Resultados de búsqueda: Libros de JD Holmes, ABAA - ILAB

York Beach: Samuel Weiser, 2000. Limited, numbered edition of 300 copies only of which this is number 272. A FINE CLOTH COPY IN FINE DUST JACKET. Illustrated. Bookplate tipped at half title with enumeration, signed by Michell. Tall octavo.

Westminster: Archibald Constable and Company, 1892. FIRST EDITION. Bruise to the lower corners; otherwise, a VERY GOOD or better cloth copy, majority unopened. 419 pages, indexed with the original perfed order slips still attached in the rear of the volume. Small octavo.

Paris: Ernest Leroux, 1927. A FINE COPY. Beautifully bound in quarter premium cloth with corners and marbled boards, with a short note by Charles Muses, on the rear end paper, together with his typed review laid in. Paul Oltramare was a Sanskritist, and historian of religious ideas of Ancient India. Text in French. [xii], 382 pages. Small quarto.

Stockholm: Edda Publishing, 2015. Limited to 360 copies only. A Fine Premium Cloth Volume in Dust Jacket. Ernst Junger's dream-like story "Visit to Godenholm" [1952] takes the reader on a strange journey to an island off an unknown Scandinavian coastline. Visitors to Godenholm are received by the powerful philosopher-magician Schwarzenberg, and suddenly all concepts of time and space are irrelevant. The visitors have no choice but to face their inner processes and individual expectations in a remarkably potent psychic free zone. The author, Ernst Junger (1895-1998), is one of German literature's strangest. Junger was also a keen entomologist and created a literary language permeated by references to strange flora and fauna, as well as to various ancient myths and traditions. This work has been translated from the German by Annabel Moynihan, and a new introduction by Junger scholar, Elliot Neaman, has been added. The beautiful and luminous illustrations are by Swedish artist, Fredrik… Leer más

New York: Garland Publishing, 1984. Facsimile of the 1807 edition published by Stockwell at London. A FINE SET, archival and sewn. Sir William Jones (1746-1794) was the translator of the "Laws of Manu", Persian and Arabic poetry, founder of the Asiatick Society of Bengal and wrote voluminously for the journal, "Asiatick Researches". Introduction by Robert D. Richardson, Jr. 551 pages. Octavos.

Manila: Cunanan, 1971. Copy stamped number 89. A FINE HARDCOVER VOLUME, consisting of 42 individually paginated articles and essays by such authors as Alan Kardec, Ursula Robert, John Milne, S. Ralph Harlow, and others. Eight page bibliography. Approximately 200 mimeographed leaves. Tall 4to. Scarce.

New York: Simon and Schuster, 1971. First US Printing. A FINE CLOTH COPY in fine dust jacket. Preface by Huston Smith. An essential reference compiled by the Traditionalist school of Guenon and Schuon. 1143 pages. One of the essentials. Small 4to.

London/New York, Soncino Press 1984. A FINE SET in laminated boards, Smythe-sewn. Introduction by Dr. J. Abelson. Originally issued in 1933 as the first English translation of this seminal work in Judaica. V. I: 390 pages. V. II: 404 pages. V. III: 420 pages. V. IV: 412 pages. V. V: 406 pages. Octavo.

Los Angeles: Philosophical Research Society, 1953. FIRST EDITION. Colored frontispiece, and photos by George Lark. A FINE VOLUME, quarter bound in black Goatskin and marbled boards. Foreword by Manly Palmer Hall. Ninety four full page plates, 4 in color, and 29 additional illustrations and tables. Octavo.

Stockholm: Ethnographical Museum (New Series Publication No. 10), 1952. FIRST EDITION. In original wraps; folio with French folds; internals excellent and mostly unopened; outer cover slightly chipped; VERY GOOD. Twenty illustrations, two maps, lengthy bibliography & photographs.

New York: G.P. Putnam's Sons (The Knickerbocker Press), 1927. FIRST EDITION, signed. A FINE cloth copy with top edge gilt and decorative vignettes on the front and rear panels; all titles bright as issued. [xiv], 273 pages. Signed by the translator, Nayan Redfield, on the title page. Tall octavo.

London: Fulgur Limited, 2013. Limited to 900 copies only. Bound as a large square quarto; A FINE PREMIUM CLOTH COPY IN DUST JACKET. The extraordinary work is a complex mystical text which speaks with many voices to introduce the practice of Kabbalistic contemplative alchemy. Fourteen full-page pen and ink plates, twenty-nine seals and vignettes, and a magnificent foldout plate of the "Metacartograph". Out of Print. Small landscape folio.

Mount Horeb, WI: Perishable Press Limited, 1970. Limited to 120 press numbered copies. The type is hand set Palatino printed on Shadwell hand made for this book in particular & this is copy number 60. A FINE CLOTH COPY with trimmed corners. Typography is handset Palatino & printed on Shadwell handmade paper. With a title page drawing by David Totten. David's presentation copy to Lord John Pentland, the Fourth Way teacher, in 1976, with a line of verse in his hand on the front free end paper. Small octavo.

Tokyo: Published by The Hokuseido Press (for the Eastern Institute), 1973-74. FIRST EDITION. In Four Chapters and Three Volumes. A VERY GOOD+ SET. Volume I is a cloth volume in dust jacket and is comprised of Chapter I: Introductory Works to the Indian History of Ideas. Chapter II: Brahmanism. A fine cloth copy in dust jacket (tag removed from rear panel shows darkening). Chapter 3 & 4 are in small folio and mimeograph wraps as issued. Chapter III: Hinduism. Chapter IV: Orthodox Philosophical Systems. Approximately 500 pages.

Gottingen: Verlag Dr. Ludwig Hantzschel, 1957. FIRST EDITION. A VERY GOOD+ VOLUME, rebound in full leather, wihtout marking or defect.. Buddecke's transaltions volume lists the works in English as well as the French, Spanish, Russian, Swedish, others. 268 pages. Tall octavo.

Pittsburgh, PA: Arensberg, 1928. Revised Edition. A FINE COPY, bound in publisher's black cloth, with seventy one full page plates printed on coat. Arensberg was the author of "The Cryptography of Dante". 113 pages, [71 plates]. Small folio.

Oxford University Press, 1971. A FINE SET without defect, and includes slipcase, magnifying glass, and holding drawer. Complete Text Reproduced Micrographically. The original OED was created between 1884-1928. 4116 pages. Tall 4to.

Edmonton: J. Mead, 2000. FIRST EDITION. Hand bound wraps in the Japanese style; A FINE COPY. Custom end papers & colored cover. Illustrations en texte. Scarce and limited as per usual with Mead publications who cites this volume as less than fifty copies issued. 184 pages. Octavo.

London: J.M. Dent, 1919. FIRST EDITION. Light browning to the end papers; otherwise, a Fine Volume in Royal blue cloth, with bright gilt titles. The Italian text of the "Spiritual Songs", translated into English verse, by Mrs. Theodore Beck. 521 pages, indexed. Octavo.

Stockholm: Sven Hedin Foundation, 1961. FIRST EDITION. Large oversize academic wraps as issued; FINE COPY. Twenty five full page plates. Small folio.