Past Master Blue Lodge Apron Case Black Imitation Leather – MM WM Provincial

Description

Past Master Blue Lodge Apron Case Black Imitation Leather – MM WM Provincial

The night a Brother receives the Past Master’s jewel, the ceremony closes and a quieter chapter begins. Past Master Blue Lodge Apron Case Black Imitation Leather carries the regalia of that chapter forward, built from smooth black imitation leather with a slimline profile that moves through anterooms and Lodge corridors without resistance. A gold embroidered square and compass crest sits inside a gold laurel wreath on the lower front panel, marking the case as belonging to a Past Master before anyone opens it.

Two black carry handles mount side by side at the top center, each secured through black strap loops with silver-tone D-ring metal fittings that hold the attachment points rigid. Carrying a case loaded with an apron, documents, and personal effects demands handle fittings that distribute the load without twisting or pulling away from the case body, and these fittings hold that position through every Lodge meeting and installation night the Past Master attends. A quality silver-tone metal clasp sits on the front face between the handles and the crest, with a small key lock positioned below it, giving the Brother two layers of closure security for everything stored inside.

Craftsmen stitch the full perimeter of the case, and those stitched edges run even and straight along every seam of the rectangular body. Fully stitched construction holds the slimline profile rigid through years of loading and transport without the sides softening or the corners losing their shape over time. That rigidity matters because a case that loses its form stops protecting the apron inside it correctly, allowing folded borders and fringe to crease against walls that have given way under the weight of repeated use.

Three-sided zipper opening gives full access to the interior without needing to manage the flap-over top at the same time, useful when the case is standing upright in the anteroom and the meeting is moments from opening. An interior pocket and strap system holds the folded apron flat against the case body while keeping gloves and smaller accessories in a dedicated pocket where they can be reached without unpacking the whole interior. Everything the Past Master needs for a Lodge night sits organized and accessible from the moment he picks the case up at home.

Available in MM/WM configuration fitting a 14 by 16 inch apron at 17 by 15 inch overall dimensions, and in Provincial Full Dress sizing accommodating aprons up to 16 by 18 inches across two dimension options, the case scales precisely to the regalia the Brother carries. Provincial ceremony dress, installation night regalia transport, Blue Lodge officer carry, Past Master formal wear, and multi-document Lodge meeting preparation all fall within what this single case handles without compromise.

The silver-tone D-ring fittings at both handle attachment points hold firm under full case load without pulling away from the case body through repeated daily carry.

Product Features

Dual black carry handles with silver-tone D-ring metal fittings

Two handles mounted side by side at the top center each secure through rigid D-ring metal fittings, distributing the full case load evenly and holding firm through repeated carry between home and the Lodge room.

Gold embroidered square and compass crest in laurel wreath on front panel

The gold insignia on the lower front face identifies this as a Past Master’s case immediately, placing the square and compass inside a laurel wreath that reads clearly from across the anteroom.

Silver-tone metal clasp and key lock dual closure

A center clasp holds the flap-over top firmly closed during transport while the key lock beneath it secures the contents when the case is set down unattended between degree work and Lodge closing.

Three-sided zipper opening for complete interior access

The zipper runs three sides of the case, allowing the interior to open fully flat for fast, complete access to the apron, documents, and accessories without repositioning the case first.

Interior pocket and strap for organized regalia storage

The internal strap holds the folded apron flat against the case body without creasing borders or fringe, while the separate pocket keeps gloves and smaller items accessible without disturbing the apron stack.

Fully stitched perimeter edges for long-term shape retention

Stitching runs every seam and edge of the rectangular body, keeping the slimline profile rigid through years of Lodge use and protecting the apron inside from compression against walls that have softened.

Specifications

• Material: Black imitation leather
• Closure: Quality metal clasp with key lock
• Access: Three-sided zipper opening
• Interior: Inside pocket and strap
• Carry: Dual solid hand straps with silver-tone D-ring fittings

MM/WM Case:

• Suitable Apron Size: 14” x 16”
• Overall Case Dimensions: 17” x 15” x 1/4”

Provincial Full Dress Case:

• Suitable Apron Sizes: 14” x 16” and 16” x 18”
• Overall Case Dimensions: 18.5” x 16.5” x 2” / 20” x 15” x 1/4”

FAQ

Q: What is the difference between the MM/WM case and the Provincial Full Dress case?

A: The MM/WM case fits a standard 14 by 16 inch apron at 17 by 15 inch overall dimensions. The Provincial Full Dress case accommodates aprons up to 16 by 18 inches and comes in two size options to suit different Provincial regalia sets.

Q: How many handles does this case have?

A: The case has two black carry handles mounted side by side at the top center, each secured with silver-tone D-ring metal fittings that hold the attachment points firm under full case load.

Q: Can documents and accessories be stored alongside the apron?

A: Yes. The interior pocket and strap system holds the folded apron flat while a dedicated pocket accommodates gloves, documents, files, and personal effects separately so everything stays organized during transport.

Q: How is the case kept closed during transport?

A: A silver-tone metal clasp secures the flap-over top while a key lock below it provides secondary security, keeping the contents protected whether the case is carried by hand or placed inside a larger bag.