This object is a vintage Masonic triangular pulley and block-and-tackle demonstration model, resembling historical educational or ritual apparatus produced by outfitters such as Pobjoy of London. *In Freemasonry, a triangular frame (tripod) with a pulley and block-and-tackle system represents strength, human ingenuity, and the operative tool known as a lewis used to lift heavy stones. Three poles joined at the top form a stable triangular structure to bear massive weight safely. A system of ropes and pulleys that creates a mechanical advantage, allowing a single person to lift heavy loads. An iron cramp inserted into a carved hole in the top of a stone block, which grips tightly under the tension of the pulley system. **Symbolic Meanings in the Craft Symbol of Strength: Found on traditional Entered Apprentice tracing boards, it demonstrates how cooperative effort and mechanical advantage achieve what brute human force cannot. The "Lewis" Metaphor: Just as an operative lewis helps lift heavy stones into a building, an uninitiated son of a Mason (traditionally called a Lewis) is expected to bear the burdens and support his aging father. ***Metal Triangular Base, Metal Tripod, Smaller Brass Pulley System, Cord, two Heavy natural Stones Ashlars. In Masonic ritual, these "working tools" are not used for construction but for self-improvement: *The Square: Symbolizes morality and honesty. It serves as a reminder to "square" one's actions and behave fairly toward others. *The Compasses: Symbolize self-restraint and spiritual boundaries. They represent the importance of keeping one's desires and passions within "due bounds". *Combined: Together, they represent the union of the material (Square) and spiritual (Compasses) realms. **Objects:** All the objects included in this auction originate from my family’s private used collection, which has been passed down through generations of true Masons. **Important Information:** Please be aware that there is a possibility of damage, delays, or additional fees associated with local courier transportation, customs checks, and taxes. The recipient of the parcel is responsible for paying the applicable customs charges, duties, or taxes in the destination country. **Parcel Handling:** Parcels will be held by customs until any outstanding payments have been made. Any payments not received may result in the parcel being returned, delayed, or, in extreme cases, destroyed. If the parcel is destroyed, no refund will be issued. **Refused or Unpaid Parcels:** Refused or unpaid parcels will be returned to me, and it may take up to a month for me to resend them back to the buyer. If the full postage fees are not paid again, the parcel will not be send and case will be reported to Catawiki. **Missing or Incorrect Address Parcels:** Parcels with missing or incorrect addresses will be returned to me. This process may take up to a month, and only a resend to the buyer will be possible if the full postage fees are paid.