A Fantastic Collection Of eBooks Dedicated To The Study Of Freemasonry

Over 150 old, rare and out of print books converted to a modern ebook format accessible to all.
This outstanding collection covers
The Full A – Z encyclopedia of Freemasonry
The origin of Freemasonry
The legends of Freemasonry
The symbols and regalia of Freemasonry
The Rights and Rituals of Freemasonry
The obligation of Freemasons
Religion and Freemasonry
12 copies of a 1915 Freemason journal
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Encyclopedia of Freemasonry - Albert Mackey

This book Comprising the Whole Range of Arts, Sciences and Literature as Connected With the Institution. Mackey knew that very few men have the means, time, and the inclination for the purchase of numerous books, and for the close and attentive reading of them...to acquire a knowledge of all matters connected with the science, the philosophy, and the history of his Order. It was this thought that suggested to him that he should collect materials for a work which under one cover might help to enlighten his Brethren. This book is so absorbing you could sit and read it from cover to cover. It also serves as a handy reference guide for any Masonic question that may arise. Highly recommended.
With 3840 Pages
This is the definitive A – Z of every Freemason
Some Deeper Aspects of Masonic Symbolism - A.E. Waite

Long out of print this is essential reading for those Freemasons interested in a more complete understanding of the Masonic degrees that make up the Craft Lodge of Masonry. Topics covered include, the meaning of initiation, the Third Degree, the Christian Mysteries, Operative Masonry, The Old Charges and a host of other topics.
The Secret Teachings of All Ages - Manly P Hall

This massive work runs to almost 50 chapters, each so dense with information that it is the equivalent of an entire short book. Secret Teachings is an encyclopedic outline of masonic, hermetic, qabalistic and Rosicrucian symbolical philosophy.
Morals And Dogma - Albert Pike

An absolute must read for all Masons or anyone looking for long lost knowledge. This 861 page volume of 'lectures' on the esoteric roots of Freemasonry, specifically the 32-degree Scottish Rite, was first published in 1872. The book is composed of 32 chapters, each discussing the philosophical symbolism of a degree of Freemasonry in exhaustive detail.
The Principles of Masonic Law - Albert G. Mackey

'A Treatise on the Constitutional Laws, Usages and Landmarks of Freemasonry'. One reviewer writes of this classic "This book lays bare the secrets of the worlds oldest clandestine organization. Learn about Masonry from one who knows."
The Symbolism of Freemasonry - Albert G. Mackey

From the original 1882 first edition, is an essential work for anyone serious about understanding Freemasonry. It illustrates and explains the science and philosophy, legends, myths and symbols of Freemasonry.
The Lost Keys of Freemasonry - Manly P. Hall

Hall's classic work on history's most secretive brotherhood. Hall was a Mason himself and nurtured a lifelong interest in the secret fraternal order, making it the focus of one of his earliest and best-loved books, The Lost Keys of Freemasonry. In this celebrated work, he examines the ethical training required of a Freemason, and the character traits a Mason must "build" within himself.
The Templar Orders in Freemasonry - A. E. Waite

Long out of print, this is a must read for those interested in how Masonic Templarism began. Waite examines the legends of post Templar existence via such notable figures as Andrew Michael Ramsay and Baron Karl von Hund who were first to draw a connection between Crusader era orders and the Masonic Brotherhood. A classic
Illustrations of Masonry - William Preston

One of the most influential descriptions of Freemasonry ever published. Its origins lay in a 1772 lecture by Preston analyzing the symbolism and moral significance of the initiation ceremony and the first degree. He developed his vindication of Freemasonry into a powerful piece of writing which has profoundly influenced the character of Freemasonry up to the present day. He describes various Masonic ceremonies, and also provides a history of Freemasonry which remains an indispensable source for English Masonic history.
Brothers & Builders, The Basis & Spirit of Freemasonry - J. F. Newton

This classic in Masonic literature presents an early history of Freemasonry and an exposition on the faith of Masonry.Newton provides answers to the most sought after questions, simply and completely.
The Cooke Manuscript

