‎"(SPETH, G. W. - edt.)‎
‎Ars Quatuor Coronatorum, being the Transactions of the Lodge Quatuor Coronati, no. 2076, London. Vols. 1 - 135 (1886 - 2022) - [“THE FOUNDATIONAL JOURNAL OF MODERN MASONIC SCHOLARSHIP""]‎

‎Wargate, ""Keble's Gazette"", 1886 - 2022 8vo. 112 volumes in contemporary full cloth and 40 issues in the original printed wrappers. Most wrappers detached and with nicks and tears. All bound volumes nice and clean. (1886) - (1940) in contemporary full cloth. 1941 - 1958 in original printed wrappers. 1958 - 1960 in contemporary cloth.1961 - in original printed wrappers. 1962-2022 - in original cloth. A fully complete up until 2022.‎

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‎Rare complete set, spanning from its first publication in 1886 up until 2022, of “Ars Quatuor Coronaturum”, the longest continuously running Masonic Research Journal in the world and arguably the most important repository of Masonic history and research. Published by the famous Quatuor Coronati Lodge No. 2076, the publication gathered the leading Masonic historians and bibliographers of the age - among them Gould, Hughan, Speth, Knoop, Jones, Waite and Carr - whose documentary and archival studies revolutionized the understanding of the origins and development in general of Freemasonry. The work was intended to replace “imaginative fiction” with authenticated and factual historical research"" ""Ars Quatuor Coronatorum"" remains the indispensable foundation for all serious study of the Craft. Its pages contain pioneering essays on early lodge records, rituals, symbolism, Rosicrucianism, Templar traditions, continental Masonry, and the bibliographical history of the Order.‎