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188711816San Francisco: A. T. Dewey. Fine with no dust jacket. 1887. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. Owner's name on the fep. ; Small 8vo 7½" - 8" tall; 264 pages . A. T. Dewey hardcover
2002018013Bloomington IL: The Masonic Book Club 2002. Book. Near Fine. Hardcover. Limited Edition. Owner name on fly else Fine copy with fold-out certificate in front pocket. Limited Edition facsimile limited to 1500 copies this being No. 734. The Masonic Book Club Hardcover
2017063837Sekmet Books 2017. Book. Near Fine. Hardcover. Signed by Authors. Limited Edition. 223pp. Limited to only 250 numbered copies this being No. 204 signed by the author. Bound in white cloth with red stampings and white glassine jacket which has a small tear at the top corner and a small pucker to rear panel of jacket. Clean tight copy. Sekmet Books Hardcover
187754481Sacramento: H. S. Crocker & Co. Printers 1877. Hardcover. Near fine. 76pp. Twenty-fourmo 14 cm Pebbled navy blue cloth over boards decoratively stamped in blind and gilt. With only very minor wear to the extremities. H. S. Crocker & Co., Printers hardcover
2280Richmond: Gillis & Baptist Steam Job Printer 1874. . 8vo royal-blue cloth Five holdings in OCLC four in Virginia The story of the founding of a French Rite lodge in Richmond Virginia in the 1840s. Enumerating the difficulties of communication between the York Rite freemasons already in Richmond and the new French Lodge because of language and the very significant differences between the two Rites. Richmond: Gillis & Baptist, Steam Job Printer, 1874. hardcover
188128360London: John Hogg. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1881. Third Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. Very nice in the original dark blue cloth. Minor rubbing to the corners. The rear inner hinge has been reinforced. If not for that the book might have graded near-fine. ; 8"; 4762 pages . John Hogg hardcover
192224609Washington D. C.: Supreme Council 33 Degree. Very Good. 1922-1931. First Edition. Softcover. Condition ranges from very good to near fine. The back of one issue is loose. Includes: May June 1922; February March May & June 1924; June -September 1925; December 1925; May July-December 1926; March-May 1927; August November 1931; January 1932. Price is for all 25 issues. ; Small 4to 9" - 11" tall; 60 pages . Supreme Council 33 Degree paperback
2009061199The Teitan Press 2009. Book. Fine. Hardcover. 1st Edition. Limited Edition extensively revised and corrected from softcover edition of 1986. This edition limited to 950 copies this being No. 537. Tight copy in mylar-protected dust jacket. 239pp. The Teitan Press Hardcover
1963060925New Age Press 1963. Book. Very Good. Paperback. First Bound Edition much content appeared serially in the quarterly magazine The New Age Interpreter and now bound here in this single volume. Owner bookplate on fly. New Age Press Paperback
1990065539<p>Fritz Springmeier 1990. Book. Good. Paperback. First Edition. Corner crease to cover otherwise VG. 232pp. SCARCE.</p> Fritz Springmeier paperback
054112Supreme Council of AMORC Book. Very Good. Stapled Wraps. Lot of 30 Monograph booklets Temple Section Degree #'s: 1-29 Rosicrucian Initiation Eighth Portal. Previously owned by a smoker aroma present otherwise VG. Supreme Council of AMORC Paperback
054111Supreme Council of AMORC Book. Very Good. Stapled Wraps. Lot of 30 Monograph booklets Temple Section Degree #'s: 1-29 Rosicrucian Initiation Eighth Portal. Previously owned by a smoker aroma present otherwise VG. Supreme Council of AMORC Paperback
180463265Douai La loge la Parfaite-Union 1804. 8vo. In the original blank blue wrappers. Wrappers detached and with tears and some loss of paper. First and last leaf with dampstains. <br/><br/><em>Exceedingly rare eighteenth-century Masonic work commemorating a celebration organized by the Freemasons of Douai in honor of the city's ladies. </em> unknown
193128041East Orange NJ: Alpha Lodge #116. Fair with No dust jacket as issued. 1931-1969. First Edition. Hardcover. This is the original book of minutes of the Craftsman Club meetings. The first pages are lists of the members for 1931 & 1932. The minutes start with undecipherable 26 1931 and contiues to 28 June 1939. The next page is a typewritten page concerning the reorganization of the Club dated 22 Jan 1950. The minutes then proceed from 15 Feb 1950 ending on 13 June 1970. The book is in only fair condition with the cloth spine loose on one side. An original "record" book it it rubbed on the surface and at the corners & edges. Not quite disbound. The last page is a list of members as of 1950. Sound like a pretty nice bunch with the usual problems we all have keeping small groups going and attracting new members. Some of this could be taken directly from the minutes of our American Legion meetings or visa-versa. An interesting piece of Masonic history. ; 10"; 300 pages . Alpha Lodge #116 hardcover
051030AMORC Book. Very Good. Stapled Wraps. Set of 41 Master Monograph booklets including Neophyte Section Atrium 1 #'s 1-11 Atrium 2 #'s 1-17 Atrium 3 #'s 1-13. AMORC Paperback
057647Theosophical Center Books Book. Good. Softcover. Stated "First Bound Edition" as this work was originally made available in five successively published brochures now in a single in a single volume. Faint evidence of erased colored pencil on a handful of pages mild corner wear. . Theosophical Center Books Paperback
1969002888United Kingdom: No Publisher 1969. Ring-bound. Very Good. Folio - over 12" - 15" tall. Large folder containing mainly photocopies and typescripts with a couple of original articles and manuscripts relating to worldwide masonic issues. Covers the Sacking of the Masonic Temple in Jersey by the Nazis Temple of Solomon Initiation c 1765 The Story of the Ark Freemasonry and the Scout Movement Symbolism etc etc etc. Varied Publishers & Dates. A fascinating and informative collection that will provides hours of reading. ring-bound folder vg <br/> <br/> No Publisher unknown
