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2020 2021 Product Catalog 20202021 PRODUCT CATALOG As a fi fth-generation family-owned and operated business, Cathedral Candle Company follows the exacting standards of craftsmanship and quality established by our founder Jacob Steigerwald in 1897. Still operating out of our original Syracuse, New York factory, we proudly work with our network of knowledgeable dealers to serve churches around the world through the master craft and art of candle making. B A C Cathedral Brand ® longer burning, guaranteed and stamped 51% and 100% Beeswax Purity Brand™ candles feature a dimensional design and are expertly crafted for table altars. Insistence on the fi nest Beeswax is long-standing because the wax is symbolic of the purity of Christ Himself. LARGE DIAMETER 51% Beeswax 100% Beeswax 51% Beeswax 100% Beeswax Diameter x Candles Boxes Price Price Diameter x Candles Boxes Price Price Length End Per Box Per Case Code Per Box Code Per Box Length End Per Box Per Case Code Per Box Code Per Box 1-1/4" x 9" PE 12 6 11113012 $63.60 21113012 $95.40 2" x 9" APE 6 2 11153206 72.00 21153206 $110.10 1-1/4" x 12" PE 12 6 11115012 70.20 21115012 100.80 2" x 12" APE 6 2 11155206 87.00 21155206 129.60 1-1/4" x 17" PE 6 6 11116006 50.70 21116006 74.10 2" x 17" APE 2 6 11156202 40.40 21156202 60.10 1-1/2" x 9" APE 6 6 11123206 38.40 21123206 57.60 2" x 24" PE 2 6 11157002 60.00 21157002 87.00 1-1/2" x 9" APE 12 – 11123212 76.80 21123212 115.20 2-1/16" x 12" APE 6 2 11165206 94.50 21165206 138.60 1-1/2" x 12" APE 6 6 11125206 48.90 21125206 72.30 2-1/16" x 17" APE 2 6 11166202 44.90 21166202 65.80 1-1/2" x 12" APE 12 – 11125212 97.80 21125212 144.60 2-1/16" x 24" PE 2 6 11167002 62.90 21167002 92.10 1-1/2" x 17" APE 2 18 11126202 22.40 21126202 33.90 2-1/4" x 9" APE 4 6 11173204 63.20 21173204 92.60 1-1/2" x 17" APE 12 – 11126212 134.40 21126212 203.40 2-1/2" x 9" APE 4 6 11183204 79.00 21183204 115.80 1-1/2" x 26" PE 2 12 11127002 34.00 21127002 51.90 2-1/2" x 12" APE 2 6 11185202 52.80 21185202 77.40 1-1/2" x 34" PE 2 6 11128002 46.80 21128002 68.50 2-1/2" x 17" APE 2 6 11186202 71.90 21186202 105.40 1-3/4" x 9" APE 6 6 11133206 58.80 21133206 86.10 2-1/2" x 24" PE 1 6 11187001 48.00 21187001 70.35 1-3/4" x 12" APE 6 6 11135206 69.60 21135206 102.90 3" x 10" APE 2 6 11194202 65.10 21194202 95.45 1-3/4" x 17" APE 4 6 11136204 63.80 21136204 94.40 3" x 12" APE 2 6 11195202 80.70 21195202 118.30 1-3/4" x 24" PE 2 6 11137002 46.00 21137002 67.80 3" x 17" PE 1 6 11196001 56.45 21196001 82.70 1-15/16" x 12" APE 6 2 11145206 84.90 21145206 123.90 1-15/16" x 17" APE 2 6 11146202 39.00 21146202 56.90 1-15/16" x 24" PE 2 6 11147002 56.40 21147002 81.50 SMALL DIAMETER 51% Beeswax 100% Beeswax Price Price Price Price Diamter x Candles Per Box Per Box Per Box Per Box Length Name Per Box Code 1-5 6 + Code 1-5 6+ 11/16" x 9-1/4" Long 8 48 10081*06 $73.15 $67.45 20081*06 $104.65 $96.55 11/16"" x 12-5/8" Long 6 36 10061*06 73.15 67.45 20061*06 $104.65 $96.55 25/32" x 5" Short 12 72 10012*06 73.15 67.45 20012*06 $104.65 $96.55 25/32" x 7-1/2" Short 8 48 10080*06 73.15 67.45 20080*06 $104.65 $96.55 25/32" x 10-1/4" Medium 6 36 10063*06 73.15 67.45 20063*06 $104.65 $96.55 25/32" x 15-3/8" Long 4 24 10041*06 73.15 67.45 20041*06 $104.65 $96.55 25/32" x 20-1/4" Long 3 18 10031*06 73.15 67.45 20031*06 $104.65 $96.55 7/8" x 8" Short 6 36 10060*06 70.15 64.80 20060*06 $104.65 $96.55 7/8" x 12" Short 4 24 10040*06 70.15 64.80 20040*06 $104.65 $96.55 7/8" x 16" Short 3 18 10030*06 70.15 64.80 20030*06 $104.65 $96.55 7/8" x 23-1/4" Long 2 12 10021*06 73.15 67.45 20021*06 $104.65 $96.55 1" x 12-1/2" F 3 18 10037*06 73.15 67.45 20037*06 $104.65 $96.55 1" x 19" Short 2-1" Dia. 12 10022*06 73.15 67.45 20022*06 $104.65 $96.55 