A handwritten French notebook containing Grades 16 to 22.

Grade 21 book two of the Cahiers Francaises, Rit Ancient accepte [French books, Ancient and Accepted Rites], Grades 13-18 & 21 [6 volumes tied together]. It is the second of two handwritten French notebooks for Grade 21.

Grade 15 to 18 of the Cahiers Francaises, Rit Ancient accepte [French books, Ancient and Accepted Rites], Grades 13-18 & 21 [6 volumes tied together]. It is a handwritten French notebook.

Grade 14 of the Cahiers Francaises, Rit Ancient accepte [French books, Ancient and Accepted Rites], Grades 13-18 & 21 [6 volumes tied together]. It is a handwritten French notebook.

A handwritten French notebook with the title Grades 11 à 15.

A handwritten French notebook with the title VII Grade Prevôt et Juge. There are several other sections from VII to XIIII.

A small handwritten notebook in French with the title Rose Croix-Grade No. 1. The first page of the notebook is titled Le Chevalier de Rose-Croix followed by several sections including one with a symbolic code for each letter of the alphabet.

One hardcover volume entitled Code et Statuts generaux des Tribunaux des Grands inquisiteurs, Inspecteurs Commandeurs[Code and General Statutes of the Court of the Grand Inquisitors, Inspectors Commanders]. This is followed by a preliminary title, De L’autorite Maconnique dans le Regime Ecossais philosophique [Masonic authority of the Scottish philosophical system], containing 4 Articles. There are 10 other sections that contain Articles 10-161. These sections are titled the Courts; Offences; Sentences; Appeals; the Presidents and Officers of the Court and their functions; Formality of rigor required before and after the admission of Grand Inspectors, their duties and responsibilities, the Elections; Work, Admissions, Visitors; The Creation of the Courts of the Grand Inspectors and Chapters, the great black and white eagles; the Deputy Grand Inspectors; and General Provisions. This section is dated the 10th day of the first month, 1787. The next section contains a sketch of the cross of the Inspector Commander, followed by examples of letters patent, including those for the creation of a tribunal, a deputy Grand Inspector, and a chapter of the Grand Eagles, white and black. This is followed by General Articles of the Chapters of the Grand Eagles, white and black of the Scottish (philosophical) Rite, followed by 4 crests. The last section is titled Statutes and Regulations: Philosophical creed convents by the authority of the Grand Supreme and S. [Sovereign] Court, chief order of France, 10 March, 1787. This section contains a preliminary discourse and 25 regulations. The remaining few pages of the volume contain more examples of documents and letters.

A letter handwritten in French with envelope to Monsieur Thory. The letter is dated February 6, 1825 and is six pages in length.

Leaflet, n.d. The document ends with the names of the Officers of the G.L. administration, including Roettiers-De-Montaleau, De Joly, Bertonasco, De JolyFrayssinet, and Borie. There is a crest below the names with the words “Grand Orient de France” included. This leaflet was included with the book Histoire de la foundation du Grand Orient de France.