Trois Globes De Berlin ( Les )Livre Rare Book
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réf. 739349Bei Friedrich Maurer Berlin 1804 In-8 ( 205 X 125 mm ) de XII-378 pages ( texte sur 2 colonnes ), demi-basane bronze, dos lisse orné de filets dorés, date dorée en queue ( reliure moderne ). Frontispice gravé sur cuivre vignette aux trois globes terrestres gravée au titre. Provenance: Loge Le Profond Silence de Kampen ( Timbre humide. ) Bel exemplaire.
réf. 755242O.: De Paris - FF.: Caillot, Père Et Fils, Libraires-Editeurs Paris 1823 In-8 ( 195 X 125 mm ) de VIII-512 pages + 3 pages de catalogue, demi-basane vert-bronze, dos lisse orné de filets dorés ( reliure de l'époque ). EDITION ORIGINALE. Reliure frottée et usée, rousseurs passim. De la bibliothèque "WIGAN Free Public Library" ( Ex-libris symboliste gravé au contre plat et timbre humide ).
réf. 142563Fried. Ehr. Bilh. Bogel Leipzig 1828 In-12 ( 180 X 110 mm ) de VII-156 pages, broché sous couverture imprimée. EDITION ORIGINALE. Couverture effrangée, rousseurs passim, bon exemplaire, non coupé. Des bibliothèques "Groot - Oosten - Nederlanden" ( timbre humide ) et "Gr.: O.: D.: Nederlanden" ( Ex-libris ).
1970réf. 96762Paris - Louvain, Aubier-Montaigne, Nauwelaerts 1970 Fort in-4 25 x 16 cm. Reliure éditeur pleine toile noire, dos lisse avec report auteur et titre doré, 1116 pp., cahier de 16 planches hors texte in fine, bibliographie, addenda bibliographiques et notes, appendice, index des noms de personnes, table des illustrations, table des matières. Mouillure angulaire en continu sur les 10 dernières pages.
1858réf. 23039paris typographie Lebon pour le Grand Orient de France 1858 in-8 broché un volume, broché in-quarto Editeur (paperback in-4 Editor)(20,5 x 26,2 cm), dos muet, recouvert d'une fausse couverture d'attente, toutes tranches lisses, non illustré excepté une vignette ronde en noir du Grand Orient de France au titre et le cachet du grand orient de france gravé en noir en dernière page, 96 pages, Paris, typographie Lebon, (1858), collection des cahiers des grades symboliques 5858 pour le Grand Orient de France Editeur,
réf. 418199Printed For G. And T. Wilkie London 1804 In-12 ( 180 X 105 mm ) de XXIV-420 pages, pleine basane fauve, dos lisse orné de filetsdorés, pièce de titre de maroquin grenat ( Reliure de l'époque ). Reliure frottée, bon exemplaire.
réf. 59229Bei Dan. Christ. Franzen Und Grosses Stendal 1783 2 parties reliées en 1 volume in-12 ( 185 X 105 mm ) de 44 et 68 pages, demi-percaline bleue, dos lisse janséniste, couvertures muettes de l'époque conservées ( Reliure récente ). EDITION ORIGINALE. Bon exemplaire. Des bibliothèques Patrick André CHENE ( ex-libris symboliste gravé au contre plat ) et J. BAART DE LA FAILLE ( ex-libris ).
1969réf. 002888United 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 No Publisher unknown
1931réf. 28041East 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
réf. 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
réf. 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
1977réf. 116551Nouvelle édition - Roger Garry, coll. « Connaissances des Hommes » 1977 4 tomes. In-4. Reliures de l’éditeur plein Skyvertex rouge, 543 - 372 - 450 - 537pp. , illustrations en noir et en couleurs. Accroc volume 1 à la coiffe inférieur. Quelques annotations au stylo. Exemplaires en bon état.
