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Advertisement for Regalia, jewels, seals, and ornaments, manufactured and sold by Elias Combs, 1854-1855
This broadside advertises for Elias Combs’ regalia store on 244 Grand Street in New York City. The date of the broadside is an estimate based upon the printer’s name and the address of Combs’ store. Baker, Godwin & Co., the printer of this broadside, used this name from 1850-1855, before renaming the company Baker & Godwin. Combs store was at various locations from 1844 until 1854, when Combs moved his business from 111 Broadway to 244 Grand Street.
Advertisement for Second Lecture on the Symbolism of Freemasonry, 1875
Advertisement for "The Second Lecture on the Symbolism of Freemasonry" by Albert Pike from Orient of Washington, D.C., Southern Jurisdiction of A. A.S.R.
Advertisement for "The Freemason," 1867
Advertisement for "The Freemason", vol. 1, no. 11, Nov. 1, 1867, edited and published by George Frank Gouley of St. Louis, Mo. (later Grand Secretary of Grand Lodge of Missouri, 1872). It includes a discussion of the relationship between Ancient Craft Masonry and Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite Masonry. It was printed by the Weekly Masonic Review, Cincinnati, Ohio, on Dec. 23, 1867.
Advertisement for the Knights of Columbus catalogue postcard, 1901-1907
Lithograph postcard of an advertisement for the Knights of Columbus catalogue with a picture depicting the catalogue on the right side of the postcard.
Advertising card of A.W. Pollard, Merchant Tailor, circa 1900
Advertising card for A.W. Pollard, Merchant Tailor, at No. 6 Court St. in Boston. He was a dealer in cloths, cassimeres, vestings, and also a costume and regalia manufacturer. The card includes a border composed of Masonic symbols and a schedule of Masonic meetings in the Boston area on the back of the card.
Advertising cards for Singer Co., Boston, circa 1900
Advertising cards for Singer Company with photographs of important monuments in Boston including Trinity Church, State House, Common, and the Boston Public Library
Agents Wanted for Scarlet Book of Free Masonry broadside, 1885
Broadside soliciting agents to sell book entitled Scarlet Book of Free Masonry. It contains endorsements from Daniel Sickels, 33°, and John W. Simons, 33°, and others. The Scarlet Book of Free Masonry was first published by Redding & Co. in 1879. This solicitation likely refers to the 1885 edition, based on date of endorsements.