050884AMORC Book. Very Good. Paperback. This collection consists of 43 booklets plus several Rosicrucian inserts and letters that were sent periodically along with the monographs. A small number of them have ink markings and one has a spill stain on the cover. Includes Degree 9 Preliminary Monographs 12 & 3 plus Degree 9 Monographs 1-40. AMORC Paperback
189826681San Francisco: George Spaulding. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1898. First Edition. Full leather. Rubbing to the corners. Two small snags on the spine of volume one. ; 4to 11" - 13" tall; 53421822 pages . George Spaulding hardcover
36855's Gravenhage 1919/1923/1926. . Rituaalboek van den LEERLINGSGRAAD Opening en sluiting der loge inwijding en aanneming / Rirualboek van den GEZELLENGRAAD / Inleiding tot het rituaalboek van den MEESTERGRAAD. -Tle. II u. III A mit Anmerkungen u. Register. - Mit den Orig.-VDeckeln dieser bei Tl. II angeschmutzt. - Nicht im Handel Exemplare verstorbener Freimaurer sollten der nächsten Loge zurückgegeben werden. 's Gravenhage, 1919/1923/1926. unknown
18651408Raleigh: Printed at the "Daily Confederate" Office 1865. Stitched without wrappers. Octavo. 102 pages. Very good with mild uniform toning and some light soil and minor extremity wear. Top fore corner of first leaf has a neat tape repair from back side. Original stitched binding holding well. A few leaves unopened. The Grand Lodge met in Raleigh the first week of December 1864. In his address herein Grand Master Eli Faucette Watson alluding to the Civil War and the Confederacy notes that the ancient fraternity of Free and Accepted Masons has nobly sent forth many valiant sons "who have sacrificed their lives in defence of Liberty and against the usurpation of a despot and tyrant and will ever be ready to stand side by side with the bravest of North Carolina's sons in vindicating our rights and institutions."<br /> <br /> Much additional content relating to Masonic business in North Carolina including treasurer's reports membership reports and more. <br /> <br /> Ref. PARRISH & WHLLINGHAM 8628. Printed at the "Daily Confederate" Office unknown
183170842Boston: John Marsh and Co 1831. First edition. Leather Bound. Good . 302 14pp. Octavo 18.5cm. In the original leather. Red leather title label on spine; title stamped in gilt. Scuffing to extremities and surface rubbing to boards. Boards are a bit warped. Mild waviness to textblock which is also lightly foxed with spots of dampstaining. Ownership mark on front pastedown. Collated and complete. With 30 full page plates and many illustrations within text.<br /> <br /> A no holds barred tell-all from a former Freemason. John Marsh and Co unknown
1879580681879. FREEMASONRY. THE LIBERAL FREEMASON a Monthly Magazine. Boston: Alfred F. Chapman. 7 issues. 8vo. white paper wrappers printed in black. Offered with: THE FREEMASON'S REPOSITORY Published Monthly for Masons and Their Families. Providence: E.L. Freeman & Son Henry Rugg editor. 82 issues. 8vo. blue paper wrappers printed and decorated in black. Overall condition is about very good with some pencil ownership signatures soiling foxing and/or wear to wrappers. Seven issues have one or both covers detached though the wrappers are present. This group of two similar late 19th-century periodicals is offered as a lot. Here is a detailed list of the issues included: THE LIBERAL FREEMASON 7 issues Volume 2 numbers 2 May 1878 4 July 1878 6 September 1878 7 October 1878 9 December 1878 11 February 1879 12 March 1879. THE FREEMASON'S REPOSITORY 82 issues Volume 11 number 10 July 1882. Volume 12 numbers 1 - 4 October 1882 - January 1883 7 April 1883. Volume 14 numbers 11 August 1885 & 12 September 1885. Volume 15 numbers 1 October 1885 3 - 5 December 1885 - February 1886. Volume 16 numbers 5 February 1887 8 - 11 May 1887 - August 1887. Volume 17 numbers 2 November 1887 7 April 1888 8 May 1888 11 August 1888 12 September 1888. Volume 18 numbers 2 November 1888 4 - 6 January 1889 - March 1889 8 May 1888 10 July 1889 11 August 1889. Volume 19 numbers 1 October 1889 2 November 1889 6 - 8 March 1890 - May 1890 10 July 1890; back cover detached but present 11 August 1890 12 September 1890. Volume 20 numbers 1 October 1890 3 - 12 December 1890 - September 1891. Volume 21 numbers 4 January 1892 6 March 1892 8 May 1892 9 June 1892; front cover detached but present 10 -12 July 1812 - September 1892. unknown
1820252889Philadelphia: T. S. Manning 1820. pamphlet. very good-. 31 pages. 12mo disbound a few pages with light foxing. Philadelphia: T. S. Manning 1820.<br/> <br/> Inscribed on last page by George A. Baker grand secretary of the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania. Included in the text is a list of the Masonic Lodges in the United States under the jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania. Text also includes a list of names of freemasons in several states who were suspended rejected or repulsed by their lodges.<br/> <br/> T. S. Manning unknown
18519Edinburgh: T. C. & E. C. Jack Grange Publishing Works. Very Good. N.D. Early Edition. Hardcover. Bound in red cloth with ornate gilt decorations on the covers & spines. Rubbed at the corners and spine ends. The hinges are all intact. Volumes 2 and 6 have some water spotting to the covers mostly volume 2. Contents are "fine" with all plates present. Certainly less common than the 3 volume edition. No date but circa 1880-1890. ; 4to 11" - 13" tall . T. C. & E. C. Jack, Grange Publishing Works hardcover
