The Mystic Triangle, April 1929

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Second Clast Matter at the San Jose. Calif., Postoffice.

Suggestions E have listed below many interesting and helpful suggestions for our members; in fact the majority of the articles mentioned are those that have been requested from time to time by members, and therefore we have arranged to supply the demands with the following as economically as possible. ROSICRUCIAN EMBLEMS Members desiring Rosicrucian emblems may obtain them from Headquar­ ters. They are made of gold, beautifully inlaid with enamel, neat in size, and consist of the triangle surmounted by the Egyptian cross. Men’s style em­ blem with screw back, $2.00. Women's style, with patent safety catch pin, $2.25. ATTR AC TIVE SEALS These Rosicrucian seals are about the size of a twenty-five cent piece, beautifully printed in red, and embossed in gold, having the symbol of the cross and rose on their face, and the words "AMORC, Rosicrucian Order, San Jose, California”. These seals can be used by members on letters or communications to friends or business acquaintances. If you would like to help spread the name of the organization to your friends, and at the same time have an attractive little seal for your stationery, we would suggest that you secure them at this holiday time. They may be had at the rate of fifty cents per hundred, or practically what they cost, postage paid by us. ROSICRUCIAN STATIO NERY As previously mentioned, we have arranged with a large stationery house to supply us with boxes of fine stationery, consisting of twenty-four sheets and twenty-four envelopes of attractive blue broadcloth linen. Each sheet has a symbolic emblem with the words “AMORC, Rosicrucian Order,” printed upon it in artistic, old English type. These boxes will be sent to our members, postage prepaid, for $1.25 a piece. This stationery is ideal for personal use, and is similar to the latest club or fraternity stationery.

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