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1964016708Washington DC: The Supreme Council 33 degrees 1964. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Good. 8-1/2 x 11 Hardcover in DJ; 415pp; DJ slightly edgeworn with a few short tears & protected by mylar sleeve boards square clean & bright foxing to top edge & fore-edge text unmarked binding is tight VG/Good condition. History of the Supreme Council 33-degree of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry Southern Jurisdiction of the U.S.A. from 1801-1861. Illustrated. The Supreme Council, 33 degrees hardcover
188414042Pittsburgh: Jos. Eichbaum & Co. Near Fine. 1884. First Edition. Hardcover. Just the least bit of shelf wear. ; 16mo 6" - 7" tall; 55 pages . Jos. Eichbaum & Co. hardcover
1986020082Great Britain: Crucible 1986. Book. Near Fine. Hardcover. 2nd Printing. Attractive copy in mylar-protected dust jacket. 191pp. Crucible Hardcover
1986050204Philosophical Research Society 1986. Book. Near Fine. Hardcover. Tight copy in mylar-protected dust jacket. Owner name stamps on fly. 250pp. Philosophical Research Society Hardcover
1994064459Philosophical Research Society 1994. Book. Very Good. Paperback. Folio - over 12 - 15" tall. Oversized nearly 13" tall and will require additional postage fee for international and airmail options. Foxing/spotting to exterior page edges. Philosophical Research Society Paperback
1912BOOKS053235IPittsburgh PA: Published by the Lodge 1912. HC. good blue cloth teg hardcover light edgewear. B&W and color illustrations. 506pp index. Published by the Lodge unknown
1962034626NY: Exposition Press 1962. Book. Near Fine. Hardcover. First Edition. Chips small tears and tape repair to rear panel of dust jacket which is now in protective mylar. 319pp. Exposition Press Hardcover
190517081Philadelphia: The John C. Yorston Publising Company. Good. 1905. Hardcover. Bound in three-quarter red leather. Worn at the spine ends; rubbed along the spine & corners. Contents are very good to fine. ; 4to 11" - 13" tall; 446 pages . The John C. Yorston Publising Company hardcover
190517080Philadelphia: The John C. Yorston Publishing Company. Good. 1905. Hardcover. Bound in three-quarter red leather. Rubbed at the top of the spine & corners and stained on the spine & adjacent front; looks like chocolate. Hinges are all tight & undamaged and the contents are "fine". Rubbed at the top of the spine & corners and stained on the spine & adjacent front; looks like chocolate. Hinges are all tight & undamaged and the contents are "fine". Rubbed at the top of the spine & corners and stained on the spine & adjacent front; looks like chocolate. Hinges are all tight & undamaged and the contents are "fine".; 4to 11" - 13" tall; 448 pages . The John C. Yorston Publishing Company hardcover
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
1991065984Phanes PressU.S. 1991. Book. Fine. Hardcover. 1st Edition. Clean tight copy in burgundy cloth with gilt stamping not issued with dust jacket. Magnum Opus Hermetic Sourceworks #18. 172pp. Phanes Press,U.S. Hardcover
1997006365York Beach ME: Samuel Weiser Inc. 1997. Book. Fine. Hardcover. 1st Edition. HB - 1st. Print - FINE/FINE As New note: small bookstore sticker on inside front cover - The Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn was the last and greatest flowering of the Victorian occult revival. Historian R.A. Gilbert uses photos and personal letters never before seen or published to provide an intimate and cohesive history of this controversial group--from its creation in the late 1800s to its fractured dissolution in the early 1900s. Over 80 illustrations color insert. Samuel Weiser Inc. Hardcover
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
1838256709Hamburg: Nestler und Melle 1838. paperback. good. Festlich begangen durch die Grosse Loge zu Hamburg in Vereine mit ihren zu Hamburg arbeitenden Tochter Logen g. u. v. St. Johannis Logen: Absalom St. Georg Emanuel Ferdinande Caroline und Ferdinand zum Felsen. Lithograph illustrations on front and back wrappers two engraved vignettes on title page. 128pp. 1 leaf. 8vo original pr. wrs. spine worn wrappers lightly soiled scattered light foxing. Hamburg: Nestler und Melle 1838.<br/> <br/> Nestler und Melle unknown
1892ZB1288931NY: John C. Yorston & Co. Masonic Publishers 1892. 2 volumes folio 210 text pp. approx. 200 portrait plates; contemporary full leather bindings now worn and tattered with the spine coverings very dry however internally clean and tight . - If you are reading this this item is actually physically in our stock and ready for shipment once ordered. We are not bookjackers. Buyer is responsible for any additional duties taxes or fees required by recipient's country. Photos available upon request. NY: John C. Yorston & Co., Masonic Publishers hardcover
