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Freemason Book
Freemason Book

Freemason Book
Freemason Book
32nd Degree Symbol
Freemason Book
Christ as Masonic Brother
Freemason Book
Fredrich the Great in lodge
Freemason Book
Freemason Book
Freemason Book
Freemason Book
Solomon's crown
Freemason Book
Fascination with death
Freemason Book
Freemason Book
Freemason Book
Freemason Book
Freemason Book
Freemason Book
Freemason Book
Wilhelm I and son, Frederich
Freemason Book
King (later) Edward
Freemason Book
Napolean at lodge

“Die Freimaurerei”
Book on the Freemasons from the Library of Dr. Goebbels (Item MASON 1-1 & GOEBBELS 4-2)

DESCRIPTION: This is a fantastically rare book not only because it is the former property of the German Propaganda Minister, but on its own it is an expose of the Masonic craft, all of its secrets are revealed. The role of the Masons in earth shattering events. The true God of Freemasonry in the opinion of the author is shown as “Baphomet’ the demon figure. The book is composed of 294 pages with numerous photos and illustration. These are pictures of Masonic brothers King Edward of England, Kaiser Wilhelm I, Fredrich Kronprinz of Prussia and such notables as Fredrich the Great. Many lodges are shown, various symbolism and ceremonies are illustrated. Documents, alters, glassware with symbolic meaning, special aprons. etc. There seems that a fascination with death is prevalent with skulls and skeletons, even a severed head, the crown of Solomon with its Hebrew writing, coffins, ciphers and even a gate carving showing Jesus as a Masonic brother is depicted  The martyrdom of Jacob De Molay is seen. The book measures 5" x 7 ½"  and is in good shape except for that it is stained slightly on the back cover. The book plate of Dr. Paul Joseph Geobbels is inside the front cover. This is one of the books that were bought at the Frankfurt book exhibition and fair a few years ago. Many of the books came from a collection that goes back into the 50’s accumulated by a German collector who collected nothing but books that belonged to famous people. We were able to purchase books with the Ex Libris plates from Adolf Hitler, Hermann Goring, Goebbels and a large group of books that were from the library of the SS Totenkopf Oberland Standarte. Many of the books are in fine condition while some show much use and sometimes some abuse. This one is in very good general condition. So, what we have here is a very rare and desirable volume that needs to be added to any important book collection dealing with the rare and exotic

PRICE: $485.00 Rare, Rare, truly rare.

 

U.S. Masonic Sword


U.S. Masonic Sword
U.S. Masonic Sword
U.S. Masonic Sword
U.S. Masonic Sword
U.S. Masonic Sword
U.S. Masonic Sword
U.S. Masonic Sword
U.S. Masonic Sword
U.S. Masonic Sword
U.S. Masonic Sword
U.S. Masonic Sword
U.S. Masonic Sword
The owner's name on blade
U.S. Masonic Sword
U.S. Masonic Sword
U.S. Masonic Sword
U.S. Masonic Sword
U.S. Masonic Sword
U.S. Masonic Sword
U.S. Masonic Sword
U.S. Masonic Sword
U.S. Masonic Sword
U.S. Masonic Sword
U.S. Masonic Sword
The carry case
Masonic Sword (Item USARTICLES 2-3 & MASON 1-2)

DESCRIPTION: This is a beautiful example of a dress ceremonial sword of the Freemason sect of “Knights Templar” Atlanta Commandry No. 9.  It was sold by the McLilloy Co. of Columbus, Ohio and belonged to a Brother Ronald A. Limbert .We would venture to say that the sword dates in the 1930’s or earlier. It was an expensive item in its day and the owners of such a prestigious item treasured it most highly. The sword is in beautiful condition with the imitation ivory grip and all the various symbolism of the craft. It has a leather case but the name inside is not Mr. Limberts name and we believe it has a case given to Brother Limbert by another member possibly willed to him as often happened with the membership. This is a prime example of the sword of the 32nd degree of Masonry. The Knights Templar trace their origin back to shortly after the first Crusade. They were called the poor Knights of the Temple of King Solomon. Their sacred mission was to protect pilgrims on their journey to visit the Hoy Places. Today the Masonic order of Templar seek to honor these Knights of yore.

PRICE: $195.00 A nice one!

 

 

 

 

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