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Morals and Dogma of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry
Albert Pike — Original March 1913 Printing
Offered for sale is an antique 1913 printing of Albert Pike’s influential work on Freemasonry, Masonic philosophy, symbolism, religion, and the teachings of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite.
Published under the authority of the Supreme Council of the Thirty-Third Degree for the Southern Jurisdiction of the United States.
The copyright page identifies this particular printing as manufactured by L. H. Jenkins of Richmond, Virginia, in March 1913.
Features the original burgundy/maroon cloth hardcover with decorative embossed borders, elaborate gilt Scottish Rite double-headed eagle on the front cover, gilt Masonic decorations and lettering on the spine, and gilt page edges.
A desirable early 20th-century edition of one of the most recognized historical works associated with Scottish Rite Freemasonry.
Condition:
Antique book in fair to good exterior condition, showing noticeable wear consistent with its age of more than 110 years.
* Original cloth hardcover with gilt Masonic decorations.
* Noticeable rubbing, scuffing, and wear to the covers and spine.
* Fraying and wear at the spine ends and corners.
* Areas of cloth loss and abrasion, particularly near the lower cover edge and on the spine.
* Gilt spine decorations show rubbing and fading.
* Gilt page edges remain attractive, with age-related wear.
* Interior title and publication pages appear clean and legible, with light age-related discoloration.
* Overall presents as an attractive antique Masonic volume despite its exterior wear.
Binding integrity and complete pagination have not been independently verified.
Please examine all photographs carefully, as they form an important part of the condition description. The book is being sold in its existing antique condition, with no restoration represented.
An interesting addition to any collection of antique Masonic literature, Scottish Rite history, fraternal organization memorabilia, religious philosophy, or historical esoteric writings.
