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1975réf. RO20122916PLON. 1975. In-12. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 122 pages.. . . . Classification Dewey : 366.1-Franc-maçonnerie
réf. 022544Anonyme, Instructions des H? G? (Hauts grades) tels qu'ils se confèrent dans les Chapitres de la correspondance du G? O? de France, au rit moderne, avec les discours analogues aux Réceptions. S.n., s.l., 1807. In-16, [8]-158p. Troisième édition de cet ouvrage rassemblant les hauts grades du rite français tels qu'ils sont transmis par le Grand Orient : Elu, Ecossais, Chevalier d'Orient, Rose-Croix. Il avait été publié la première fois en 1801. Fesch, 764 ; Caillet 5412. Bradel demi-parchemin ca.1900, non rogné. Bon ouvrage peu commun.
1804réf. 99912786F... Caunes A Toulouse, de l'Imprimerie du F.: Caunes, An 1804 (5804), In-8 broché couverture muette de l'époque, 37 pages. Rousseurs éparses sinon bon état. Peu courant.
1804A Toulouse, de l'Imprimerie du F.: Caunes, An 1804 (5804), In-8 broché couverture muette de l'époque, 37 pages. Rousseurs éparses sinon bon état. Peu courant.
réf. 625541Dorbon Ainé Paris 1928 Grand et fort in-8 ( 255 X 170 mm ) de 576 pages, broché sous couverture imprimée. EDITION ORIGINALE TRES RARE. Couverture insolée et effrangée, rousseurs passim, bon exemplaire.- "De tous les rites maçonniques qui ont, dans le dernier tiers du XVIIIe siècle, combattu le rationnalisme au nom d'une antique tradition secrète, l'Ordre des Elus Coens est le plus digne d'attention. Fondée par un Juif converti, mais très versé dans la Kabbale théorique et pratique, cette société occultiste, qui fut la première école de Louis-Claude de Saint-Martin, professait un christianisme ésotérique, apparenté de très près au Gnosticisme, et ses adeptes évoquaient les Esprits du Surcéleste ou exorcisaient les démons par des cérémonies spécifiquement magiques. L'Ordre des Elus Coens a joué un rôle de premier plan dans l'histoire du mouvement mystique aux approches de la Révolution. Le présent ouvrage, qui ne s'appuie que sur des documents authentiques, étudie la secte sous tous ses aspects. Après avoir mis en lumière ses doctrines secrètes, ses thèmes mystiques et ses pratiques théurgiques, il en établit la filiation et remonte, pour en trouver la source, jusqu'au Talmud, au Zohar, aux Néoplatoniciens, aux Néopythagoriciens, aux Gnostiques et aux occultistes de la Renaissance. Il retrace enfin l'histoire de la société, tant comme groupement mystique que comme Rite maçonnique, et dessine le portrait des adeptes les plus représentatifs. 4 tableaux insérés dans le texte reconstituent les graphiques secrets et les tracés des opérations magiques." Dorbon ( 2563 ).
1829Tomes 1 et 2: viii,471 + 476pp., 20cm., reliure cart. uniformes du 19e s. (dos en cuir avec titre et décorations dorées, plats avec traces d'usage, bords forts usés), feuilles de garde et tranches marbrées, peu de rousseurs, pas mentionné dans Caillet, bon état, très rare, [le tome 3, qui manque ici, contient 10 planches et est encore d'une plus grande rareté], Q93190
1900réf. 00006835Des Moines Iowa: Order of the Grand Chapter 1900 10 volumes of the following years: 1899 1900 1901 1902 1904 1905 1911 1913 1914. Minor wear to these paper volumes. Order of the Grand Chapter paperback
1902réf. 61457San Francisco CA: The History Publishing Co. 1902. Thick folio. 11 x 13.5 in. 545 3 31 1 xiii 1 pp. Extra-illustrated title text illustrations plates rubricated initials photogravure plates preserving tissue guards rubricated initials and more throughout. Full calf on beveled boards cover decoration & ornament embossed in blind on front cover gilt lettering stamped on front cover & spine gilt inner dentelles a.e.g. expertly rebacked w/ original spine laid-back down minor repairs to corners endpapers renewed ink markings & annotations on a few pages still a VG- tight and sound copy of this very heavy tome. First edition of this lavish production detailing the founding and growth of Freemasonry Lodges in the Oregon Washington Idaho & Montana Territories and later States including specific biographical details of key personnel. The weighty work opens with a narrative of the origins of Freemasonry the Scottish Rites and the Knights Templar as well as the rise and progress of the Mystic Shrine and Eastern Star. In 1846 7 Freemasons organized and petitioned the nearest lodge in Missouri for a charter granted for the Multnomah Lodge No. 84 in the same year. The first Masonic lodge in Washington was located in Olympia in 1853 while still part of the Oregon Territory. The History Publishing Co., hardcover
1791réf. 63009Kiøbenhavn, Schultz, 1791. 8vo. In contemporary half calf over yellow boards. Light wear to extremities. Pencil annotations to verso of front board. Internally nice and clean. (4), 182, (1) pp.
