New York: New Amsterdam Book Company, 1903. Small Oblong Octavo. 320 pages. The list of Scottish and Irish scenes in the preliminary pages will help the reader in locating both the historic sites as well as the towns and cities that have changed dramatically from what existed at the beginning..... More
Guthrie, OK. Nd(ca.1999). Octavo. 255pp. Inscribed by compiler Robert G. Davis to a fellow Mason: "May you find much light in Masonry!" dated (19)99. This publication is a record of the first one hundred years of the Scottish Rite of Freemasonry in Gutherie, OK. It is a story of great..... More
Cambridge: Macmillan & Bowes, 1890. Limited Edition. Quarto. In two volumes, 272 and [273]-530pp. The large paper edition of 100 copies. The present copy is number 15 and signed by John Philip Edmond. Illustrated. The first half of the work (Chapters I-xx) ed by Mr. Edmond and based on Dr..... More
Edinburgh: Printed for Charles Eliot and Thomas Cadell, 1778. 3rd edition. xvi, ii, 367 pages, 55 page index. The History was first published, by subscription, at Edinburgh in 1728 by Robert Freebairn, a well-known printer, bookseller, and ardent Jacobite; later editions appeared at Glasgow in 1749, and again at Edinburgh..... More
London; (1987): Grafton Books. First Edition. Octavo. 352 pages. Boldly signed on the title page with his usual upside down name. The Guardian writes: "The best fantasy writer to appear in decades." His genre is "secret histories". He takes established facts of important people in history and finds oddities in..... More