CARR, H.

The Mason and The Burgh: An Examination of the Edinburgh Register of Apprentices and the Burgess Rolls.

London: The Quatuor Coronati Lodge, No. 2076, 1954. 0. 1st edition. (Printed by W.J.Parrett, Ltd Margate and Sittingbourne). "Bro. Carr has been the first to subject the minutes of the Lodge of Edinburgh to a critical study with the object of ascertaining the part played by the Apprentice and the Entered Apprentice in the organisation of the Mason Craft in the City of Edinburgh and the Lodge of Edinburgh". 28cms 19.5cms. Pp.84, light toning to endpapers. Bright blue cloth, title to spine dulled. VG.

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Book number: 37108

Catalogue: Masonic: : Scotland

Keywords: Carr Mason Burgh Edinburgh Register Apprentices Burgess Rolls Freemasonry Masons Masonic Era Lists 50687 Masonic: : Scotland

SUPREME GRAND ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER OF SCOTLAND .

The Supreme Grand Royal Arch Chapter of Scotland. Installation and Vernal Equinox Celebrations Friday, 18th March 1966 .

[ Edinburgh: Royal Arch Freemason's Hall, 1966 ] . 0. First edition. 8vo. pp.249 . A nice tight binding. Very clean red cloth covered boards. Gilt titles to spine: "S.G.R.A.C.S. Proceedings - 1966-1967". Clean text throughout with black & white photo frontis, and portrait of; "The Right Hon. The Earl of Galloway.." Contents Include: lists of ofice bearers; superintendents; representatives; committee; pricipals of chapters; principals and proxy principals; members of supreme grand chapter; and scibes &c.; ending with an index.

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Book number: 36277

Catalogue: Masonic: : Scotland

Keywords: 36671 Royal Arch Freemason's Hall Edinburgh the Supreme Grand Royal Arch Chapter of Scotland. Installation and Vernal Equinox Celebrations Earl of Galloway Masonic: : Scotland

VERNON, W.FRED.

History of Freemasonry in the Province of Roxburgh, Peebles and Selkirkshires, from 1674 to the Present Time.

London: George Kenning, 1893. 0. 1st edition. "The district which is comprised in the Province of Roxburgshire and Selkirkshire is remarkable for the richness of the remains of ancient ecclesiastical edifices, and, while tradition ascribes the introduction of Freemasonry into Scotland to the period of their erection, there is no doubt that the Builder's art, from which sprang Freemasonry, was then greatly encouraged..The records of the various lodges have been carefully transcribed, and, beyond a running commentary to sustain the continuity of the narrative, the old minutes are left to speak for themselves, and tell their own story." Pp.xvi/314, black & white portrait frontispiece + occasional black & white illustrations throughout including plates of early Masons' Marks. Green bevelled cloth, gilt masonic motif to front, gilt title to spine, spine slightly rubbed, wear to top edge of rear board. G+.

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Book number: 36055

Catalogue: Masonic: : Scotland

Keywords: Fred Vernon History Freemasonry Province Roxburgh Peebles Selkirkshire Masonic Masons Marks Scotland 36468 Masonic: : Scotland

VERNON, W. FRED. / HUGHAN, WILLIAM JAMES [INTRODUCTION] .

History of Freemasonry in the Province of Roxburgh, Peebles and Selkirkshires, from 1674 to the Present Time by W. Fred Vernon ; with an introduction by William James Hughan

London: George Kenning, 16 Great Queen Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields, W.C, 1893 . 0. First edition, in a very good original binding. 8vo. 8.5" x 6" x 1" . pp.16/pp.314. Green cloth over bevelled boards, very clean with only light rubbing to corners. Bright gilt masonic symbol to front board and gilt titles to spine. Original black endpapers. Light foxing to free-endpapers, just encroaching onto the title, otherwise clean text throughout well illustrated with full-page plates and numerous line drawings within the text. A very good book.

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Book number: 38588

Catalogue: Masonic: : Scotland

Keywords: 39010 History of Freemasonry in the Province of Roxburgh, Peebles and Selkirkshires George Kenning Masonic: : Scotland