1-1/16" x 16-3/4" Short 2 12 10020*06 73.15 67.45 20020*06 $104.65 $96.55 1-1/16" x 33-3/4" Long 1 6 10011*06 73.15 67.45 20011*06 $104.65 $96.55 1-1/8" x 10-1/2" Special 3 18 10038*06 73.15 67.45 20038*06 $104.65 $96.55 1-1/8" x 15" Special 2 12 10028*06 73.15 67.45 20028*06 $104.65 $96.55 1-1/4" x 24-3/4" Short 1 6 10010*06 73.15 67.45 20010*06 $104.65 $96.55 *1=Self-Fitting End 0=Plain End Company Candle ALTAR CANDLE ENDS Cathedral 2020 © Self-Fitting End (SFE) Plain End (PE) All-Purpose End (APE) C-1 Copyright S L PrimaSanctumTM PrimaSanctum™ Glass Sanctuary Candles are made from only premium 100% Beeswax. Their purity and brilliant light truly honor the presence of the Lord. Description Code Candles Per Case Price Per Case 8-Day Bottle Style 88282012 12 $249.55 Domus Christi® 51% Beeswax Glass Sanctuary Candles are specially formulated to meet diocesan requirements using only the finest waxes and select natural oils for superior burning performance. Description Code Candles Per Case Price Per Case 8-Day Bottle Style (1-3 Cases) 88182012 12 $143.15 8-Day Bottle Style (4+ Cases) 88182012 12 132.95 14-Day Bottle style 88192009 9 189.30 SacraLux® candles are guaranteed to contain a minimum of 12% pure Beeswax for a clean and dependable burning performance. Description Code Candles Per Case Price Per Case SANCTUARY LIGHT GLOBES 8-Day Bottle Style (1-3 Cases) 88082012 12 $77.25 8-Day Bottle Style (4+ Cases) 88082012 12 71.75 AND STANDS SacraLite® candles are carefully manufactured with select refined waxes for dependable and economical performance. Description Code Candles Per Case Price Per Case 8-Day Bottle Style (1-3 Cases) 88382013 12 $55.40 8-Day Bottle Style (4+ Cases) 88382013 12 51.25 14-Day Bottle Style 88392009 9 89.50 CHAPEL LIGHTS Tulip Style Stand These 72 and 40-hour glass enclosed chapel/devotion Dome Style Stand lights lend themselves well to several applications, 8-DAY GLASS 14-DAY GLASS GLOBES including use with proces- Price Price sional candlesticks Color Code Per Unit Color Code Per Unit (please inquire for more Lavender 93131401 $19.95 Dome Style – Ruby 93133101 $58.30 information). Blue 93131201 19.95 Dome Style – Crystal 93133001 55.30 Amber 93131301 19.95 Crackle Cylinder – Ruby 93134101 96.00 72-Hour Ruby 93131101 19.95 Crackle Cylinder – Blue 93134201 80.60 40-Hour Green 93131601 19.95 Crackle Cylinder – Crystal 93134001 85.00 Crystal 93131001 19.95 Crackle Cylinder – Vintage 93134901 96.00 72-HOUR 40-HOUR Price Price Light Blue 93131501 52.35 Flare Top – Ruby 93135101 76.15 Description Code Per Doz. Description Code Per Doz. Opal 93131801 52.35 Flare Top – Crystal 93135001 76.15 51% Beeswax Crystal 88172012 $77.35 51% Beeswax Crystal 88140012 $61.90 STANDS 51% Beeswax Ruby 88172112 81.45 Brass 14-Day Dome Style Stand 93540701 $ 60.75 Company Paraffin Crystal 88372012 49.95 Brass 8-Day Tulip Style Stand 93540601 131.75 Paraffin Ruby 88372112 51.80 Candle Brass Adapter for 24-40-72-Hour Glass Candles 93544001 $14.50 ea. DIVINE PRESENCE® N TH I E E U D Cathedral S A A AY LASTIC 7–D P M F R S ANCTUARY IGHT S L O L 2020 M A I R T E H T E A © W O T M Designed to be used in a glass RLD’S FINES sanctuary light globe. Copyright 88387024 24 per case $88.20 case C-2 Specialty Candles STEARINE WHITE CANDLEMAS CANDLES MOLDED CANDLES FEBRUARY 2ND The tradition of Candlemas Day represents Known for their beauty and long, clean- the entry of Christ, the light of the world, burning performance, these pure white into the temple of Jerusalem. Bringing the candles are ideal for a variety of religious candle into the home is a sign that Christ observances. is with you in your everyday life. All candles are also available in wax Candles Price colored Peerless brand.
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