- Bros Henry LEIPOLD and Stuart DUBOIS for presenting three customised Shotokan Karate gavels for use by the Master and his Wardens, and W Bro Mike FITZGERALD for their brass name plaques.
- Bros Henry LEIPOLD and Stuart DUBOIS for presenting traditional Samurai swords: Katana – long sword, for use by the Tyler, and Tanto – dagger, for use by the Inner Guard.
- Bro Henry LEIPOLD for presenting SKL engraved port and whisky decanters, for use at our Festive Boards.
- W Bro Ian BATES for presenting the VSL in memory of his dear father Wilfred Thomas BATES.
- W Bro Robert Eric Michael RANDALL LGR for presenting the poignard in black scabbard.
- W Bro Jim WOOD PPSGD(Berks) for making and presenting the the gavels and heavy maul.
- Bro Anthony Paul KIRBY for making a very generous contribution towards the cost of printing the consecration booklet.
- W Bro David R BOSTON PAGDC for presenting the Master’s apron.
- W Bro’s Alan David GARNER, Robert VENN and Bro Michael BILLMAN for each presenting a collar and jewel of office.
- W Bro Paul James HOOLEY PAGDC, PPSGW(Beds), LGR for the design of the Lodge crest and the preparation of the Consecration booklet. His tremendous help, advice and support are greatly appreciated.
- W Bro John Lawrence GREEN for his sterling work as organising secretary.
- The members of the former Coronation Lodge No. 5703 for allowing us to acquire their regalia and artefacts.
- W Bro Michael STAYT SLGR for the warrant case and for his advice, help and encouragement in the formation of the Lodge.
- The Worshipful Master and Brethren of the Unity and Prudence Lodge No. 4156 for sponsoring the new Lodge and for presenting a square and compass in a fitted case.
- The Chairman, Directors and staff at London Management for all their help and support.
- The members of the Steering Committee – W Bros Robert Eric Michael RANDALL, Lester Douglas WELLINGTON, Lawrence David KLEIN, Jeffrey SLONEEM PGStB, John Lawrence GREEN and Bro Anthony Paul KIRBY.
- The late W Bro Norman BLOOMFIELD LGR who was instrumental in the formation of the Lodge. He will be sadly missed but never forgotten.