1892ZB1291352NY: John C. Yorston & Co. Masonic Publishers 1892. folio pp. 161-202 text 21 portrait plates; original gilt stamped maroon cloth hardcover very good. - If you are reading this this item is actually physically in our stock and ready for shipment once ordered. We are not bookjackers. Buyer is responsible for any additional duties taxes or fees required by recipient's country. NY: John C. Yorston & Co., Masonic Publishers hardcover
1851H683Devon: S.Thorne Shebbear 1851. Tenth thousand . Original Cloth. Vg. small octavo. xvi259 2 adverts pp 29 full page plates with diagrams of masonic ritual handshakes placed before the text. Grubby copy but tight in the original plain brown cloth binding with dark blue paper label chipped. Sealing wax present on front end-paper. A complete copy. SCARCE FREEMASONRY ITEM accompanied by Numerous Engravings; & a Key to the Phi Beta Kappa Also an Account of the Kidnapping & Murder of William Morgan Who Divulged the Ridiculous & Profane. <br/> <br/> S.Thorne, Shebbear hardcover
033130208X.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
17734232Paris: Le Breton 1773. 8vo 192 x 120 mm. 566 pages. 5 leaves are cancels as called for in the Avis au relieur on the last page the 5 cancels were originally the last 5 leaves of the final quire. Marginal tear to pp. 399-400 not affecting text. Contemporary French gold-tooled morocco covers tooled with a triple rule frame enclosing a wide dentelle border incorporating emblems of the Freemasons compasses & squares stars shooting stars and a pair of shaking hands fleurs-de-lis at corners at center a large double-ruled Masonic triangle whose band is filled with pointillé dots inner triangle with a shooting star at each corner and the initial P at center; spine in six gold-tooled compartments with title and date in two compartments large and small fleurs-de-lis in the others gilt edges blue endpapers; in fine condition small light dark spot to upper cover a couple of other insignificant small marks. 20th-century leather-backed cloth folding case. Provenance: small booklabel inside folding box “Bibliophilia / AG / Bern†with an image of a binding press. <br /> <br /> A fine Masonic binding on the Almanach royal for 1773. <br /> <br /> This was an important year for the Freemasons in France. In 1773 they reorganized their disparate and in the past often schismatic loges into one hierarchically organized Grand Orient de France whose grand master was none other than Louis-Philippe d’Orléans later known as Philippe-Egalité for his support of radical reform of the French monarchical system. Masonic lodges open to bourgeois and artisans as well as aristocrats were in many parts of France a venue for new social connections and the philosophical opening toward new ideas and they were to take an active part in the elections to the Estates General in 1789. Nevertheless as the Revolution intensified the dangers of being associated with an exclusive secretive and originally aristocratic club were not lost on Louis-Philippe who renounced his position in the winter of 1793; this had little effect on his terrible fate he was guillotined less than 9 months later.<br /> <br /> Other than Le Droit humain an international order of Freemasonry that was founded in the 1880s most Masonic lodges still exclude women and atheists.<br /> <br /> The dentelle of this well-preserved binding is built up from individual tools unlike the Dubuisson bindings that decorate so many Almanachs royaux. The initial P. at the center of each cover may represent a chapter name. Le Breton unknown
1933ZB385650Berne 1933-37. 44 issues dated January 31 1933 to December 15 1937 not consecutive all thin quartos text in French and German self wrappers; text darkening and becoming fragile overall good PRICE IS FOR THE LOT. - If you are reading this this item is actually physically in our stock and ready for shipment once ordered. We are not bookjackers. Buyer is responsible for any additional duties taxes or fees required by recipient's country. Photos available upon request. Berne unknown
