Attention F&AM & AF&AM

['Monterrey' Jack Brass]

For Free Mason’s on this forum, here is a place you might like to visit if you haven’t already: http://www.craftsmansapron.com/

The proprietor, Bro Pat Craddock, makes some amazing reproduction 19th century Masonic aprons and they’re worth a look if you’re in the market for one. As you’ll see on his site he is truly an artist. Of course, his aprons are priced accordingly but you certainly get a very detailed and high quality item for your money.

I sat in Lodge with Bro Craddock some years back in Tennessee, he’s an excellent person and very well respected nationally in the period correct/authentic Civil War living history scene (which is a big plus to a stitch-counter like me). As you’ll see his products reflect his reputation for historical accuracy and detail.

Though his focus is 1860s/ACW era Masonic regalia if you’re keen to have him make a reproduction apron of 1870s & later provenance please contact him to discuss the details. He may already have such documentation on hand to help you out.

Brass

[Jed Cooper]

great site Greg. I will be spending $$$ there.    Thanks   Jed

[Will Ketchum]

Brother Brass, I am interested in having a MM apron for the late 19th century.  At this time I doubt I will be moving into the chairs.  But if that changes can an apron be updated with the proper jewels  As you know I am new at this having been raised ony 11 days ago.

Will Ketchum

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['Monterrey' Jack Brass]

Dave - you got it bro, spending some samolians at Craddocks operation would be an easy thing to do. He's quite a craftsman.

Pete - sent you a PM regarding your question.

to all Hiram's Rangers - who needs a new gun?! just look at all those nifty aprons on Craddock's site...!

Brass

[Texas Lawdog]

I have one of Bro. Craddock's apron and it is really great looking. It took a while before I received mine, but it was worth the wait.