1812 JOHN A. ROHR. The Free Mason's Instructor; Or, Lectures on the First Three Degrees of Masonry. Preaching they would become some of

they would become some of the most costly books extant

Volume II has a simple presentation label on the pastedown and one stamp on the title page

Exhibition Grounds

McCandliss and Lieutenant J T Chittendan

Illustrated in a Course of Serious and Practical Addresses

1812 JOHN A. ROHR. The Free Mason's Instructor; Or, Lectures on the First Three Degrees of Masonry. Preaching they would become some ofVery rare early American Free Masonry Imprint. The Tennessee Lodge of Research's 2010 report indicates only six American printed Free Masonry works in America after Benjamin Franklin's 1730 Mystery of Free Masonry over the course of the succeeding hundred years, this being one of them, and right up there in scarcity. The only known holdings are the Astor Library [1866 Catalogue] and the New York Public Library. These are, however, likely one and the