024026Acme Printing Co. printers Tucson AZ . 1921. Octavo. No pagination. 28 pp. This booklet was presented to those attending the Fall Reunion on November 7 8 9 and 10th 1921 which was held in the Valley of Tucson Orient of Arizona. The Tucson Scottish Rite Cathedral: Located at 160 S Scott Avenue the current cathedral building was constructed in 1921. It was officially recognized as a historical building for its architectural significance and its role as a monument to Arizona Freemasonry. It is highly likely that this significant event was celebrated with a reunion during its inaugural year. The Scottish Rite reunions were significant multi-day events that involved conferring degrees for new members and fostering social fellowship. Given the importance of the new cathedral building a reunion would have been a central part of its dedication. Of these dates the reunion for the conferring of all their Degrees from the Fourth to the Thirty-second inclusive. All members of the Rite local and visiting were invited to participate in these ceremonies. There is a listing of officers and their Degrees. Each Degree includes a symbol for that Degree. An important and historical event staple bound in pictorial wraps printed and decorated in black and purple very small corner piece torn away light wear to edges of wrappers some toning. Overall quite nice. According to OCLC there were two other reunions: one in the same year 1921 in Montana and another in Montana in 1950. Very scarce. [Acme Printing Co. (printers) Tucson, AZ ., 1921] unknown
252956Kiel: Besten der Armen. pamphlet. very good. 10 pages. Slim 12mo bound in 19th century marbled wrappers. Kiel: gedruckt zum Besten der Armen n.d. circa 1785. Very good<br/> <br/> Besten der Armen unknown
1921176628Cawnpore 1921-38. Masons in the Raj An intriguing grouping of material shedding light on the hierarchical structures and elaborate social life of freemasons in northern India between the wars. This material concerns the activities of two Cawnpore lodges: the venerable Lodge of Harmony Number 438 consecrated in 1836; and the "Ark in Cawnpore" Lodge of Royal Mark Mariners attached to the Sir John Edge Lodge of Mark Master Masons Number 497 consecrated in 1918. Included is a 1929 edition of the bylaws of the "Ark in Cawnpore" a 1930s edition of the bylaws of the Sir John Edge Lodge and a 1936 detailed history of the Lodge of Harmony. This tells how Harmony was formed in Cawnpore in 1834 by a group of British military officers and warranted two years later. "Of records prior to the Mutiny of 1857 and from that date until 1859 there are none. All the property of the Lodge including documentary records and regalia was lost. There are many stories or surmises perhaps regarding what happened to the Lodge property during this period. Probably the most authentic and the certainty the most interesting theory is that Wor.-Master R. A. B. Johnston took all the property from the Lodge building and buried it or deposited it in General Wheeler's Entrenchments" p. 5. Accompanying these publications are 17 finely printed programmes not including 2 duplicates for ceremonial dinners at various lodges primarily the Lodge of Harmony between 1921 and 1936 many marking the installation of a new officer. Some list the names of officers reinforcing that their credentials "must not be disputed" and the toasts given at the conclusion of banquets traditionally beginning with a salute to the "king emperor". The cuisine was comfortably BritishL attendees at a Lodge of Harmony dinner in 1922 tucked into turkey ham tomato soup and Devonshire cream and roast fowl and Oxford sausage was a regular menu item throughout the decade. But chefs also occasionally served curries and other local delicacies. Entertainment came in the form of musical performances of pieces by Schubert Sousa Beethoven and Benyon and tended to include a rousing chorus of "Roast Beef of Old England". Provenance: the history of the Lodge of Harmony is signed on the front pastedown by R. Paton a Cawnpore freemason who served as Harmony's president in 1925. He is named in a number of the programmes including one from 15 March 1928 marking his installation as P.Z. Together 22 items: octavo vol. in blue cloth; two small booklets pp. 10 and 16 in printed wrappers; 19 finely printed folding card programmes 150 x 100 mm to 220 x 150 mm some with ribbon tassels and paper inserts variety of gilt and coloured lettering and embossed decoration. Signs of handling light soiling one programme with worm track not affecting text: a very good collection. hardcover
1866256892Leipzig: Otto Wigand 1866. paperback. good. Vom Verfasser der Schrift "Adhuc stat." 147 pages. 12mo yellow printed wrappers; page margins uncut wrappers chipped and somewhat soiled last 3 pages and back wrappers are creased in upper right corner margins. Leipzig: Otto Wigand 1866.<br/> <br/> Otto Wigand 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
