463214 The Three Degrees of Freemasonry, 1864 (chromolitho) by Rosenthal, Louis N. (c.1824-after 1900); 51 x 38 cm; Library Company of Philadelphia, PA, USA; (add.info.: Print containing masonic iconography to depict the three degrees of Freemasonry which are Entered apprentice, Fellow-craft and Master mason. Shows emblems and vignettes representing the benevolent fraternal organization, including the "Three Graces" of Faith, Hope, and Charity; the "Three Pillars," i.e., Ionic, Doric, and Corinthian columns of ancient Greek architecture, representing wisdom, strength, and beauty; allegorical figures and symbols of time, justice, and truth; the theological ladder; mosaic pavement; the masonic charter, by laws, constitution, apron, plumb, square, level, and compass; the Holy Scripture and eye of God; the high hill and low vale; symbols of industriousness; and tools of masonry. Also includes a lamb (i.e., innocence), the three steps of life, a coffin, and pot of incense (i.e., pure heart). Printed by ); 穢 Library Company of Philadelphia ; Polish, out of copyright.