Join QCCC

Quatuor Coronati Lodge shares research and encourages scholarship via the QC Correspondence Circle – QCCC – the world’s first and oldest Masonic research society established over 135 years ago.

Wherever you are based, from the Americas to Europe, Africa, Asia, and Australia & New Zealand, we would be delighted if you were to join us as a member of QCCC.  We are an international community and QCCC is open to everyone.

Our Membership Year

1 December – 30 November

Subscriptions

Direct Debit (UK)

Credit Card Payment

All members, individual and institutional, receive a copy of Ars Quatuor Coronatorum, the Transactions of Quatuor Coronati Lodge.

The volume is produced towards the end of each calendar year and mailed out in December to all members current as of November 30 in each year.

Members receive priority booking and discounted entry to conferences and symposia arranged by Quatuor Coronati, and enjoy discounts on non-QC regalia and books from our partner suppliers.

They have access to the Research Services offered by the Lodge, including assistance with research queries, a service provided by QC volunteers in conjunction with the staff of the Museum of Freemasonry at Great Queen Street in London.

Members who provide their email address receive regular reminders of our Lodge meetings and other events, and can download a soft copy of the Summons and copies or summaries of Delivery Papers.

Those who are members of a lodge in a constitution recognised by the United Grand Lodge of England are entitled and welcome to attend QC Lodge meetings and warmly encouraged to stay for drinks and dinner, which provides an opportunity to meet the speaker and members in a relaxed setting.

All members of QCCC are encouraged to wear the Quatuor Coronati Correspondence Circle breast jewel, tie and lapel pin.

WHAT DOES IT COST?

The cost of membership varies
in line with the cost of mailing out AQC.

The subscription price
has been held down
and is currently:
UK: £35

USA & Canada: £40
(or US$60 if paying by cheque)
Europe: £38

Latin America, Asia,
Aus, NZ and Rest of the World:
£44 – £49

Online: The easiest way to subscribe or renew is online: simply click on the ‘Join or Renew‘ button which will take you to our subscription pages. JOIN QCCC NOW

Telephone: You have the option to call our subscription telephone line for your order to be processed manually: + 44 (0)1778 392023. Our lines are open Monday to Friday 8.30am – 6.00pm (UK-time).

Post a Cheque: Individual and institutional subscribers can mail a £Sterling or USD 60 cheque (payable to QCCC Ltd) to QCCC Subscriptions, c/o Warners Group Publications Plc, The Maltings, West Street, Bourne, Lincolnshire PE10 9PH UK. Please include your full postal and email address.

No matter when you join, you will receive your copy of AQC the following December/January.

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