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Art

Below is a collection of Masonic art I found interesting and available on the Internet. I have not modified these works.

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Tracing Boards

Below is a collection of Tracing Boards I found interesting and available on the Internet. I have not modified these works.

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Special Engravings

Recently I purchased a book of Engravings. Below is the Scottish Rite Section of the Vermont Masonic Record of Ill\Bro. James H. Stacey, 33° of Windsor Vermont. He was very active in Scottish Rite Masonry from the early 1920's thru the 1960's. The engravings within the book are copyrighted in 1904. They all measured roughly 3.5 x 7 inches. I have removed Bro. Stacey's information (my apologies to Bro. Stacey) to give everyone a blank copy of the forms.

Low Resolution

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High Resolution

If you left-click on the Download button further below you will be able to download a high resolution (pdf) of the document. Please be mindful that the high resolution (pdf's) are LARGE files. Also, very large (tif) files are available by request.

Other pages will follow in coming weeks. Enjoy.


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Engravings

Below is a collection of Masonic engravings I found interesting and available on the Internet. I have not modified these works.

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New

(Our Creations/Embellishments)

Below you will find a number of graphics I created. I am not so much an artist as I am more of a layout designer. Where possible I have made sure the original artist name is retained. Please feel free to "comment" or "correct" me on any error or omission I have made. I enjoy helpful, constructive criticism.

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	Vermont Masonic Family Map I created this chart to answer some Brothers questions about what Masonic bodies were available for membership in Vermont.
	Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry (Northern Jurisdiction) This chart was created to show the basic bodies comprising the Scottish Rite.
	York Rite of Freemasonry Chart This chart was created to show the basic bodies comprising the York Rite.
	Vermont York Rite Map of Freemasonry I created this whimsical chart to show the progression of degrees though the York Rite.
	Scottish Rite Crests I made this chart after I found the crests online. I believe they are from the French Jurisdiction.
	Aprons of the Scottish Rite (Northern Jurisdiction) I made this chart after I found the aprons online. I thought it might be interesting for Brothers involved in Scottish Rite rituals.
	Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry (Northern Jurisdiction) Poster I was asked to create a poster for our Valleys in Vermont to show the different degrees for the bodies of the Scottish Rite. The eagle in the middle of the poster was done by the artist Stephen Alan McKim. He is one of the finest Masonic artist I have ever seen. I HIGHLY recommend that you visit his sites at www.mckim.nescotland.co.uk and www.stevemckim.com.
	Scottish Rite Alphabet This was a feeble attempt to create a handout.
	Modified US Army Poster I enjoy modifying existing works of art to help promote the Masonic order. (Be sure to notice the lapel pin…)
	Scottish Rite of Vermont Crossword Puzzle I created this poster after I found a (Free) program online that creates crossword puzzles. I then copied the puzzle onto a piece of Scottish Rite artwork.
	Wild West Wanted Poster I created this poster after seeing a old wanted poster on ebay. I thought the poster would get brothers attention to read the information.
	Vermont Lodge of Research Poster This poster was created to promote the Vermont Lodge of Research.
	Scottish Rite of Vermont jigsaw Puzzle I created this poster after I worked on a real jigsaw puzzle with a family member.
	Scottish Rite of Vermont Highway Sign I created this poster after I got home from a long trip.
	How to spot a Scottish Rite Mason. I created this graphic after I saw the original Superman graphic online.
	Scottish Rite Banner I created this from another graphic I found online while I was looking for some kind of graphic to use as a section break on the website.
	Taking the Degrees Postcard This was an old postcard I bought on ebay. I changed the wording to promote our outdoor degree my Blue Lodge does annually.

Misc. Artwork

Scottish Rite

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Misc. Artwork

Masonic Related

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Collections

In order to make it easy to download complete sets, I have put all the icons (or pictures) in a single (zip) file. I then created a one page sheet showing the contents of each (zip) file.

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