part of this book deals with how the Mentor can assist the Candidate for initiation and the member after initiation, passing and raising.

£9.99

The Freemason's Wife | More information
Whether you are a girlfriend, wife,partner or close relation of a Freemason or a Freemason to be,you will find within this light hearted guide, the answer to almost every question you will initially ever need to know about Freemasonry.

£9.99

Freemasons for Dummies | More information
Freemasons for Dummies by Christopher Hodapp, 2005. SB, 368pp. This book is a reference, which means you do not have to read it from cover to cover and the book explains all you need to know in Freemasonry.

£14.99

Making Light | More information
Making Light by Julian Rees,2006,SB,128pp.
This book is written in an easy-to-read style, contains in-depth discussion of the three degrees and suggests avenues for exploration for those who want to go further. It is a perfect gift for the newly-made Freemason, and a welcome companion for any serious Freemason who is on the path of self-improvement, no matter how many years he has been in the Craft.

£14.99

The Stairway of Freemasonry | More information
The Stairway of Freemasonry by Julian Rees.For any enquiring mind,whether Freemason or not,this little book sets out to help answer questions - not so much:'What does it mean? but rather: What can it mean? since the journey is concerned not with learning other people's answers,but in working out answers for yourself.

£9.99

Lodge and Chapter Music | More information
Lodge and Chapter music for Organists. Includes the Opening odes, Installation of the Worshipful Master, the Entered Apprentice song, Closing ode and many more songs for your Lodge needs.

£15.00

A Glossary of the Craft & Holy R.A | More information
A Glossary of the Craft and Holy Royal Arch Rituals of Freemasonry by A.C.F.Jackman,1992,HB,193pp.The meanings of the words used in Masonic ritual have changed over the last 200 years. This handy little book describes the origins and original meanings of the sometimes obscure words used in our ritual. A must for any serious Mason.

£7.99

Beyond the Craft (5th edition) | More information
Keith B Jackson, 2005, paperback, 104pp. This book attemps to produce a condensed, yet comprehensive text of information regarding the various masonic orders at work in England today. It also contains in-depth information on the History, Joining qualifications, hierarchy, rituals, teachings and regalia of several Masonic orders.
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£12.00

Delving further Beyond the Craft | More information
Delving Further Beyond the Craft by Revd Neville Barker Cryer,SB,2009,96pp. Inspired by Keith Jackson's classic book Beyond the Craft this book delves further into the world of Freemasonry to investigate the origins and meaning of some of the most fascinating and misunderstood orders within the craft.

£9.99

So You Want to be a Freemason | More information
So You Want to be a Freemason by Julian Rees, 2009,112pp. This book is the first written specifically for the non-Mason who is thinking of joining the Freemasons but doesn't
know where to begin and look for easy to understand information.

£10.99

I Just Didn't Know That | More information
Rev. Neville Barker Cryer, 1999, paperback 104pp. This book explains the most obvious features of Freemasonry and who now want to learn something at a quite ordinary level. It also covers the rather more advanced areas of Freemasonry.

£9.99

Did You Know This Too | More information
Did You Know This Two by Rev. Neville Barker Cryer, SB, 96pp. This book contains a series of fourteen exciting, entertaining and sometimes controversial talks for performance in Lodge or to read at home. It also features the different Origins of English and Scottish Freemasonry, women and Freemasonry, further reflections of the third Degree puzzle and much more.

£9.99