Catalogue
The catalogue records the Deposit in the numeration adopted at the 1978 accessioning (VI.1919.01–41). Entries state materials, dimensions, dating, and provenance so far as these can be established; where they cannot, the entry says so. Researchers noting errors are asked to write to the Keeper, who reads such letters with gratitude and answers them slowly.
| Accession | Title |
|---|---|
| VI.1919.01 | The Vigil Book (the Nigrine Codex) |
| VI.1919.02 | The Seven-Fold Profession (six leaves) |
| VI.1919.03 | The Diary of Harriet Considine — withdrawn from display |
| VI.1919.07 | The Schism Vessel |
| VI.1919.12–18 | The Seven Seals of the Gates |
| VI.1919.19 | The Axis |
| VI.1919.22–23 | The Tablets of the Watch (two of three) |
| VI.1919.31 | Tablet: the Goat of Mendes (“the Baphomet Tablet”) |
| VI.1919.40 | The Instrument of Dissolution |
The sealed archive (unaccessioned)
The archive received in 1919 under seal was opened by order of the Trustees in 1931 and found to comprise correspondence, accounts, and ritual papers, 1770s–1917. A portion, removed from London for safekeeping, was destroyed by enemy action in 1940–41; the war-losses list appeared in Cygnus. The household accounts survive complete and are, the Institute is bound to say, the best-kept documents the Order produced.