Br. John is our official Buyer, Manager, and Merchandiser for our very own Euclid Lodge Masonic Supply Store. If you are interested in a Euclid embroidered golf shirt, Euclid Hat, Euclid Coffee Cup with your name on it, or even a Euclid foam beer or soda pop holder, Br. John will see that you get it, and that it is done right.  

Illustrative of the 47th problem of Euclid, this hard fired blue and white enamel on gold plated brass lapel pin makes a fitting symbol for a Euclid Brother to wear.

Let them know you are a Mason with this classic square and compass lapel pin with hard fired blue enamel and gold plating over brass.

The Forget-me-not flower was worn by German Masons during the Nazi persecutions so they might recognize one another. Today, we often wear it in fond memory of a traveling brother or one departed.

A beautiful blue and white hard fired enamel Masonic apron lapel pin with gold accents over brass. Available in Past Master and Officer aprons as well.

People think you are important when you have a coffee mug with your name on it.  Being your brothers we know this is not the case. But being your brothers, we are also willing to support your illusions of grandeur. Our  Lodge coffee mug is pure glazed ceramic imprinted with Euclid and your name, plus square & compass, and done in your choice of either blue or black. Will not come off with washing.

Men all over Great Falls crave to wear this jacket. Why? Because it is a Babe Magnet. Even Br. Alan can testify to it's power to draw the babes. It's how he got his wife to marry him, and why she continues to find him an interesting person (well...most the time). All the brothers who have bought this jacket report similar miraculous life changing experiences. Made of genuine pleather and polyester fleece, Br. Anthony says it is the only jacket he has ever worn that stops a Great Falls winter wind. Designed by Br. Tom L in Pittsburgh Steelers colors, it now can finally be yours.

Following in the honored tradition of the great Renaissance princes and rulers of Europe, we commissioned this bronze commemorative medallion to celebrate our 100 Anniversary. Design ideas were contributed by many of the brothers down at coffee; agreed to by us all; and brilliantly executed by Br. Roger. You can bury this in your back yard for your kids or grandkids to discover, and think they are rich. Or you can carry it as a pocket piece to impress your friends.  Pretend to tip a waitress with one and get a laugh. The possibilities are as endless as your creativity.  Only a limited number remain.

What would be more "boss" looking than having your own "Brutha in da Hood" embroidered watch cap. It is the perfect compliment to your Euclid Lodge jacket. Plus, it has our own custom and signature designed Euclid Lodge Square and Compass. No other Lodge has this. So when you see it, you know its a Euclid brother. Br. John says to be careful, cause when the women see you in this, they may confuse you with a famous rap artist. So wear this at your own risk.

People know you are a very busy guy with an active and varied lifestyle. Sometimes, you would like coffee on the go. But somehow, a styrofoam cup from McDonalds doesn't support the positive self image you would like to portray when drinking coffee in traffic with that cute blonde stopped next to you at the traffic light. Well, worry no more. Br. John has the perfect fix. Your very own thermal travel coffee mug with a high impact white enamel exterior and stainless steel interior. Plus it has Euclid's signature design square and compass and Br. John will even have your name put on it! The blonde will be impressed.

Also available in all stainless.

Our Brother Jeff serves as our official Lodge male fashion model to show off our new black baseball caps with Euclid Lodge's custom designed square, compass, trowel and acacia embroidered on the front. Distinctive with a causal flair, it beats hands down that cap with your local farm implement company logo on it. You can actually wear this into Walmart and look as if you didn't just come into the big city of Great Falls from some rural backwater.