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rif. 31518In folio, demi-toile de l'éditeur, titre au dos et sur le plat sup., xxxi p. de texte, 304 planches de photos en noir. Leipzig, F.A. Brockhaus, 1942.
In folio, demi-toile de l'éditeur, titre au dos et sur le plat sup., xxxi p. de texte, 304 planches de photos en noir. Très bon exemplaire.
rif. 109834S.N. S.L. 1949 Plaquette in-8 carré ( 230 X 165 mm ) de 18 pages, brochée sous couverture imprimée. EDITION ORIGINALE au tirage limité à 60 exemplaires sur vélin Crèvecoeur des Papeteries du Marais. Très bel exemplaire, non coupé.
2015rif. 119398Gallimard 2015 Gallimard, Bibliothèque de Philosophie, 2015, 579 p., broché, environ 22x14cm. Bon état.
2009rif. 1261342009 Ammo Books (American Modern Books) - 2009 - In-4 à l'italienne, cartonnage illustré - 423 pages - Très nombreuses illustrations en couleurs hors texte
1986rif. ART6036MRelié, 283 pages, paru en 1986 chez Vision Nouvelle, illustré en couleur, très bon état général.
rif. 28055Grand in-8, broché, 126 p., 2 planches hors texte in fine, gravures in texte. Paris, Ernest Leroux, 1925.
Grand in-8, broché, 126 p., 2 planches hors texte in fine, gravures in texte. "Nouvelle édition augmentée d'un appendice, avec 2 planches et 160 gravures". Bon exemplaire.
1924rif. S61343Paris, Bernard Grasset 1924 xvii + 318pp.avec illustrations, belle reliure demi-cuir (plats marbrés, titre et décorations dorés au dos, tranches supérieures dorées, br.orig.conservé), feuilles de garde marbrées, 23cm., bel état
1924xvii + 318pp.avec illustrations, belle reliure demi-cuir (plats marbrés, titre et décorations dorés au dos, tranches supérieures dorées, br.orig.conservé), feuilles de garde marbrées, 23cm., bel état
rif. 63304POF (Publications Orientalistes de France), 1988, 376 pp., broché, bon état.
rif. 3415Paris, Gallimard, 1948, 282 pp.., rel.; in-8
rif. 3417Paris, Gallimard, 1945, 330 pp., rel., in-8
rif. 22500In-4, broché, couverture rempliée, 68 p., (1) f., lettrines et 15 compositions en noir et couleurs. Paris, Corréa, 1944.
In-4, broché, couverture rempliée, 68 p., (1) f., lettrines et 15 compositions en noir et couleurs. Édition originale. Texte, illustrations et lettrines noir et couleurs de Vlaminck. Tirage sur papier Bambou Téka, limité et numéroté (n°1585).
rif. Kyo TakenouchiNot in perfect condition. unknown
rif. 1914985028.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
1970Lukacs, Gyorgy Estetica (2 volumi). Torino, Einaudi 1970 italian, XLII + 1970 1970. Collana "Biblioteca di cultura filosofica". Copertina editoriale rigida telata con titoli solo al dorso e sovracoperta alettata. LF47
rif. 42456London:Privately printed by Warrington & Co. Printer's 23 Garrick Street 1910. Scarce Revised Edition in a very good original binding. 8vo. 19cm x 13cm 1.8cm. pp.119. Blue cloth with gilt crest and title to front board. Edges lightly rubbed and bumped. All edges gilt. Original light brown endpapers. Portrait frontispiece of the Prince of Wales King Edward VII . Plus a further 16 monochrome portrait plates plus a coloured plate of Prince of Wales's jewel. A very good copy of this scarce book. "The Prince of Wales Lodge No. 259 was named and established in 1787. In 1787 the lodge met at the Thatched House Tavern Street St. James's Street London. The lodge now meets at Mark Masons' Hall 86 St. James's Street London. This is one of the nineteen lodges that have the privilege of nominating each year a member for appointment by the Grand Master as a Grand Steward and is therefore known as a Red Apron Lodge. Members of the Prince of Wales' Lodge are permitted to wear Garter-blue on the interior portion of the edging to their aprons. This honour was given in 1830 to commemorate that at his accession to the throne King William the Fourth was the Master of the Prince of Wales Lodge." - See National Archives London:Privately printed by Warrington & Co., Printer's, 23, Garrick Street, 1910. hardcover
rif. 46324Bath: The Herald Press 1921. 1st edition. Contents: I.Lineal Descent from the Lodge of Reconciliation; II.The Stability Lectures; III.The Stability Ceremonies; IV.Continuity of Teaching: 1Philip Broadfoot and Peter Thomson1817-1851; V.Continuity of Teaching: 2Henry Muggeridge 1851-1885; VI.Continuity of Teaching: 3Eustace Anderson and F.W.Golby 1885-1917; VII.Uninterrupted Existence for a Century; Appendix A. Alphabetical List of Members of the Stability Lodge of Instruction from its Foundation; Appendix b. List of Members of the Stability Lodge of Instruction Arranged Under Their Respective Lodges. Pp.xx/276 4 black & white portrait plates toning to endpapers. Dark blue cloth gilt title to spine dulled edge wear and small bumps to corners. Good. Bath: The Herald Press, 1921. hardcover
