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Masonic plates are a popular way to personalise Masonic regalia cases, briefcases and presentation boxes. Our personalised Masonic case plates can display a name, Lodge, Chapter, degree or other Masonic details, creating a professional and individual finish.
This guide explains the different types of Masonic plates available, what they are used for and what to consider when ordering a personalised Masonic case plate.
What Are Masonic Plates & Masonic Case Plates?
Masonic plates, often called Masonic case plates, are small engraved plates designed to personalise regalia cases, briefcases and presentation cases. They are available in different sizes, colours and designs to suit many Masonic Orders.
Unlike a standard Masonic badge, the wording on a case plate is created specifically for the customer. This makes every plate personal to its owner.
What Can Be Engraved?
Personalised Masonic plates can be engraved with a wide range of details. Depending on the size and design of the Masonic case plate, engraving can include:
- The owner’s name
- Lodge name
- Lodge number
- Chapter name or number
- Masonic office or title
Short, clearly written wording normally produces the best result. Customers should check all names, numbers and spelling carefully before submitting their order.
Choosing the Correct Wording
When ordering personalised Masonic plates, decide which information is most important. Trying to include too much wording on a Masonic case plate can make the engraving smaller and more difficult to read.
A simple layout using a name together with a lodge or chapter number usually creates a clear and professional result.
Capital letters can work particularly well for names, lodge titles and numbers.
Case Plate Size
Masonic plates and Masonic case plates are available in a range of sizes to suit different regalia cases, briefcases and presentation boxes. Choosing the correct size allows enough space for clear, easy-to-read engraving while keeping the plate in proportion with the case.
Customers should check the available space on their case before ordering. Measuring the area between the handles can help confirm that the plate will fit correctly.
Where Should the Plate Be Positioned?
A case plate is normally placed in a clear, central position where the wording can be read easily.
On many cases, the best position is between the two handles. Before attaching the plate, place it temporarily on the case and check that it is straight and centred.
Personalised Masonic Plates as Gifts
An engraved Masonic case plate can make a thoughtful and practical gift for:
- New lodge members
- Lodge officers
- Installations
- Anniversaries
- Presentations
- Retiring officers
- Masonic friends and family members
It can be presented on its own or added to a regalia case as part of a larger gift.
Check Your Details Before Ordering
Personalised products are made using the information supplied by the customer. Always check the spelling, lodge number and other details before completing the order.
If you are ordering a plate for someone else, confirm their correct name, lodge or chapter information beforehand.
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We produce personalised Masonic plates and Masonic case plates engraved to order in a range of sizes, colours and designs. They provide a smart way to personalise and identify regalia cases, briefcases and presentation boxes.
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