Search Results: Esotericism from KnC Books

Hypnotic Power - How to Develop it and How to Use it. Illustrated with several line-drawings. As issued by author and publisher, not a POD knock-off.Nelson-Hall, 1960 edition of the 1945 original. Hardcover. Good/No Dust Jacket. Small chips on edges, corners, head & tail of spine. Ex-library copy: Dewey number written neatly on front cover, sticker on inside front cover, card pocket on inside back cover. Slight spine tilt. Pages clean and tight.

ARC Publishing Co, 3rd printing, 1959. Hardcover. Very Good/Good. Dust jacket shows some edge wear, small closed tears along edges, lightly smudged. Blue boards with gilt, lightly bumped. Previous owner name neatly written on FFEP. Binding tight, pages clean, no tears or creases.

Warner, Aug. 1975. Paperback. Good/No Dust Jacket. Spine and cover creases, light edge and corner wear. Tight binding and pages. Text clean but tanning, no marks, writing or tears.

Julian Press, 1975. Hardcover. Good/Fair. 2nd printing. Dust jacket shows some wear, closed tear on front at top edge; in Brodart. Cloth boards, clean, lightly bumped, light wear. Binding tight, text clean, no creases or tears.

Harper & Row, 1973. Stated 1st edition. Paperback. Good/No Dust Jacket. Wrappers show some shelf wear, small crease at corner of front cover, slight cover curl. Previous owners name neatly written on FFEP. Binding tight; one or two instances of underlining, no creases or tears.

This title is an almost verbatim excerpt from Hamblen's The Book of Job Interpreted [Delphic Studios, 1939], comprising almost the entirety of Part II of that title. This slightly edited version would most likely date to that same year. Occult Research Press was an early imprint of what would become Samuel Weiser Publishing, and issued reprints of selected theosophical and occult texts starting in the 1950s. Occult Research Press, (circa 1950). Paperback. Fair/No Dust Jacket. This is possibly the first printing of this title. Staple bound; card covers slightly rippled, edges worn, chipped, with small tears. Moderate damp mark on back cover. Obviously exposed to water at some point, resulting in color bleed from the cover onto title page and last page of text. Remaining pages are clean and tight, although slightly rippled. No creases or tears.

Bantam, 1981. Paperback. Good/No Dust Jacket. Bantam New Age Books 11908-7, first printing thus, January 1981. Wrappers have slight wear at edges; light spine crease. Binding tight; pages browning lightly, no writing or tears.

"... challenges the rigidity of modern science which limits man to the role of an animated machine." New American Library, 1961. Paperback. Good/No Dust Jacket. Mentor Books #MD334, stated 1st printing. Light spine and cover creases, moderate edge wear. Binding tight, text lightly tanned with few instances of underlining.

Signet, Jan-70. Paperback. Good/No Dust Jacket. Signet Mystic # P4119, 1st printing, Jan 1970. No spine crease, front wrapper creased near spine, some edge and corner wear. Pages clean and tight, tanning; no creases or tears.

G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1st edition, 1st printing, 2003. Hardcover. Near Fine/Near Fine. Signed on title page by the author. Near fine dust jacket in protective Brodart. Boards clean, corners sharp; binding tight. Pages clean, unmarked, no creases or tears

Fifty short, but hair-raising tales of supernatural creatures, ghosts, and alien visitors, "all 100% true".Popular Library, 1970. First edition. Paperback, Good/No Dust Jacket. Wrappers clean, minimal edge wear. Text is unmarked, lightly tanned, no creases or tears.

Bell Publishing, 1966. Hardcover. Very Good/No Dust Jacket. Red boards, lightly sunned, barely bumped, corners sharp. Binding tight, pages clean, lightly tanned, no creases or tears.