The 'Chetwode Crawley' M.S. 1720 cir. : Repr. with notes by John T. Thorp

Les fri-macons hyperdrame : [par Clément] : transl. by R.E. Wallace-James :Repr. : with notes by John T. Thorp

The Jacobite Lodge at Rome, 1935-7

Index to the transactions from 1892 to 1944 : comp. by Walter J. Bunney

Bruin in the suds, or, Masonry vindicated : being a poetical narrative of a late famous trial of skill, between a noted vintner and a lodge of free masons, cook'd up in a song :Repr., with notes by John T. Thorp

Free-masonry, the high-way to hell : a sermon wherein is clearly proved, both from reason and scripture, that all who profets these mysteries are in a state of eternal damnationRepr.; with notes by John T. Thorp.

Masonry the turnpike-road to happiness in this life and eternal happiness hereafterRepr. with notes by John T. Thorp

Rite ancien de Bouillon : an old English ritual 1740?Repr. with notes by John T. Thorp

The free mason examin'd, or, The world brought out of darkness : being an authentick account of all the secrets of the ancient society of free masons, which have been handed down by oral tradition only, from the institution to the present time etc.Repr. with notes by John T. Thorpe

Reproductions of masonic manuscripts, books and pamphletsXI. ' Solomon in all his Glory' 1768Facs. repr. with notes by John T. Thorp

The 'Chetwode Crawley' M.S. 1720 cir.Facs. repr. with notes by John T. Thorp

Reception d'un franc-macon découverte à ParisFacs. repr. with [English transl. and] notes by John T. Thorp

History of the Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of Ireland; vol. II

Reception d'un franc-macon découverte à ParisRepr. with [English transl. and] notes by John T. Thorp

Masonry dissected : being a universal and genuine description of all its branches from the original to this present time, as it is deliver'd in the constituted regular lodges both in city and country, according to the several degrees of admission giving an impartial account of their regular proceeding in initiating their new members in the whole three degrees of masonry, to which is added the author'd vindication of himselfWith notes by John T. Thorp