One of the oldest known Masonic documents, the Cooke Manuscript dates back to 1450. The complete text is provided here in a modern translation of the Olde English. Essential.
I hope this gives you an idea of the calibre of the ebooks I am selling.
This collection also includes
The Romance of Freemasonry - Joseph Fort Newton
The Constitutions of the Freemasons - James Anderson
History of Freemasonry - Rev Geo Oliver
A brief history of the martinist order
Famous Freemasons
The Builders
A Story & Study of Masonry - Joseph Fort Newton
Freemason Bluebook - PGM Josiah Drummond
The Hidden Gears of Freemasonry
Ancient and Modern initiation - Max Heindel
The Rosicrucian Mysteries - Max Heindel
The Rosicrucian Cosmo-Conception - Max Heindel
Gleanings of a Mystic - Max Heindel
Teachings of an initiate - Max Heindel
The Rosicrucians - Max Heindel
In the Pronaos of the Temple of Wisdom - Franz Hartmann
The Rosicrucians - Their Rites and Mysteries - Hargrave Jennings
The Official Monitor of the Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons
Fama Fraternatatis
Confessio Fraternatatis
The Chymical Wedding
Ara Frederis Theraphici
The Consideratio Brevis of Philip a Gabella
Speculum sophicum rhodostavrioticum
Bacstrom's Rosicrucian Society
The Rosie crucian Prayer to God
Secret Symbols of the Rosicrucians
An anonymous treatise on the philosophers stone
Vaughan's preface to the Rosicrucian Manifesto
The Dionysian Artificers
Lewis - Rosicrucian Manual
Freemasonry and the Druids - W Winwood Reade
The Veil of Isis, or mysteries of the Druids - W Winwood Reade
Mithraism, Freemasonry, and the Ancient Mysteries - Brother H L Haywood
The Apron, The Golden Bowl, and the Silver Cord - Brother H L Haywood
The Old Charges - Brother H L Haywood
The Hiramic Legend - Manly P Hall
The History of the Knights Templar - Charles G Addison
The Regius Manuscript (Regius poem)
Andersons Constitutions
Origins of Freemasonry - Thomas Paine
What is Alchemy - A E Waite
Real History of the Rosicrucians - A E Waite
Pictorial Symbols of Alchemy - A E Waite
The Hermetic & Rosicrucian Mysteries - A E Waite
The Hermetic Museum - A E Waite
The Constitutions of the Grand Lodge of Massachusets - Charles Whitlock
Moore
The Genius of Masonry
Reading Guide to the Scottish Rite Works of Albert Pike
The Lodge and its furniture - William Harvey
The Mason's Apron - William Harvey
Freemasons from AD 1600 to the Grand Lodge Era - a sketch
A Brief History of Lodge Mother kilwinning
Working Tools - W Bro. B H Siddle
Lodge Plan of Masonic education
Items for Masonic lodge Bulletins
The Symbolism of the First Degree of Masonry
Freemasonry at the Siege of Quebec 1759 – 60
Growth and Service of the Fellowcraft Degree - N W J Hayden
The wages of an entered apprentice
An explanation of the Third degree Tracing Board - G R Oswell
The Candidates Dream
Motivating Masons
Rededicating Masonry
Part of the problem, part of the cause
My Obligations as a Freemason
Freemasons and its Landmarks
Masonic Education - Bro J A Evans
A programme for Peace in an Industrial Age
The Place of Religion in Freemasonry
The Worthies of Freemasonry, Solomon, The Founder of the Temple
Some Principles of Masonic Law
Freemasonry - Secret or Not?
Freemasonry and Social England in the 18th Century
Interest and Zeal
Three Things I Know - Joseph Fort Newton
A Universal Masonry - Conrad Hahn
Determining Recognition - Harry W Bundy
Masonry and The Rule of Law - S Garth Conran
The Mason's Mallett - William Harvey
Origin of Freemasonry - Edward T Schultz
Masonic Origin in the Mysteries - W J Collett
Freemasonry and the New Order
Gold, Silver, Brass, Iron
The Philosophy of the First Degree - Harry E Howard
Masonic Tracing Boards - Bro E A T Breed
The Compasses - Samuel Pfrimmer
Responsibilities and Opportunities of a Master
Responsibilities and Opportunities of a Lodge Secretary
Masonic Words and Phrases - W J Collett
Travelling Craftsmen - E Elliston
Citizenship and Freemasonry - George P Ellis
The Meaning of Masonic Obligations - R W Harris
Hiram Abif
The Beginnings of a Free and Accepted Masonry
The 3 step guide to Useful Living
A Short History of the Craft
The Compass - Hugh Young
The ministry of Masonry - Joseph Fort Newton
The Spirit of Masonry - Joseph Fort Newton
Emblematic Freemasonry - A E Waite
The Meaning of Masonry - Albert Pike
The Masonic Manual - Robert MacCoy
The Mason's Confession - Dundee Manuscript
Symbolism, The Hiramic Legend, and The Master's Word
A bunch of Keys
A Lecture on the Various Rituals of Freemasonry
What is Freemasonry?
The Philosophy of Masonry I - Roscoe Pond
The Philosophy of Masonry II - Roscoe Pond
The Philosophy of Masonry III - Roscoe Pond
The Philosophy of Masonry IV - Roscoe Pond
The Philosophy of Masonry V - Roscoe Pond
The Church's Debt to Freemasonry
The History of the Two Pillars
Mason's Duty and Happiness - C D Holmes
Robert Burns - Freemason - Brother Fred J Belford
The Duty of the Master in the Government of a Masonic Lodge
Confusion is upon us
The Third Degree in Freemasonry - its ornaments and emblems
King Solomons Temple and the story of the third degree - Robert Smaites
Our ritual - a study in its development - Brother J Mason Allan
Who Will Follow in our Train - Bro R C Hodsman
The Scottish Ancestry of Freemasonry
I saw a footprint in the sand - Historical Address by W Bro George L Buck
Towards the sources of freemasonry - J Mason Allan
The Ashlars and the Plumb Rule
The Worshipful Company of Masons and its connection with Freemasonry
The Pillars of Freemasonry, their origin and meaning - William Harvey
A speculative philosophy as unfolded in a search for a 4th dimension
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Over 150 old, rare and out of print books dedicated to the study of Freemasonry
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