Two vintage legal documents or booklets on a dark background. The front booklet is tan with brown embossed text reading 'RITUAL IMPERIAL COURT DAUGHTERS OF ISIS' and a small emblem.
1959 Daughters of Isis ritual booklet with pale pink cover and printed emblem
Interior title page of 1959 Daughters of Isis ritual booklet
Close view of 1959 Daughters of Isis ritual booklet cover
An open book showing printed pages about a funeral service, with diagrams, labels, and text including 'FUNERAL SERVICE' and '22'.
Back cover of vintage 1959 Daughters of Isis ritual booklet
1967 Constitution and General Laws of the Daughters of Isis green booklet
Title page of 1967 Daughters of Isis constitution and general laws booklet
Reverse side of vintage Daughters of Isis booklet showing age and paper wear
Vintage Daughters of Isis Ritual & Constitution Books, 1959–1967

Vintage Daughters of Isis Ritual & Constitution Books, 1959–1967

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A matched pair of vintage Daughters of Isis booklets spanning eight years of organizational history.

Included are:

1959 Ritual
Ritual of the Imperial Court, Daughters of Isis
North and South America and Its Jurisdictions

1967 Constitution and General Laws
The Daughters of Isis

Both books bear the same handwritten previous-owner inscription, suggesting they belonged to the same member. The visible membership number has been intentionally omitted from the listing.

Together, the two booklets form a small archival set connected to the Daughters of Isis, the women’s auxiliary associated with Prince Hall Shriner organizations.

These are original vintage publications, not reproductions.

Condition
Age-related wear is present throughout, including cover wear, discoloration, handling marks, and other signs consistent with vintage paper ephemera. Please review photos closely for condition.

Sold as a pair.

For collectors of:
fraternal history, Prince Hall history, African American organizational history, women’s history, Masonic and Shrine-related ephemera, vintage ritual books, and historical paper.