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Local nameকলকাতা (Kolkata)
CountryIndia
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Calcutta (Inde)
  1. [FRANC-MACONNERIE] Bye-laws of "Capestone" lodge of Mark Masters
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    [FRANC-MACONNERIE] Bye-laws of "Capestone" lodge of Mark Masters

    Fred Lewis, Calcutta central press company|Calcutta 1870|11 x 17.5 cm|Reliure de l'éditeur

    First edition.

    Publisher's full blue pebbled cloth binding, smooth spine lettered in gilt to the centre of the upper cover, double blind-ruled frames to covers, some discoloration to covers.

    Leaves 2, 8, 12, 14, 16 and 18 have been interleaved.

    No copies traced in the CCF or WorldCat. Extremely rare.

    Founded in 1864, this Indo-British lodge was affiliated with the Order of Mark Master Masons, established in 1769, a society connected with Freemasonry.

    €1,200
  2. [FRANC-MACONNERIE] Bye-laws of Lodge St. Thomas in the East, No. 404 of the constitution of Scotland, established 7th May 1860, and held at the Scotch Masonic Hall, 10, Sudder street, Calcutta
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    [FRANC-MACONNERIE] Bye-laws of Lodge St. Thomas in the East, No. 404 of the constitution of Scotland, established 7th May 1860, and held at the Scotch Masonic Hall, 10, Sudder street, Calcutta

    Tho. S. Smith|Calcutta 1867|11.2 x 18.7 cm|Broché

    First edition of these extremely rare statutes of an Indo-British lodge established in Calcutta since 1860.

    No copy recorded in the CCF or in WorldCat.

    Minor losses to the spine and corners of the boards, with one tear at the head of the upper cover skilfully restored.

     

    €1,500
  4. Bytal-Puchisi or the twenty five tales of Bytal

    Bytal-Puchisi or the twenty five tales of Bytal

    Printed at the Sobha-Bazar Press|Calcutta [Calcutta] 1834|13 x 20 cm|relié
    Bytal-Puchisi Or The Twenty Five Tales of Bytal
    Printed at the Sobha-Bazar Press
    | Calcutta 1834 | 13 x 20 cm | contemporary calf
    First edition of the English translation. Portrait of Rajah Kalee-Krishen Behadur, translator, mounted on guards on the frontispiece.
    Contemporary binding half red calf, spine decorated with gilt fleurons and fillets, glued paper boards highlighted with a gilt roll-stamp, marbled endpapers.
    Some skillfully filled wormholes, sometimes damaging a few letters without hindering reading.
    The twenty-five stories in this collection are linked to a Hindu legend, originally written in Sanskrit in the 11th century by Somadeva under the title...
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