New York: J F Tapley, 1923. First printing. Bound in leather over flexible card with marking ribbon; Appears to be inscribed by Fersen in with his chozen name 'Svetozar' and in his characteristic script and gold ink; Printed on bible-paper with all edges gilt; 7" x 4"; xii, 329 pages..... More
Glasgow: 2000. This is an edition of the well known Book of Lambspring which first appeared in manuscript during the latter half of the 16th century, but which was made widely available in Michael Maier's Tripus Aureus of 1618, and later included in the Musaeum Hermeticum of 1625. The engravings..... More
London: Chapman and Hall, 1856. First edition. 8" x 5.25" brown cloth bound; 332 pages. More
London: Oakley House, 1913. Included in this volume is the complete text of The Symbolism of the Tarot by Ouspensky presented in seven intallments one year before the English edition was published in Moscow. Also included are Letters of Madame Blavatsky by Franz Hartmann, Work by AE and The Purpose..... More
London: William Rider & Son, 1915. First edition. The main Paracelsus text consists of 32 'Magic Figures,' these are each accompanied by an engraving, followed by 32 Prognostications, plus 'Another Prognostication.' The translator, J.K., remians anonymous. Translated with an Introduction by J.K.; With Preface of Eliphas Levi to the Prognosticatoins..... More
London: Thomas Northcott, 1693. Second edition. Bronner & Fraser 96B; "copyright" page facing title rading 'Licensed, May 24, 1693' is pasted to the end paper, not part of gathering A and is not referenced in Bronner & Fraser's collation; [12] 136 pages; 467 entries, one more than in the first..... More
Chicago: Open Court, 1906. First edition. Translated by Teitaro Suzuki and Paul Carus; Containing Introduction, Chinese Text, Verbatum Translation, Explanatory Notes and Moral Tales; Edited by Paul Carus; With sixteen plates of Chnese artist and a frontipiece by Keichyu Yamada; Cloth strip bound with red shinese titles on the spine..... More
Pembridge Design Studio, 1980. First edition. Subsequently reprinted in The Real Question Remains; 13 pages. More