DeVorss & Co., Publishers, 19744. 7th. 8Vo Softcover. 189pp. Pages unmarked with a mild patina. Orange wraps are heavily soiled with brown stains and rubbed edges and bumped corners. Spine is lightly creased, binding is tight but canted, hinges are fully attached. Tear on spine foot and a few dog-eared.....
Jacksonville, FL. 1st. 4To Softcover. 68pp. No date or author mentioned. Text is unmarked on clean pages with b/w photos. Navy blue covers are vibrant with crisply pointed corners and gold gilt lettering. Binding is stiff and spine remains uncreased with some light rubbing to edges. Outline of rusted paperclip.....
The Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Mansions of the State of Florida, 1990. 1st edition. Hardcover. 8vo. 402pp. Text is unmarked on white pages. Blue leather binding is square and tight; covers are clean and pointed. Gilt titling present on front cover and spine. Text block is.....
The Supreme Council, 2009. 2nd Revised. 4To Thick Hardcover. 1016pp. Text unmarked on white pages. Bound in brown cloth with star of David and intricate gilt design and lettering with pointed corners. Jacket is glossy and unclipped with minor edgewear. Binding tight and square.
Halifax, Nova Scotia: Formac Publishing, 2002. Paperback. Very Good condition. Clean bright white pages. No missing pages or maps. Tight binding.
The Philosophical Research Society, Inc., 1972. 18th. Folio Hardcover. A reduced facsimile of the first edition. Text is unmarked on glossy white pages with b/w illustrations. Bound in black cloth boards with crisply pointed corners, gold gilt lettering and minimal surface wear. Tightly bound with hinges fully attached. Mild foxing.....
Princeton University Press, 1977. Hardcover. 8vo. Ex-library copy with stamped text block and all stickers to rear endpapers. Bound in beige cloth titled in black along slanted spine. Hinges secured but loosened. Faint sunning to margins of covers. 380p. Crisp, white pages unmarked.
The Masonic History Company, 1924. Revised. 4To Hardcover. Complete in 2 volumes. 913pp volume one. An ex-lodge copy with typical stamps and markings on front end-papers. Bound in decorative brown cloth boards with gold gilt front. Text appears unmarked on patinated pages. Holes found on last two pages on volume.....
Macoy Publishing, 1945. Revised edition. Hardcover. 24mo. 240ppg. Text is clean and unmarked, with a warm patina on the endpapers. Blue cloth boards are worn, especially along the edges and corners. There is an inch long tear along the side edge of the front cover and a faint brown stain.....
AMORC, Inc., 2005. 4To Softcover. 242pp. White pages unmarked with b/w photos. Brown covers are pointed and crisp with minimal wear. Binding is tight and square, spine remains uncreased. Gift inscription written on title page, bookstore stamp on front endpage.
Lawrence Fitzgerald, 1860. Hardcover. 12mo. 192pp. Aside from inscription on front endpaper, text is unmarked on deeply toned pages. Front joint loosened. Brown cloth covered boards are decorated with gilt illustration on the cover and blind stamped décor around board margins. Gilt titled spine. Edges are mildly worn.
New York: Macoy Publishing, 1900. Hardcover. Blue cloth. 408 pages.
Gale Research Inc, 2003. Hardcover. 4to. 3 volumes. Pages are clean and unmarked. Each volume has some surface wear to covers and soiling on the edges. Volume one has a small surface cut on the lower front of the cover. Volume two has a pink spot and brown liquid stain.....
The Masonic Service Association Of The United States, 1924. Part I. 12Mo Hardcover. 102pp. Special Edition. The Entered Apprentice Degree. Presented by lodge page is completely filled out, text otherwise unmarked with a mild patina. Bound in blue cloth with crisply pointed corners and bug-eaten spine. Binding is tight and.....
Robert L. Brock, 1995. 8Vo Softcover. 198pp. Binding is stiff and square; hinges are secure. Covers are glossy with a crease on the front and original sticker on back. Text is bright with occasional highlighting. Some light staining present on text-block. Our company does not condone or believe this rhetoric.....