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Title: The gems of masonry : emblematic and descriptive
Year: 1859 (1850s)
Authors: Sherer, John
Subjects: Freemasonry
Publisher: Cincinnati : The Author
Contributing Library: Getty Research Institute
Digitizing Sponsor: Getty Research Institute

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of oneby three-inch lumber, as an upright, of suitable height,with a foot made by nailing four twelve-inch pieces ofthe same, at right-angles, at the lower end, and drivinga nail partially into the upper end of the upright, fromwhich to suspend the chart or Pillar. SHEREKS MASTERS OAEPET, In three parts, should be hung, while using either part,near the W. M., on an upright made as above described.The large Masters Carpet—six by six and one«half feet—can also be used in the sameway. To such lodges as are not supplied with wooden Pil-lars or the Floor-cloth representing the M. C, etc., thepublisher will forward, at his own expense, by express,samples of these Pillars and M. C. Maps, to the endthat the brethren members of such lodges may examinethem, and decide from actual sight as to their merits andsuitability for the purpose for which they are designed.Address JOHN SHERER, Masonic Publisher, Cincinnafi, Ohio. THIS VIEW 18 A FAC-SIMILE 0 F SHERERS FELLOW CRAFT CHART. SIZE 4^^ X 6.
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6 MASONIC PUBLICATIONS. 7.-GEMS OF MASONRY.Thi^j is an illustrated volume of some 64 pages,containing historical and scriptural references to theemblems of the first seven degrees. By its aid anybrother can take a keen interest in recalling to memorywhat he has seen in the work of those degrees, and theW. M. is enabled to store his mind with refreshingknowledge suitable and indeed necessary for his office.The price is but $1, post-paid to any part of the XJ. S.or Canada. 8.-WEBBS FEEEMASOFS MONITOE. This book is an exact copy of the edition #f 1816, asto language, with the improvements of illustration andnotes necessary to make it a useful book at the presentday. Being the oldest Monitor in America, Webbswork has been the parent and fount of informationfrom whence has been derived all the Masonic hand-books in the United States. Price $1. 9.-VIEW OF JERUSALEM AS BESIEGED BY TITUS. This is a magnificent chromo-lithograph, printed inthe best style of the art. It has been pronounced amos

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