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An intriguing and highly personal Masonic archive grouping belonging to David Wendell Folks of Tompkins Lodge No. 466, F.&A.M., Georgia.Includes original named presentation/storage folder marked “Lambskin Apron – For Brother: David Wendell Folks,” further documenting provenance and original ownership.
This vintage lot includes a white ceremonial Master Mason apron together with associated fraternal ephemera documenting Mr. Folks’ membership and participation in Georgia Freemasonry. Particularly compelling is the inclusion of his Tompkins Lodge membership certificate, recording his initiation, passing, and raising dates in 1978, as well as a named credential badge from the 201st Annual Communication of the Grand Lodge of Georgia (Macon, October 27–28, 1987).
A wonderful piece of Georgia fraternal history, Tompkins Lodge memorabilia, and genealogical ephemera, ideal for Freemasons, collectors of lodge history, Georgia historical material, or researchers connected to the Folks family, Fort Oglethorpe, Rossville, Walker County, or Tompkins Lodge No. 466.
Included in this grouping:
• White ceremonial Masonic apron (appears to be synthetic/vinyl ceremonial issue)
• 1987 Grand Lodge of Georgia cloth/event apron or commemorative piece
• Named Grand Lodge attendee badge for David W. Folks
• Grand Lodge of Georgia welcome letter
• Tompkins Lodge No. 466 membership/raising certificate documenting Masonic progression dates
• Additional associated ephemera as shown
A fascinating survivor from one Georgia Mason’s personal fraternal journey.
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