Author: Loth, Brother J.T.
Title: Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite: Illustrations of the Emblems of the Thirty-three Degrees, With a Short Description of Each ; As Worked Under the Supreme Council of Scotland.
Description: Edinburgh and Glasgow / London. Menzies & Co. / Simpkin, Marshall, & Co.. 1875. First edition. Large Quarto. Three quarter leather over cloth. Very good: some spotting, tape repair on first title page to inner margin. Unpaginated, IV, 208, IV Pages, 33 coloured plates each with its leaf of descriptive text. Gilt title to spine. An extremely rare work it being doubtful if many more copies were produced than would be necessary to supply one to each of the 99 subscribers listed. Loth himself was a member of the Grand Orient of France and its representative of the Grand Lodge of Scotland, although described on the title page of this work as the 30 he is known to have later achieved the 33 and to have obtained a warrant for a Supreme Council of the Order of New Zealand. Exceptionally rare! Original invoice of 1979 from Bow Windons Book Shop included.
Keywords: Loth Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite: Illustrations of the Emblems of the Thirty-three Degrees, With a Short Description of Each ; As Worked Under the Supreme Council of Scotland freemasonry
Title: Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite: Illustrations of the Emblems of the Thirty-three Degrees, With a Short Description of Each ; As Worked Under the Supreme Council of Scotland.
Description: Edinburgh and Glasgow / London. Menzies & Co. / Simpkin, Marshall, & Co.. 1875. First edition. Large Quarto. Three quarter leather over cloth. Very good: some spotting, tape repair on first title page to inner margin. Unpaginated, IV, 208, IV Pages, 33 coloured plates each with its leaf of descriptive text. Gilt title to spine. An extremely rare work it being doubtful if many more copies were produced than would be necessary to supply one to each of the 99 subscribers listed. Loth himself was a member of the Grand Orient of France and its representative of the Grand Lodge of Scotland, although described on the title page of this work as the 30 he is known to have later achieved the 33 and to have obtained a warrant for a Supreme Council of the Order of New Zealand. Exceptionally rare! Original invoice of 1979 from Bow Windons Book Shop included.
Keywords: Loth Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite: Illustrations of the Emblems of the Thirty-three Degrees, With a Short Description of Each ; As Worked Under the Supreme Council of Scotland freemasonry
Price: EUR 2000.00 = appr. US$ 2173.69 Seller: Meijering Art Books
- Book number: 17720
- Book number: 17720