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Tracing boards

John Harris (1791-1873)
Nineteenth century English watercolourist and miniaturist, John Harris (1791-1873) was initiated in London in 1818 and, reputedly, commissioned by the Duke of Sussex, Grand Master of the United Grand Lodge of England, to harmonize the many tracing boards of the post Union period.
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John Harris, Craft and Royal Arch Tracing Boards. London: 8 April 1844.(9 1/16 x 5 1/2 inches; 230 x 141 mm.) He also engraved two Royal Arch boards: [IMAGE 1] [IMAGE 2].
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The Scottish Workings of Craft Masonry. London : A Lewis, 1898.

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The Textbook of Freemasonry: A complete Handbook of Instruction to all the Workings in the Various Mysteries and Ceremonies of Craft Masonry…. compiled by a member of the craft. Third edition Revised with Additions. London : William Reeves, 1881 [1870].

Josiah Bowring (1757-1832)

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Josiah Bowring, 1819, Hand-painted boards on wood.
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