Freemasonry. Hamburgische Zirkel-Correspondenz. Abbildungen Fremaurerischer Denkmünzen und Medaillen... Hamburg, Druck von Br. F. Rademacher, 1898-1905. 8 vol. in-4 blue or red percaline boards, silver title on the boards in a black frame, masonic symbols in cold on the second board (period binding). Some very slight rubbing to the head and neck. Very rare complete set of 8 volumes of this excellent documentation devoted to Masonic medals, illustrated with 177 plates reproducing numerous medals. Volume I : Germany - Volume II : Sweden, Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, St Petersburg, Copenhagen - Volume III : Great Britain and its colonies, Russia, Italy, Switzerland, Germany and others - Volume IV : France and Germany - Volume V : Germany and Hungary - Volume VI : France and Germany - Volume VII : America - Volume VIII : Germany (1742-1905)

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