Salt Lake City: Paracelsus research Society, 1968. First printing. Hand-numbered, #286, of an unspecified limited edition; 206 pages plus twenty-three color plates, one of them folding, with folded color chart laid in; Also, copy of journal article on the passing of the author written by Adam McLean is laid in. More
Chicago: Open Court, 1923. First edition. Free end paper and half-title blind stamped with 'Review Copy'; 529 pages. More
Three Hands Press, 2013. First edition. A foundational part of these ancient Greek mystery-cults was the concept of Tartaros. As the abyss of primeval darkness and chaos, Tartaros was, in its most ancient conception, the birthplace of the human soul and the cosmos itself. This vast and incomprehensible dominion held... More
Seattle: Ouroboros Press, 2013. Zoroaster’s Telescope is a wonderfully strange book of oracle magic. Written in 1796 by André-Robert Andrea de Nerciat, a French author of Libertine genre, the text later appeared in a collection of German folk literature compiled by Johann Scheible from which this English translation was made..... More
Ouroboros Press, 2007. First edition. Picatrix Volume Two contains the 3rd and 4th books of Ghayat Al-Hakim and completes the English translation. It is a larger book than volume one and contains much in the way of the practical working of astral and talismanic magic. Planetary and Zodiacal magic and... More
Chicago: Advanced Thought Publishing, 1908. First edition. 93 pages. More
Los Angeles: International Book Concern, 1924. 'Limited edition'; 248 pages. More
Holmes Publishng, 2008. Text of Barrett's version translated with Commentary by Mary Anne Atwood; Edited by Patrick J. Smith with Notes and Preface; 49 pages. More
East Aurora: The Roycrofters, 1928. First edition. Top of spine worn and cracked, Book plate removed, spine cracked inside free end paper; Frontis portrait; 207 pages. More
Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1979. First edition. 307 pages. More
Hell Fire Club Books, 2018. First edition. This edition quarter leather exclusive limited to 150 copies with silk with purple and black Cockerill marbled papers; Gold embossed hand numbered cord showing limitation laid in;93 pages. More
Los Angeles: Theosophical Publishing, 1962. A clear exposition, in the form of question and answer, of the ethics, science, and philosophy for the study of which the Theosophical Society has been founded. Photographic reproduction of the original 1889 edition. More
Los Angeles: DeVorss, 1950. First edition. 46 pages. More
Mokelumne Hill: Health Research, No date, c. 1970. Assume reprint though it states First Edition, 1950; 46 pages. More
Seattle: Ouroboros Press, 2009. First printing. In the beginning of his Cantus Circaeus, Bruno portrays the doctrine of correspondence as used with the seven planetary invocations, which are themselves tokens of praxis in the Hermetic tradition. The incantatory litanies include the names, attributes, plants, stones, animals, and other qualities associated... More
Holmes Publishng, 2005. 43 pages. More
Newcastle, 1971. 328 pages. More
New York: Weiser, 1972. Second impression. 107 pages. More
New York: Morrow, 1974. First edition. 301 pages. More
New York: Citadel, 1963. First edition. Two volumes in slip-case; 612 pages. More
Three hands Press, 2012. First edition. Written as an undergraduate as SOAS University of London in 2001, Mysticism: Initiation and Dream would foreshadow the concerns of Andrew Chumbley's later doctoral research on the transcendental nature of the magical dream. In the course of his exposition, the concepts of the Initiatic... More
West Nyack: Parker, 1980. First edition. 216 pages. More
Quakerstown: Philosophical Publishing, 1966. Second edition. 311 pages. More
Denver: Privately Printed, 2001. First edition. Limited printing of 53 copies, hand numbered and with a presentation note and signature of the author; 886 pages. More
London: L.N. Fowler, 1911. Second edition, Revised. 389 pages. More