Toledo, OH: Wade and Sons Co, 1918. Cloth. Black cloth. No jacket. 596 pp. Volume 2 only of this work printing proceedings and addresses given in the year 1917 celebrating the jubilee year of the various Freemason organizations in the Midwest. Organized by town or locality. GOOD condition. General fading..... More

Kalamazoo, MI: Chaplin and Ihling Bros., Publisher, 1872. Wraps. Printed wraps. Date and number apparently wrong on the front wrapper, (Reading March and No. IX), with the header above the first page of text giving the month of April and correct number. Pagination runs 432-480, with a few ads. A...... More

Kalamazoo, MI: Chaplin and Ihling Bros., Publisher, 1871. Wraps. Printed wraps. Pagination runs 97-144. A single issue of this journal devoted to freemasonry and topics related to it. This includes the black ball, the lost lodge, Grand Lodge in New York, rough and perfect Ashlars, Masonic Cowans, etc. GOOD condition..... More

Boston: Hugh G. Tuttle, Printer, 1856. Disbound. Disbound, saddle sewn wraps. 38 pages plus a blank rear cover. A small pamphlet containing the proceedings of the Grand Lodge of Massachusetts, including lists of various members, various happenings, etc. There are some handwritten annotations to the list of members of the..... More

Chicago: C.H. Brenan and Co., Printers, 1889. Wraps. Pink printed wraps, Small booklet. 34 pp. A piece documenting financial business and transactions of the Northwestern Masonic Aid Association, as well as numbers associated with membership, both new members and former members. With names of officeholders in the association on the..... More

Boston: Grand Royal Arch Chapter of Massachusetts, Publisher, 1971. Cloth. Black cloth. Small, pocket format. 78 pp. A reprint of this work first issued by Alfred Chapman in 1865, reflecting recent changes and additions to the practice of Royal Arch Masonry (freemasonry), including the addition of an Installation Ceremony and..... More

Skowhegan, ME: Kilby and Woodbury, Publisher, 1877. Tabloid. Tabloid newspaper format. 8 pp. A newspaper style piece devoted to topics related to freemasonry, including a lengthy account of a Templar meeting in Cleveland, a few short poems, fiction, the symbolical colors of masonry, an account of an Indian juggler, etc...... More