Max Heindel's Letters to Probationers of the Rosicrucian Fellowship 1911 to 1918 Inclusive de Heindel, Max - 1926

Hurst & Co. (NY), 1860-01-01. Hardcover. Acceptable. 0x0x0. (no date/ Circa 186? per world catalog) "A complete fortune teller and dream book. The secrets of witchcraft, magic, alchemy, necromancy, astrology, the occult arts, and modern spiritualism laid bare, dreams and their interpretations, oracular counsels, lucky numbers, and all species of devination as applied to successful fortune-telling." Previous owner's name to several places in books, page 5 with half erased note from previous owner in pencil about the theft of $1000s in book per month by second hand book dealer's dated 1899. Black or very dark blue cloth boards with blind stamping. h No Dust Jacket (as issued). Boards with wear, bumped at corners and spine ends with fraying. Dented at fore edge back and front. Dust soil/ toning to page edges. Pages with heavy toning but unmarked. Several pages have pieces missing at sides but does not interfere with text. Pages very brittle with age. Binding cracked with no… Leer más

London: C.W. Daniel, 1974. Second edition. Hardbound in very good condition in a very good dust jacket.. Edited and Introduced by Francis King; 232 pages.

Theion Pubishing, 2014. First edition. Cloth bound in very good condition.. Limited edition of 600 copies, 540 in this format; 8" x 6.5" wine colored cloth; 159 pages.

A beautiful copy of the 1975 Weiser edition. Dr Moses Gaster possessed the original text which was potentially a 13th/14th century source (possibly earlier). This was a Hebrew book of magic, the text of which Gaster first published, along with translation and commentary in 1896. His English translation here is followed by the original Hebrew text. Gaster's original document is now in the British Library. This is the third impression from 1975, published by Weiser. Pages are remarkably clean and bright, not a single apparent mark, crease, inscription, tanning or foxing. If anything the top edges have the slightest of age wear. Boards are tight and clean. The very slightest fraying at the base of the spine and a miniscule amount of bending in the bottom corners. But all in all a remarkable copy. Please see all photos, which are of the actual copy for sale. This book is rare in any condition but exceedingly so in this state. No DJ, as published

Harry Price's classic examination of poltergeist cases. Price was a magician and conjuror, but most famous for his investigations into the paranormal. This is the first edition and in very good condition. Rare in this state. Pages are clean, just a little natural browning here and there. No inscriptions. FEP has a little nicking at top right page. No real foxing or spotting at all. Boards are firm, and very good just a little normal impact at corners and a few inevitable small scratches and scrapes. No DJ. See all photos. A really nice copy of this famous and scarce work.

Amsterdam: Apud Henricum & Viduam Theodori Boom, 1688. Hardcover. Fair. Folding copperplate portrait of Gall� signed R. de Hooge [Romeyn de Hooghe] 1686 + engraved titlepage + 10 of 14 copperplates + a few text illustrations.. Quarto contemporary calf tooled lacking most of spine (covers detached/corners very worn). Folding portrait, engraved title, title page +[12] +[24] +658pp +[26]pp indexes. Appears to lack 4 of the plates of Sibyls. Some gatherings coming loose from spine. Text in Latin with brief passages in Greek, some Greek text with parallel Latin translation. *Imperfect copy, in need of binding repair, priced accordingly.

Gouveneur, NY: Brothers of the Book, 1898. First edition. Hardbound in nearly fine condition; Modest gift inscription on front end paper, "K. to J 12/25/'98." (the author's mother was Katherine and her brother was Jay).. Hand-numbered limited edition of 350 copies; Claude Bragdon's first book, a collection of his poems; Printed on handmade paper with edges untrimmed; Paper cover label apparently designed by Bragdon; Original prospectus, subscription form and return envelope laid in; 6" x 4.25"; 42 pages.

Nashville: Union and American Steam Press, 1854. First Edition. Cloth. Good +. Brown blind stamped cloth, gilt lettering on spine, lettering partly obscured from wear on spine edge. Foxing throughout. Back hinge is starting to separate but still attached. 276 pp. As of September 2021 no other copies are found in the trade. First Edition.

Albany, NY: State University of New York Press (SUNY Press), 1997. 1st edition. Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket (as issued). VG+. 8vo, xxx+610pp, pictorial boards (no jacket, as issued). Massive and groundbreaking study of this important African-American spiritual practitioner. Includes index, notes and bibliography. An unmarked copy of the legitimate original 1997 hardcover first printing (not the later print-on-demand version) from the collection of poet and esotericist David Meltzer. Minor outer wear and erased resale markings to front free endpaper.

A very nice first edition of occultist, writer and theologian Hall's work on the Old Testament, an expansion of part of his earlier work 'Keys to Bible Interpretation'. This copy is unusually good condition. Pages are clean with none of the notes which mar many copies. Natural tanning to page extremities throughout, but no other markings except a neat stamp of the book's UK seller (The Aquarian Book Service) on FEP (see photo). Binding totally tight. Boards are clean and unmarked. DJ is unclipped and -again - unmarked by notes which are often seen on the flaps. There is minor shelf wear and a little tanning (for example to spine), and a small mark on cover (possibly from a stained finger or two, potentially removable, were haven't tried), otherwise a first rate DJ. All in all a really good copy of the first edition. See photos, all of which are of the copy for sale, we don't use stock photos. More photos on request, thanks!