1910réf. List2410American 1910. Tintype measuring 8 x 6 inches with an African-American portrait laminated at borders with a decorative frame with the insignia of the Prince Hall Masons. Some chips to lamination at corners very good. Very Good. An interesting portrait of an African-American man with a decorative masonic border bearing the distinctive shape of the Prince Hall Masons emblem. Prince Hall Freemasonry stands as the earliest officially recognized and consistently operational organization established by individuals of African descent. Its inception occurred on March 6 1775 when Prince Hall ca. 1748-1807 a proponent of abolition and a civil rights activist alongside fourteen other free black individuals underwent initiation into freemasonry. They established African Lodge No. 1 on July 3 1775. In 1784 a formal request for a charter was submitted to the Grand Lodge of England and upon approval African Lodge No. 1 was redesignated as African Lodge No. 459 in Boston Massachusetts. By the time this picture was taken there were numerous lodges making the exact location or identity of the sitter unknown. unknown books
1929réf. 63237Portland, December, 5929 (1929). Two folios (405 x 315). Single printed leaf with manuscript additions. Signed ""G. H. Jenvey"", with seal of masonry and engraved figures. Signed by the Grand Secretary, or Chief Executive, of the United Grand Lodge of England ""P. Colville Smith"". Fine and clean, folded. 2 ff.
1796réf. 63160Kjøbenhavn, Møller, 1796. 8vo. Uncut in the original blank wrappers. Small paper-label to lower part of spine. Ex-libris (Den Danske Store Landsloges Arkiv og Bibliotek). Outermargin miscoloured and some leaves frayed. 24 pp.
1823réf. 63018Kjøbenhavn, Aar 5823 (1823). 8vo. In contemporary half calf. Wear to extremities, leather on spine cracked. First 5 ff. with dampstain, with marginal brownspotting throughout. (8), 324 pp.
1796réf. 63008Kjøbenhavn, Møller & Søn, 1796. 8vo. In contemporary blank boards (original?) with later cloth back strip. Ex-libris to verso of front board (P. Pagh - Hansen). Front end-papers with annotations in pencil and ink. P. 9 with annotations in lower margin in contemporary hand. Occassional brownspotting. Printed on good paper. 56 pp.
1803réf. 63119(Frankfurt am Main, 1803). 4to. In the original blank blue boards. Boards with wear. Paper label to spine. Spine with loss of paper. Previous owner's name to title-page. Brownspotted. Printed on good paper. 41 pp. + 2 engraved plates.
1894réf. 63269Paris, Delhomme & Briguet, 1894. 8vo. With the original front wrapper. Spine and back wrapper missing. Quires partly detached. Internally fine and clean. VIII, (2), 746 pp.
1879réf. 63117La Grange, Published for the Author, 1879 (+) Knight and Leonard, 1880. 8vo. In publisher's original embossed cloth with gilt lettering to spine and gilt ornamentation to front board. Spine slightly faded and spine-ends chipped, otherwise a fine and clean copy. 608, 157 pp.
1929réf. 63118Washington, The Masonic Sernice Association of the United States, 1924 - 1929. 4to. Uniformly bound in six contamporary half calf bindings with four raise bands and gilt lettering to spine. Spines rubbed and with some scratches, otherwise a fine and clean set.
1862réf. 63286London, Simpkin & Marshall, 1862. 8vo. In contemporary (original?) blue boards with paper title-label to front board. With the translator's presentation inscription to a certain Henry Yates to front free end-paper. Binding with wear and scratches, internally brownspotted. (8), IX, 10-44 pp.
1898réf. 63069Perth, Cowan & Co., 1898. 4to. Uncut in contemporary blue half calf with five raised bands. Spine miscoloured and edges of boards with wear. Upper edge gilt. Ex-libris (Vilhelm Wanqvist) to verso of front board. A few annotations but otherwise internally nice and clean, printed on good paper. XV, (2), 18-340 pp. + frontispiece and 12 plates.
1910réf. List2410American 1910. Tintype measuring 8 x 6 inches with an African-American portrait laminated at borders with a decorative frame with the insignia of the Prince Hall Masons. Some chips to lamination at corners very good. Very Good. An interesting portrait of an African-American man with a decorative masonic border bearing the distinctive shape of the Prince Hall Masons emblem. Prince Hall Freemasonry stands as the earliest officially recognized and consistently operational organization established by individuals of African descent. Its inception occurred on March 6 1775 when Prince Hall ca. 1748-1807 a proponent of abolition and a civil rights activist alongside fourteen other free black individuals underwent initiation into freemasonry. They established African Lodge No. 1 on July 3 1775. In 1784 a formal request for a charter was submitted to the Grand Lodge of England and upon approval African Lodge No. 1 was redesignated as African Lodge No. 459 in Boston Massachusetts. By the time this picture was taken there were numerous lodges making the exact location or identity of the sitter unknown. unknown
réf. 119555aafParis, Bureau de la Banque, 1857, in-4to, 320 p. + (relié à travers l’ouvrage: la Chronique) + 80 p., reliure en demi maroquin vert.
