J.G. Bennett Foundation, 2017. First printing. Based on a correspondence course I n six installments, this book represents an experiment in the technique of Structural Communication. Bennett explores key notions from his major work "The Dramatic Universe" presented in easily accessible terms. The text takes the form of a workbook... More
J.G. Bennett Foundation, 2017. First printing. A series of 26 articles originally published in "Systematics" the Journal of the Institute for the Comparative Study of History, Philosophy and the Sciences, from 1963 - 1972. Bennett demonstrates the technique of Systematics laid out in his "The Dramatic Universe". Topics covered include... More
Kingston-upon-Thames: Coombe Springs, 1963 to 1974. Complete run of 44 individual issues, volume 1, no. 1, June, 1963 to Volume 11, No. 4, March, 1974; articles by J.G. Bennett (25), A.G.E. Blake (11), H. Bortoft (7), Dr. M. Feldenkrais, Marjorie von Harten, A.M. Hodgson (9), Edward Matchett (7), Ken Pledge... More
Cape Town: Stourton Press, 1942. First edition. Edition of 300 copies printed for private circulation only; 72 pages. More
London: Heath Cranton Limited, 1931. First edition. Travelogue of a walking tour through Andalusia when Rodney Collin was 21. By far the rarest of his books though written well before he met Ouspensky and learned about The Fourth Way. Author's first book, prior to meetnig Ouspensky; Illustrated with 12 photographs... More
Leiden: Brill, 2012. First printing. Includes a section on The Gurdjieff Work with contributions by Anthony Blake, Johanna Petsche, Joseph Azize and David Pecotic. xxix, 789 pages. More
Paris: Janus, 1956. First printing in French. No 15 of a limited edition of 75 copies bound in red leather; Hand-written note to Dushka Howarth from René Zuber laid-in; 1,178 pages. More
Paris: René Julliard, 1960. First printing. Signed by Jeanne de Salzmann to Jessmin and Dushka Howarth; 355 pages. More
Paris: Editions Janus. Volume I containing ten pieces; 45 RPM vinyl LP; Pianist not credited, assumed to be Carol Robinson. More
Paris: Editions Janus. Volume II containing thirteen pieces; 45 RPM vinyl LP; Pianist not credited, assumed to be Carol Robinson. More
Toronto: Coach House Printing, 2017. This sequence of poems embodies the root meaning of its title: at-one-ment, a deeply hidden process whereby, over a lifetime, pursuits and relationships that seem multiple, conflicting, even made irrevocably separate by death, become, or in the end are seen to be, One. Though not... More
Edward C Bridgman. Eight oblong (11.5" X 8.25") loose folded sheets tied between cloth covered thick boards with paper label; With cloth strip hinge and ties; Each folded sheet is illustrated, front and back by Karasz, with a verse and accompanying music by Bostelmann and Davies; The front illustration of... More
London: Vincent Stuart, 1955 - 57. Various printings. Five volumes; Volumes 1, 2 & 3 are Third Impression, 1957; Volumes 4 & 5 are first printings, 1955 and '56; 1,766 pages. More
Malibu: Peaceable, 1978. LP of five Willem Nyland performances, two on piano, two on organ and one on harmonium; While all of his recordings are uncommon, this is the first we have seen with instruments other than piano. More
St. Petersburg: 1910. 96 pages plus 9 pages of adds; Original Russian edition, may be first edition but some references show this as originally prointed in 1909; Later cloth binding with marbled-paper coverd boards. More
Petro Grad: Iz. A.N. Brianchaninova (Novoe Zveno), 1917. Original Russian edition: [Cinema Drama (Not For Cinematography): An Occult Novel From the Cycle of Ideas "The Eternal Return", published in English as Strange Life of Ivan Osokin; Originally paperbound, nicely rebound in blue cloth with author's name blind stamped on spine... More
Cape Town: The Stourton Press, 1953. First edition. The first four sections of this book can be found in slighty different form in The Psychology of Man's Possible Evolution. Section five is quoted from In Search of the Miraculous. Sections six and seven have been reconstructed from records of some... More
Petro Grad: Iz. A.N. Brianchaninova (Novoe Zveno), 1916. Original Russian edition of Talks With a Devil: "Conversations With the Devil. Occult Tales"; Originally paperbound, newly rebound in black cloth with copy of the original cover set into the cloth cover; 164 pages. Text in Russian. Ilustrated with black-and-white photographs. More
Petro Grad: Literaturnaya knizhnaya lavka, 1917. Original Russian edition of The Symbolism of Tarot: Philosophy of Occultism in Pictures and Numbers; Originally paperbound, newly rebound in black cloth with copy of the original cover set into the cloth cover; 149 pages. Text in Russian. More
Cape Town: The Stourton Press, 1953. First edition. Limited edition of 300 copies for private distribution; This material was later included in A Further Record; 28 pages. More
Petro Grad: Iz. N.P. Taberio, 1916. Second edition. Original Russian edition of Tertium Organum: A Key to the Enigmas of the World; Originally paperbound, newly rebound in black cloth with copy of the original cover set into the cloth cover; 322 pages. Text in Russian. More
St. Petersbrug: Iz. Trud, 1913. Original Russian edition of The Inner Circle: About the Last Boundary and the Superman: Two Lectures; Originally paperbound, newly rebound in black cloth with copy of the original cover set into the cloth cover; 149 pages. Text in Russian. More
Boston: Shambhala, 2017. “All there is is Krishna.” Upon hearing this famous and enigmatic line from the Gita’s seventh chapter when he was a boy, Ravi Ravindra embarked on a journey to understand its deep meaning. The search led him far beyond the tradition from which the text originally arose... More
Boston: Peripatetic Press, 1946. First edition. Stories of life and work of Greek sponge divers in Tarpon Springs, Florida; Written by Harry and illustrated with pen-and-ink line drawings by Gladys; Hand printed and bound by the couple; Binding is hand-sewn into palm-leaf covers with sponge as the spine; Limited to... More