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réf. 51108Oceanside California: Rosicrucian Fellowship 1916. Second edition. Contents: I.The Order of Rosicrucians and the Rosicrucian Fellowship: i A New Step; ii Mount Ecclesia. II.The Problem of Life and its Solution: i Three Theories of Life; ii We Are Eternal Poem by the Author. III.The Visible and the Invisible World: i The Chemical Region; ii The Etheric Region; iii The Desire World; iv The World of Thought; v Creed or Christ. Poem by the Author. IV.The Constitution of Man: i The Vtial Body; iiThe Desire Body; iiiThe Mind. V. Life and Death: i Invisible Helpers and Mediums; ii Death; iii The Panorama of Past Life; iv Purgatory; v The First Heaven; vi The Second Heaven; vii The Third Heaven; viii Birth and Child-Life; ix The Mystery of Light Color and Consciousness; x Education of Children. Pp.198/ ix publisher's catalogue with ink price ammendments price ammendment to title page toning to endpapers. Decorated olive cloth boards wear to top and tail of spine and corner tips small bump to lower front edge. Scarce. VG. Oceanside, California: Rosicrucian Fellowship, 1916. hardcover
réf. 52413London: Kenning & Son 1921. 2nd edition. The Old Dundee Lodge is considered one of the oldest "Modern" lodges. It originally took its name in 1747 from the "Dundee Arms" tavern in Wapping London. Pp.xx/316 colour frontispiece from an original water-colour drawing Pelican Stairs Old Wapping by J.L.Stewart many further black & white photo illustrations toning to endpapers Masonic Research Association bookplate to inside front boar. Blue cloth gilt title to front and spine. Scarce. G. London: Kenning & Son, 1921. hardcover
réf. 50837Milwaukee Wisconsin: Independent Order Of Good Templars 208 Oneida Street 1903 . An Illustrated Monthly Magazine Devoted To The Interests Of The Temperance Reform Throughout The World." 12 monthly magazines for 1903 bound together in a very good full leather binding. 8vo. 9.75" x 7.0" x 1.0" pp.432 ending with index. Polished maroon morocco boards with gilt lined border. Spine with gilt banding and title: "I. G. T. 1903". Edges lightly rubbed and bumped. All page edges bright gilt. Inner gilt dentelles. Original brown endpapers. Clean text illustrions and adverts throughout. VG. "The International Organisation of Good Templars IOGT; founded as the Independent Order of Good Templars whose international body is known as Movendi International is a fraternal organization which is part of the temperance movement promoting abstinence from alcohol and other drugs. The IOGT named themselves after the Knights Templar citing the legend that the original knights "drank sour milk and also because they were fighting 'a great crusade' against 'this terrible vice' of alcohol." - See Wikipedia Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Independent Order Of Good Templars, 208 Oneida Street, 1903 . hardcover
réf. 49145Scotland: James Emslie Torbit 1946 . Leather wrap-round wallet. 5.5" x 3.75" x 1.0" when closed. Black morocco leather over thin card. Gilt titles to outside: "James Emslie Torbit Lodge Crawfurdsburn No. 1121." Plus gilt masonic symbols to the flap. Interior line with marbled paper. 5 folded certificates contained in a personalised leathet wallet. One certificate loosely inserted the other four sewed on to leaves of thin card: Scottish Masonic Certificate dated 22nd November 1961 Lord Kitchener Lodge No. 3402 Limassol Cyprus ; Scottish Royal Select And Super-Excellent Masters dated 26th March 1951 Greenock Council No. 17; Scottish Royal Arch dated 20th November 1946. Greenock Chapter No. 17; Scottish Mark Master Mason dated 28th June 1946 Crawfurdsburn No 1121; Scottish Masonic Certificate dated 18th March 1946 Crawfurdsburn No. 1121 . Family history records show that James Emslie Torbit was born on 29 February 1916 in Greenock Renfrewshire his father John was 28 and his mother Elizabeth was 29. He married Bullbell Coate Brunt in 1948 in Bristol Gloucestershire. He died in 1980 in Norfolk at the age of 64. Military career: Royal Army Medical Corps 1936-39 Palestine; 1939-45 Singapore Sergeant Prisoner of War 1942-45; 1952 Promoted to Regimental Sergeant Major; 1962 Promoted to Captain . Scotland: James Emslie Torbit, 1946 . hardcover
réf. 50740Richmond Virginia : Macoy Publishing & Masonic Supply Company Inc. 3011 Old Dumbarton Road Richmond VA 23228 c. 2007 . A very good presentation bible presented on the 250th anniversary of the formation of the lodge in 1757. Maroon leather with bright gilt decoration to both boards and spine. Each board with gilt border and central gilt text: "God Shall Establish St Johns Lodge Constituted 5757 Burnt Down The 8th Of March 5770 Rebuilt And Opened November 28 5770 Officers Then Presiding Jonathan Hampton M. William Butler SW. Isaac Heron JW. Spine with gilt title and gilt decoration. All page edges bright gilt. Maroon endpapers. Maroon silk marker ribbon. Presentation page with signatures of the Master and the Secretary but no Apprentice dated Dec 7 1757 - 2007. Printed note before Bible: "The front cover the three pages ahead of this page and the page between Genesis chapter 49 and 50 are reduced facsimiles of the Bible upon which George Washington took the oath as the first President of the United States. The page in between the original Bible Bro. Washington kissed after taking the oath. The mapsin the back of this volume are also from the original Bible. The Bible was then and has been ever since the property of St. John's Lodge No. 1 Ancient York Masons New York." The bible is the Self-Pronouncing Edition" King James Version 5.75" x 3.75" x 1.25" Agate 32mo. pp.885/1p./pp.254 . Clean throughout. VG "St. John's Lodge No. 1 A.Y.M. in New York City United States is the oldest operating Masonic Lodge under the jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge of New York Free and Accepted Masons. The lodge was originally warranted as St. John's Lodge No. 2 on December 7 1757 by George Harison Esq. of the Provincial Grand Lodge of New York under the Grand Lodge of England Moderns." Richmond, Virginia : Macoy Publishing & Masonic Supply Company, Inc. 3011 Old Dumbarton Road, Richmond , VA 23228, [ c. 2007 ] . hardcover
