Rosicrvcian symbology; a treatise wherein the discerning ones will find the elements of constructive symbology and certain other things
A 1916 treatise on Rosicrucian and Masonic symbolism by George Winslow Plummer, issued in New York by Macoy Publishing and Masonic Supply Co. for lodge members and occult students. Line diagrams number the figures — triangles, circles and Hebrew letter-names stacked into emblems — alongside ivy-leaf headpieces and scrolling stylized trees usable as ornament, mark-making, or diagram scaffolding.