rif. 14892London: Augustine Press 1954. 1st ed. The author argues that Masonic ritual is not compatible with membership of the Christian church and that ".they are but revivals of early Gnostic mystery-cults against which the primitive Church was in deadly enmity." Pp.222 toning to endpapers slight toning to endpapers. Red cloth gilt title to spine minor edge wear. G. London: Augustine Press, 1954. hardcover
rif. 43292Madras India: The Theosophical Publishing House 1926. Chapters include: Schools of Masonic Thought; The Egyptian Mysteries; The Cretan Mysteries; The Jewish Mysteries; The Greek Mysteries; The Mithraic Mysteries; Craft Masonry in Mediaeval Times; Operative Masonry in the Middle Ages; The Transition from Operative to Speculative; Other Lines of Masonic Tradition; The Scottish Rite; and The Co-Masonic Order. Pp.xvi/380 black & white portrait frontispiece 12 futher black & white plates diagonal cut loss to lower front free endpaper. Grey cloth spine withfawn paper-covered boards boards rubbed with bumps to corners spine fading with wear to top and tail. Scarce in this original edition. G. Madras, India: The Theosophical Publishing House, 1926. hardcover
rif. 52389London: A. Lewis 13 Paternoster Row MDCCCLXXXVIII 1888 . Scarce first edition. Original pamphlet rebound in plain boards and brown cloth spine. pp.39 . 7.0" x 5.0" x 0.2". Library label to verso of the front board: "This Book Is The Property Of The Manchester Association For Masonic Research". Grey paper covers with printed title. Light soiling to first few leaves and last leaf otherwise clean text and musical notation throughout. VG London: A. Lewis , 13, Paternoster Row, MDCCCLXXXVIII [ 1888 ] . hardcover
rif. 47225Chicago : Printed by Knight & Leonard 105 107 and 109 Madison Street 1876 . Fourth edition. A very good original cloth binding. 8vo. 8.0" x 6.25" x 0.5". pp.145 . Green cloth over bevelled boards edges rubbed and corners bumped. Rubbed gilt titles to front board. Light discolouration to lower corner of front board. Original brown endpapers. Previous owner's signature to front free-endpaper: "W. M. La Fiorce Gold Hill Nev 1875". Clean text throughout. VG. " Rob Morris was a prominent American poet and Freemason. He also created the first ritual for what was to become the Order of the Eastern Star. Many references state that Rob Morris was born on August 31 1818 near Boston Massachusetts. However there is some evidence that he was born Robert Williams Peckham in New York and that he adopted the name of his foster parents after the death of his birth parents later shortening his name to Rob to avoid confusion with another poet named Robert Morris. After he became a Mason on March 5 1846 he became convinced that there needed to be a way for female relatives of Masons to share in some measure in the benefits of Freemasonry. While teaching at the Eureka Masonic College "The Little Red Brick School Building" in Richland Mississippi in 1849-1850 he wrote Eastern Star's first ritual titled The Rosary of the Eastern Star. He organized a "Supreme Constellation" in 1845 to charter Star chapters. In 1866 because of his planned travel abroad he handed over the organizational authority of Eastern Star to Robert Macoy. Over the years he wrote over 400 poems many of which were devoted to Eastern Star and Masonry. While traveling in the Holy Land he wrote the words to the hymn "O Galilee". In 1854 he wrote "The Level and the Square" which may be his best-known poem. Because of his many works on Masonic subjects on December 17 1884 he was crowned the "Poet Laureate of Freemasonry" an honor which had not been granted since the death of Robert Burns in 1796. His health began to fail in 1887 and in June 1888 he became paralyzed. He died on July 31 1888 and is buried at La Grange Kentucky. The Rob Morris Home is kept as a shrine to Rob Morris by the Kentucky Grand Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star." - See Wikipedia . Chicago : Printed by Knight & Leonard, 105, 107, and 109 Madison Street, 1876 . hardcover
rif. 52715Leicester: Published by The Provincial Grand Lodge of Leicestshire and Rutland. Printed by Anchorprint Group Limited 2010 . First edition. A very good hardback and illustrated dustwrapper. Blue cloth boards. Clean throughout with numerous illustrations. VG/VG Leicester: Published by The Provincial Grand Lodge of Leicestshire and Rutland. Printed by Anchorprint Group Limited, 2010 . hardcover
