SOME ROYAL ARCH FREEMASONRY BOOKS - Suggested Reading:
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  "The Royal Arch Journey" by Revd Neville Barker Cryer 
   An analyis of the history of the Royal Arch, its origins 
     and development, and its place in the present day 
     Masonic tradition.
   Paperback, 96 pages
   ISBN: 9780853183310 


  "What do you know about the Royal Arch?" 
     by Revd Neville Barker Cryer
   Ten lectures.  Paperback. 
   ISBN 0853182272


  "Royal Arch Matters" by Roy A Wells 
   An introduction to some basic Royal Arch peculiarities 
     of ritual and furniture, including the oldest teaching 
     authority in the Royal Arch. 
   48 pages including b/w illustrations - Softback
   ISBN 0853181403  


  "Understanding The Royal Arch" by Richard Sandbach
    An explanation of the origins and meaning of the Holy 
      Royal Arch of Jerusalem. 
    ISBN 0853181934   


  "Some Royal Arch Terms Explained" by Roy A Wells
    An explanation of the many Hebrew words found in Royal 
      Arch rituals. Most are meaningless to many members and 
      this book sets out to correct this. 
    ISBN 0853181543   


  "A Glossary of the Craft and Holy Royal Arch Rituals of Freemasonry" 
    by ACF Jackson 
    A modern interpretation of the words used in Masonic rituals. 
    ISBN 085318190X    


  "Freemason's Book of the Royal Arch" by Bernard E Jones
    (revised by Harry Carr and A.R. Hewitt, London, 1970)
    A thorough account of the Royal Arch, looking at its legends, 
      history, symbolism and working.  
    Hardcover. 294 pages
    ISBN 978-0245582844 


  "The Freemasons' Guide and Compendium" 
     from the Lintel Trust (Jersey and UK) 


  "Royal Arch Masonry in South Australia and the Northern Territory 1856-1986"
    edited by ADR Marlow
    (1986, Adelaide)


  "Fifty Royal Arch Questions & Answers" by Harry A Mendoza
    (QCCC Ltd books)


  "The Ensigns of the Twelve Tribes of Israel" by Harry A Mendoza (1989)
    The banners or ensigns depicted on the staves that are to be seen 
      in a Royal Arch Chapter are here described and explained.
    Hardback, 102 pages, ISBN 0907655483


  "Royal Arch Working Explained" by Herbert F Inman (1933)
    

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