107 - GRAND ORIENT and others. — Set of 13 bound volumes; some flaws and missing pages.

GRAND ORIENT and others. — Set of 13 bound volumes; some flaws and missing pages. — CAUCHOIS (Henri). Oral Course on Symbolic Freemasonry in Twelve Sessions. Paris, E. Dentu, 1863. In-8, half-basane, covers preserved (modern binding). First edition. Signed autograph dedication. — FAVRE (François). Masonic Documents. Paris, A. Teissier’s Masonic Bookstore, 1866. In-8, half-basane with braiding; binding slightly rubbed, large tear on the title page (modern binding). First edition. — FISCH (J.-C.-A.). [An Introduction to the Philosophy of Freemasonry. Paris, published by the author, 1863]. Large 8vo, half-shagreen, spine decorated with gilded Masonic motifs, gilded initials “S. M.” on the front cover; title page missing (contemporary binding). First edition, rare. Separate chromolithographed plates. — GRAND ORIENT. Supreme Council for France and French Possessions. Booklets on the Symbolic Degrees. Lodge Installation. Temple Inauguration. Banquet. Funeral Rites. Paris, printed by the Masonic Press: Vve Hugonis, 1887. Large quarto, half-shagreen with corner pieces (contemporary binding). Copy from the Les Artistes Réunis Lodge in Limoges, bearing the signatures of several members of the Lodge Council, including Louis AMIABLE. — GRAND ORIENT. Supreme Council for France and French Possessions. Booklets on Symbolic Degrees. Installation of the Workshop. Inauguration of the Temple. Banquet. Funeral Rites. Paris, Masonic Press: Vve Hugonis, 1887. Large quarto, half-basane (contemporary binding). Copy from the Les Amis du Travail Lodge in Marseille, bearing the signatures of several members of the Lodge Council, including Louis AMIABLE. — GRAND ORIENT. Constitution, Bylaws, and General Regulations of the Masonic Order in France. Paris, at the General Secretariat of the Grand Orient of France, 1867. 8vo, decorated half-shagreen; Lodge seal die-cut on the half-title page (contemporary binding). — GRAND ORIENT. Constitution, Bylaws, and General Regulations of the Masonic Order in France. Paris, General Secretariat of the Grand Orient of France, 1870. 8vo, decorated half-basane (contemporary binding). — GRAND ORIENT. Constitution, Bylaws, and General Regulations of the Masonic Order in France. Paris: General Secretariat of the Grand Orient of France, 1877. In-8, decorated half-maroquin; copy with wide margins, worn binding (contemporary binding). Provenance: Louis-Auguste-César Poulle, 33rd degree, member and secretary of the Order’s Council at the Grand Orient (stamp on the half-title page). — GRAND ORIENT. Compilation of approximately fifty circulars issued by the Grand Orient. 1852–1884. Bound as a single quarto volume in percaline (modern binding). Several documents are signed by dignitaries. Includes the Articles of Incorporation of the civil society established for the purchase of the mansion on Rue Cadet (1862). — PAPUS (Gérard Encausse, known as). What a Master Mason Must Know. Paris, Gustave Ficker (“Bibliothèque de science philosophique” collection, No. III), 1910. In-8, half-basane (contemporary binding). First edition. One plate inserted. — RAGON (Jean-Marie). — Freemasonry. Ritual of the Apprentice Mason containing the ceremonial, an explanation of all the symbols of the degree, etc. Paris, Teissier et Cie, [1877]. In-8, long-grain half-maroquin (contemporary binding). — TEISSIER (Charles-Adolphe). General Manual of Freemasonry, including the seven major degrees of the French Rite, the thirty-three degrees of the Scottish Rite, and the three degrees of Adoption Masonry. Paris, at the Teissier Masonic Bookstore, [1883]. 8vo, half-shagreen decorated with three gold dots at the tail; binding slightly worn (contemporary binding). Lithographed plates inserted separately. — [WIRTH (Oswald) et al.]. Interpretive Ritual for the Degree of Apprentice. Paris, R:. L:. Work and True Faithful Friends, [1893]. 8vo, cardboard Bradel binding with title label on the spine (modern binding). First edition of this collective work by the Masonic Group for Initiatic Studies led by Oswald Wirth, published with the approval of the Symbolic Grand Lodge of France.