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Very Good English Paperback. Pbo. Cr. 8vo. (19 x 13 cm). In Ottoman script. 66, [2] p. Regulations of masonic lodge of Grand Orient de Turquie Or .:. Constantinople. (Türkiye Masrik-i âzami). Roumi: 1339. = Gregorian: 1923. Özege: 21693. First Edition. Türkiye Mas .:. A .:. ale'l-umûm maha .:. hakkinda câri nizâmnâme-i umûmisi.
Very Good English Paperback. Pbo. Cr. 8vo. (19 x 13 cm). In Ottoman script. 44 p. Regulations of masonic lodge of Grand Orient de Turquie Or .:. Constantinople (Türkiye Masrik-i âzami). Özege: 21830. First Edition. Türkiye Mas .:. A .:. nin kavanin-i esasiyesi ve nizamât-i umûmiyesi.
1983ESO229C03Galerie CGER 27 mai - 31 juillet 1983. 1983 / 231 pages. Broché. Editions Galerie CGER.
in-8, 223 pp., broche, couv.- 9782268009797 Bel exemplaire. [CA29-4]
1870596061870. MASONRY. "WASHINGTON AS A FREEMASON." A color lithograph showing a full-length portrait of George Washington dressed in a Masonic apron and holding a trowel in one hand and a mallet in the other standing beneath a high arch which proclaims "Washington as a Freemason." The arch is supported by a series of receding columns; each column has a capital belonging to a different order. Supporting the central arch and on either side of it is a gothic construction of arches and quatrefoil windows; each compartment is filled with either an illustration or an object which is emblematic of Masonry i.e. an open casket with a shovel and a mallet nearby or personifications of virtues Fortitude Prudence Temperance and Justice. Two of the panels contain a eulogistic poem to Wahington and several of the architectural elements are printed with brief facts about his life i.e. his date of birth and death President of the United States his date of initiation into Masonry and degrees of progress therein etc. On either side of the arch at the top of the gothic towers are portraits of two other notable Masons the Marquis de Lafayette and President Andrew Jackson which are draped with American flags. Cincinnati OH: J. H.Powers & Co. Fraternity Publishers 1870. Printed by Strobridge & Company also of Cincinnati. 22 1/2 by 17 1/2 inches framed. There is a tiny hole in one margin; otherwise this is a clean and fresh print. unknown
1870596061870. MASONRY. "WASHINGTON AS A FREEMASON." A color lithograph showing a full-length portrait of George Washington dressed in a Masonic apron and holding a trowel in one hand and a mallet in the other standing beneath a high arch which proclaims "Washington as a Freemason." The arch is supported by a series of receding columns; each column has a capital belonging to a different order. Supporting the central arch and on either side of it is a gothic construction of arches and quatrefoil windows; each compartment is filled with either an illustration or an object which is emblematic of Masonry i.e. an open casket with a shovel and a mallet nearby or personifications of virtues Fortitude Prudence Temperance and Justice. Two of the panels contain a eulogistic poem to Wahington and several of the architectural elements are printed with brief facts about his life i.e. his date of birth and death President of the United States his date of initiation into Masonry and degrees of progress therein etc. On either side of the arch at the top of the gothic towers are portraits of two other notable Masons the Marquis de Lafayette and President Andrew Jackson which are draped with American flags. Cincinnati OH: J. H.Powers & Co. Fraternity Publishers 1870. Printed by Strobridge & Company also of Cincinnati. 22 1/2 by 17 1/2 inches framed. There is a tiny hole in one margin; otherwise this is a clean and fresh print. unknown books
1835496A slim book of 135 x 215 mm with 68 pp. In Dutch. Original red hardback. Two rectangles with the space between space filled with floral patterns on both covers, the word "WETBOEK" appearing on the front cover and a Masonic symbol on the back cover. A sticker, which seems decades old, has been placed on the spine. A few words have been penned in black ink with a feather by A. Canneman on April 2, 1859, with a Masonic signature. An esoteric engraving on p.3. 44 "articles" and a Bijladen at the end. This booklet is actually a document from 1835 that establishes the rules and constitutions for the higher degrees (above the Master's degree) within Freemasonry in the Kingdom of the Netherlands. It regulates the operation of the Grand Chapter and its associated chapters, often associated with the Modern or French Rite. It contains the rules for the organization and procedure of the so-called "high degrees" (the fourth through seventh degrees in the 19th-century French rite). The Order of Freemasons under the Grand Chapter of the High Degrees (founded in 1803) is a Dutch obedience that builds on the "blue" or symbolic lodge.
8vo, 22.4cm. Pp. [x],468,[2]. Orig. gilt-lettered cloth, no dust-jacket (if issued?). Small name on title-page, two tiny stains on pages 175/176, fine otherwise.
1952302582Edinburg, Stewart, 1952. 208 Seiten mit Abbildungen (u.a. King Geoge VI.) Originalbroschur. 23 cm