1892réf. 63073Natick, ""Natick Citizen"" Company, 1892. 8vo. In the original embossed full blue cloth with gilt lettering and ornamentation to spine and front board. Light wear to binding, corners bumped and spine-ends chipped. Previous owner's name to pasted down front end-paper. Frontispiece slightly brownspotted, otherwise internally nice and clean. IV, 290, (3) pp. + frontispiece.
1783réf. 63010Im Osten (Leipzig), 1783. 8vo. In contemporary patterned paper covered boards. Spine with wear and some loss of paper. Ex-libris (Axel Bredahl) pasted on to verso of front board. Internally with occassional light browning, but generally nice and clean. Printed on good paper. 86 pp.
1860réf. 63058London, Reeves and Turner, (1860) 8vo. In publisher's original red embossed full cloth binding. Binding with wear, hinges weak, otherwise internally clean. XV, (1), 311, (1), 16 pp.
1940réf. 63015Dundee, David Winter and Son, (no year). 8vo. Twenty volumes, uniformly bound in publisher's original full blue cloth with gilt lettering to spine. Previous owner's name to front free end-paper. Vol. 1 with sunning, otherwise a nice, clean and complete set.
1823réf. 63026London, G. and W. B. Whittaker, 1823. 8vo. In a recent half calf binding with four raised bands. Previous owner's name to verso of front board. Title-page with a stain and light miscolouring. PLates with dampstain and brownspotting, otherwise internally nice and clean. XVI, 366 pp. + 5 folded maps.
réf. 103577Augsburg Sumptibus Sebastiani Eysenbarth 1748. 8vo. 178 4 pp. Wormholes in the margins worse on pp. 130-50 with some loss of text in side-notes. Worn contemporary marbled paper boards. Minimal wormholes through the boards. Sprinkled edges. From the library of the Provincial masonic lodge of Gothenburg. VD18 15299570. Wolfstieg 1351. Kloss 332 for the Italian translation. Second edition first published in 1747. This is an anti-masonic tract and especially polemic against ”Der neu-aufgesteckte brennende Leuchter des Freymäurer-Ordens.” published in Leipzig 1746. Its content is summarized by Wolfstieg as: ”Die Frmr die gefährlichte Gesellschaft der Welt sie bereiten das Kommen des Antichristen vor.” hardcover
réf. 13405American 1870s. 2pp. folio. On two leaves of yellow paper with 'PATENT' lion and unicorn watermark. Text enclosed within faint blue vertical lines. Good on lightly aged and worn paper. No record found of the publication of this item the first page of which is headed 'Opening: -' with the last section ending two thirds down the page suggesting that it is complete. A rhymed poem of 36 lines: the first section consisting of 10 lines the second of 16 lines and the third of 10 lines. The 'Opening' reads: 'Hail Thou from whom all light is shed Within whose beams we live and move Who guardest all the quick & dead And art the very source of love. Hear us who meet in brotherhood And dimly shape our lives to be A part of that which pure and good Streams ever in broad floods from thee.' The item is from an American source and the handwriting suggests America in the latter part of the nineteenth century but there is no evidence of the source or date. [American? 1870s?] unknown
1852réf. RO80207890Elie Carey. 1852. In-8. Relié demi-cuir. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos à nerfs, Quelques rousseurs. 511 pages. Rousseurs sur les premières et dernières pages uniquement.Dos avec titre, auteur et filets dorés. Plats et contre plats jaspés. Tranches légèrement poivrées.. . . . Classification Dewey : 366.1-Franc-maçonnerie
réf. 257561Pinted By Brother C. Downes ( Printer To The R. W. The Grand Lodge Of Ireland ) - Sold By William F. Graham And Son Dublin 1820 In-8 ( 220 X 135 mm ) de CLI-128 pages, veau caramel, dos lisse orné de motifs estampés à froid, ( reliure de l'époque ). Des bibliothèques Charles L. FLINT ( ex-libris manuscrit sur le faux-titre ) Thomas M. WOODHEAD ( Ex-libris ) et de Patrick-André CHENE Grand Archiviste du Suprême Conseil de France ( Ex-Libris ). Reliure anciennement et habilement restaurée.
réf. 259525Monrocq Lith. - A. Perdiguier, Editeur S.L. S.D. (vers 1860) LITHOGRAPHIE ORIGINALE en couleurs ( 590 X 435 mm ) sous passepartout et verre dans un encadrement en acajou ( 720 X 565 mm ), représentant LE PERE SOUBISE, fondateur des Compagnons passants Charpentiers du Devoir, des Couvreurs et des Plâtriers, tenant un plan d'architecte et un compas. Derrière lui, six scènes encadrées représentent les étapes de la construction du temple de Salomon. A ses pieds, plusieurs objets symbolisant le compagnonnage ( maillet, canne, truelle... ). Très belle gravure d'époque en très bel état. ( Ancienne Collection Francis LAGET ).