réf. 52423Aesun Publishing 2010. 1st edition. The common origin of Freemasonry and Christianity in ancient sun-worship.22.5cms x 15cms x 2.5cms. Pp.412 colour and black & white photos and illustrations inscribed bu the author to front free endpaper. Paperback. Scarce. VG. Aesun Publishing, 2010. paperback
réf. 42383London: Printed By Norris And Son Bloomfield Street Finsbury Circus. Sold By Brother R. Spencer Masonic Bookseller Publisher Stationer. &c. 314 High Holborn London MDCCCXLVII. 1847 . Signed copy. 8vo. 8.50" x 5.50" x 0.50". pp.8 /pp.147/22pp. Original grey-green cloth binding with rubbed gilt titles to the front board: "Constitutions of Free and Accepted Masons - 1847." Boards faded edges rubbed and bumped. Original endpapers lightly soiled. Printed bookplate to verso of the front board: "A. M. Broadley. Ex Libris The Knapp 1902 Bradpole." Inner hinges carefully stregthened. Pencil notes regarding this special edition to front free-endpaper. Engraved frontis lightly foxed: Pl. 1 Collar and jewel of the Grand Master. Printed title page and clean English text throughout. Dedication on p. v. signed in brown ink by "William H. White G.S." Clean pages throughout just some light foxing to the the plates at the rear. A good copy of this scarce book. N.B. The 1847 edition technically the tenth edition of Constitutions was the last to see the Grand Secretary personally sign the dedication. Thereafter it was printed in facsimile. The illustration of "Collar of a Grand Officer of the Grand Lodge of England" is normally ommitted from this edition but two new illustrations are added: Provincial Grand Master's Jewel; and Deputy Provincial Grand Master's Jewel. William Henry White born about 1777 died 5 Apr 1866 : ".Little is on record of his early days but we do know that he was initiated in the Lodge of Emulation No.21 on 15 April 1799 and in 1801 became its Worshipful Master. Having been honoured with the rank of Grand Steward in 1805 he joined Grand Stewards Lodge in 1805. In 1810 he became Joint Secretary Premier Grand Lodge with his father William White and was very active in the Lodge of Reconciliation. Before 1813 he was appointed Private Secretary to HRH the Duke of Sussex an office held until the Duke's death. He was also Secretary of the Hon. Artillery Company. At the Quarterly Communication of March 1856 when both Zetland and White were absent because of ill health there was open opposition to the re-election of the Grand Master though he was elected and proclaimed and the motion was duly carried. The Masonic Mirror in March 1856 reported that Bro White was quite ill. White sent his resignation to the Grand Master. Zetland refused to accept it and White continued until April 1857 when William Gray Clarke was appointed Grand Secretary. William Henry White became Joint Grand Secretary from 27th December 1813 and retired 29th April 1857. Bro White was to live a further nine years on the pension voted for him by Grand Lodge. He had served the premier Grand Lodge and the United Grand Lodge of England all his adult life. As Joint Grand Secretary of the Moderns with his father from 1810 and Joint Grand Secretary of the UGLE with Edwards Harper from 1813 to 1838 and finally as Grand Secretary of UGLE from 1839 to 1857. A total of forty-seven years serving two Grand Masters the Duke of Sussex and the Earl of Zetland both of whom totally relied on him. He had withstood the onslaught of Drs. Crecefix and Oliver and outlasted them and their magazines. William H. White lived in retirement for another few years and passed away in 1866." - see The Union of the "Moderns" and the "Antients" Grand lodges to create The United Grand Lodge of England in 1813. Bi-Centenary Anniversary 2013 by Allan de Luca The Chingford Masonic Association Newsletter No.41 - Spring 2013 Editor - W Bro Allan de Luca . "Alexander Meyrick Broadley 19 July 1847 � 16 April 1916 was a British historian author and barrister. He is best known for being the defense lawyer for Ahmed Orabi after the failure of the Urabi Revolt. His father also named Alexander was vicar of Bradpole in Dorset England. He entered Lincoln's Inn as a law student in 1866 and was called to the bar in 1869. He lived in Tunis for a number of years and worked as a lawyer there within the French legal system. He later lived in Belgium for a time. In later life he returned to Bradpole and built a large house called "The Knapp" as of 1998 it still existed and had been converted into a nursing home. He collected a large number of books some of which he "grangerized" by adding additional illustrations and also became a prolific author of books on historical topics." - See Wikipedia London: Printed By Norris And Son, Bloomfield Street, Finsbury Circus. ( Sold By Brother R. Spencer, Masonic Bookseller, Publish hardcover
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