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Edmonds: Holmes Publishing Group, 1997. Hand-bound monograph with parchment overlay; A FINE COPY. Preface by S.L. MacGregor Mathers. Excellent source for Westcott-Mathers Kabbalistic philosophy drawn from private letters and lodge lectures. Edited by Darcy Kuntz. Golden Dawn Studies Series Sixteen.

Tokyo: Kenkyusha Ltd., 1956. FIRST EDITION. A FINE COPY in a premium binding with dust jacket. Black and white photo illustrations. 163 pages; indexed. Octavo.

Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1975. FIRST EDITION. Very Good+ cloth volume in nice dust jacket. Frontispiece in color, plus additional illustrations in black and white. 378 pages with index. Small 4to.

Tokyo: The Foreign Affairs Association, 1958. FIRST PRINTING. Name label on half title; otherwise, A FINE COPY bound in the Japanese style. Superb printing, illustration and design. The cover represents the three traditional colors used on the striped curtains of the Kabuki stage. The use of this curtain dates from 1632 when Nakamura Kanzaburo participated in the hauling of the Shogun's boat and was awarded the awning in appreciation. 131 pages.

Tokyo: Kabuki-za Co., [January] 1951 & International Noh Drama Club, circa 1955. Hand-tied booklet with lovely colored front panel. Illustrated. 32 pages. Small 4to. Noh Program: A Fine Copy in wraps with tipped in photos. 28 pages. Small 4to/.

New York: Weatherhill, 1970. Very Good+ cloth volume in dust jacket. Translated by Don Kenny, with an introduction, by Donald Keene. Illustrated with 181 photographs.245 pages. Octavo.

London: Mercury Arts, 1989. FIRST EDITION. VERY GOOD+ copy. Forty three plates, mostly in color. Wolf was an artist who worked under the auspices of Rudolf Steiner, and the Anthroposophical school. Presentation copy from Fletcher, signed, with a hand-written letter tipped in describing their life together between 1950 and Gumpold's death in 1961. [xii], 179 pages. Quarto.

London: The Athlone Press, 1985. In quality trade wraps, sewn; A FINE COPY. Kirby has instilled a wonderful rhythm in presenting this epic poem. [xxxvi], 667 pages. Octavo.

New York: Simon & Schuster, 1979. FIRST EDITION. A Fine cloth copy in fine dust jacket. 201 pages. Mehta's provocative critique of the West turning to the East for philosophical nourishment. 8vo.

Adyar: Theosophical Publishing House, 1932. FIRST EDITION. Occasional pencil section line; else, VERY GOOD+ in custom cloth. 138 pages. Small octavo.

London: Starfire Publishing, 2015. Limited to 750 copies only. A FINE CLOTH COPY in fine dust jacket. Preface by Steffi Grant, and foreword by Martin Starr. Half-tone frontispiece, and more than forty pages of color, and black and white plates, related to the works, philosophy, and writings of Kenneth Grant, and many never published before.With illustrated custom endpapers, sewn binding, and full color dust jacket, this is the definitive reference work on Kenneth Grant's history, and published and unpublished writings. Henrik Bogdan researched all known works, including translations, essays, and articles written for collections such as "Man, Myth & Magic" and "Cult and Occult", as well as ephemera, even the informative, highly-collectible flyers issued over the years. Octavo.

London: Athlone, 1988. First English Edition. A FINE COPY IN DUST JACKET. This study explores one of Kepler's preoccupations, namely his search for a geometrical plan, behind the creation of the Universe. 243 pages, indexed. Royal octavo.

Harper Torch, 1962. Quality trade paper edition; rubbing to covers; internals firm and free of marking; A GOOD COPY. Contributions by Rudolf Bultmann, Ernst Lohmeyer, Julius Schniewind, Friedrich Schumann, Helmut Thielicke and Austin Farrer. [xii], 228 pages. 8vo.

San Diego: Wizards Bookshelf, 1982. Light rubbing to head of spine; else, A FINE COPY, sewn and archival, and one Dick Robb's best works in his Secret Doctrine series, and includes Robb's Notes to the Wizard Edition. [xvii], 324, 63, [7] pages. Octavo.

Tokyo: Kyuryudo Publishing, 1965. First Edition. A FINE COPY, hardcover, in in slightly rubbed slipcase. Dozens of extraordinary color plates of Kimono fabric, sashes, and accoutraments. Text in Japanese. 205 pages, [28]. Quarto.

Ithaca, NY: Snow Lion, 1984. FIRST PRINTING. In quality wraps as issued; small crease upper corner of rear cover, else, A FINE COPY. Translated by Jeffrey Hopkins, and co-edited by Elizabeth Napper. 232 pages. Octavo.

New York: Grosset & Dunlap, (1916). Text yellowing, but free of marking; binding firm; VERY GOOD+ cloth volume in chipped, repaired dust jacket. One of the few Mundy novels made into a motion picture; this one starring Tyrone Power. 395 pages. Octavo.

London/Teheran: The Bodley Head, 1977. FIRST EDITION. FINE CLOTH VOLUME in fine dust jacket. Eaton followed the way of the Traditionalist philosophy, and numbered Schuon and Guenon among his mentors. This edition published by Nasr in Teheran prior to the betrayal of the Shah. Octavo.

Los Angeles: LA Interplanetary,1957-59. FINE COPIES. Photographs and ink drawings.Two at 16 pages each; one at 8 pages. Small 4to.

Rochester: Inner Traditions, 2008. FIRST US EDITION. Quality trade paper edition; A FINE COPY. D'Alveydre was influential during the French Occult Revival of the 19th century, and his adaptation of D'Olivet was an important contribution. 172 pages. Tall 8vo.