1786réf. 90591786 Francfort et Leipzig, s.n.e., 1786, édition bilingue avec les textes français et allemand en regard. In-12° de [8]+374+[2] pages. Reliure moderne en demi-parchemin, pièce de titre en veau brun.
1766réf. 90611766 Amsterdam, 1766. Un volume in-12° de XXXIX+[1]+383+[1] pages, orné dun frontispice, dune vignette de titre et de cinq planches dépliantes. Reliure de lépoque en pleine basane marbrée, dos à nerfs orné, tranches rouges (petites fentes à la base des charnières). Larudan est un pseudonyme dont on ignore qui était le porteur.
1747réf. 90621747 Amsterdam, 1747. Un volume in-12° de XXXIV+[2]+445+[3] pages, orné dun frontispice, dune vignette de titre et de cinq planches dépliantes. Reliure de lépoque en pleine basane marbrée, dos à nerfs orné, tranches rouges (léger accroc à la coiffe supérieure). Larudan est un pseudonyme dont on ignore qui était le porteur.
1895réf. 49534Boston: A.A. Rothenberg & Co. 1895. Oblong thick folio. 14 x 11 in. 499 9 pp. Illustrated title over 2000 text photos photo illustrations illustrations. Original publisher’s padded pebble-grain brown morocco gilt illustration of Knight Templar on front cover lettering gilt lettering on spine a.e.g. w/ original gift box & lid hinges reinforced with cloth tape NF/G copy w/ original issue of the August 27 1895 issue of the Boston Herald devoted to the Encampment laid-in. First edition of this spectacular and scarce work visually chronicling this massive meeting of over 40000 Freemason Knights Templar in Boston during the Gilded Age. This Conclave was the height of pomp and circumstance for the Philanthropic Chivalric Order of Freemasons and they seem to have taken over the entire city. The New York Times notes that “Boston has seldom if ever been so elaborately decorated. Practially every building along the line of the march besides many of the side streets is clothed in color with appropriate mottoes and Masonic emblems intertwined with streamers and bunting.” This spectacular work depicts the 1000s of the participants participating lodges the special Masonic badges and ribbons for the event regalia the active lodges in Boston at the time and more. The California Commandery was one of the earliest to arrive in their specially equipped train who upon mounting their horses was escorted through the city by the Boston Commandery. Worldcat locates 2 copies. A.A. Rothenberg & Co., hardcover
1785réf. 69714Venezia: Presso Leonardo Bassaglia; Presso Gian Francesco Garbo 1785. Leather Bound. Very Good. 95; 370; 352pp. Duodecimo 18.5 cm Mottled leather with gilt stamping on the spine. Publisher's red stain to the text block edges. Marbled endpapers. Some rubbing and chipping to the leather at the extremities. Underlying boards exposed periodically along the edges. Very occasional light foxing to the pages. Small loss from bottom margin corner of p. 117/18 of second work. Regular errors in the printing of page numbers but no text missing. Italian text. This copy is from the personal library of Kent Walgren Mormon scholar bookseller and author of the definitive bibliography of freemasonry with his brief markings in pencil on the front free endpaper. Pages exceptionally bright. Text only no plates or lodge plan. Opens with a rare work on Freemasonry written anonymously. Followed by parts 3 and 4 of Pluquet's work on Christian heretics translated by Tomasso Antonio Contin. Presso Leonardo Bassaglia; Presso Gian Francesco Garbo unknown
1785réf. 69714Venezia: Presso Leonardo Bassaglia; Presso Gian Francesco Garbo 1785. Leather Bound. Very Good. 95; 370; 352pp. Duodecimo 18.5 cm Mottled leather with gilt stamping on the spine. Publisher's red stain to the text block edges. Marbled endpapers. Some rubbing and chipping to the leather at the extremities. Underlying boards exposed periodically along the edges. Very occasional light foxing to the pages. Small loss from bottom margin corner of p. 117/18 of second work. Regular errors in the printing of page numbers but no text missing. Italian text. This copy is from the personal library of Kent Walgren Mormon scholar bookseller and author of the definitive bibliography of freemasonry with his brief markings in pencil on the front free endpaper. Pages exceptionally bright. Text only no plates or lodge plan. Opens with a rare work on Freemasonry written anonymously. Followed by parts 3 and 4 of Pluquet's work on Christian heretics translated by Tomasso Antonio Contin. Presso Leonardo Bassaglia; Presso Gian Francesco Garbo unknown books
