SIGNED TO GRAND MASTER OF HUNGARY, 1909, 1st, GRAND LODGE PENNSYLVANIA, MASONIC

Description: Souvenir Album Showing the Various Places of Meeting of the R.W. Grand Lodge F. and A.M. of Pennsylvania for the Past Century and a Half, Together with Interior Views in the New Temple Prepared under the direction of the Committee on Library by Julius F. Sachse Philadelphia: Masonic Temple 1909 First Edition Signed inscription by the author to Professor Árpád Bokay de Boka (1864–1940), who was the R. W. Grand Master of Hungary at the time. Oblong octavo, [6] pages followed by 24 color plates printed on the recto only. Publisher's original gilt lettered blue cloth covered boards. Several Hungarian purple ink stamps. Some rubbing and wear, corner bumped, else in very good condition. Professor Árpád Bokay de Boka (1864–1940) was a Hungarian lawyer, politician, and Freemason. He served as the Grand Master of the Hungarian Grand Lodge from 1909 to 1911. Bokay de Boka was known for his legal expertise, political involvement, and contributions to Freemasonry during a period of significant change in Hungary. His leadership in Freemasonry and his professional endeavors left a lasting impact on Hungarian society during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. If you have any questions, feel free to ask, and don't forget to check out my other listings.

Price: 962.5 USD

Location: West Chester, Pennsylvania

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