York Rite - Selection of Scottish Rite Freemasonry Books. **check description* - 1951-2000

Selection of Scottish Rite Freemasonry Books. **check description*

Few to highlighted:

*The Scottish Rite for Scotland is a foundational historical and organisational text by R. S. Lindsay, first published in 1957.
The book details how a distinct line of French Speculative Craft Masonry developed and eventually led to the establishment of the Supreme Council for Scotland in 1846. This body controls what Freemasons know as the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of 33 Degrees

*Scott as a Freemason by Bro. Adam Muir Mackay outlines the deep historical connection between the famous Scottish author and the fraternal organization. Originally published as a research paper in the transactions of the Quatuor Coronati Lodge No. 2076 in London, it was later published in a compact 20-page format by Temple-Arch Publishers.

*"Historical Sketch of the Grand Lodge of Antient Free and Accepted Masons of Scotland" is an official commemorative booklet published in 1986 by the Grand Lodge of Scotland. It was released to celebrate the 250th Anniversary of the organization's founding (1736–1986).
The text focuses on chronicling how Scottish Freemasonry transitioned from operative medieval stonemason trade guilds into speculative fraternal lodges

*"An Introduction to Lodge Canongate Kilwinning", which serves as an introductory guide to Lodge Canongate Kilwinning, No. 2—one of the oldest operating Masonic lodges in the world.

**Objects:**
All the objects included in this auction originate from my family’s private used collection, which has been passed down through generations of true Masons.

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