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New York: Harper Collins, (Basic Books), 1991. A FINE cloth copy in fine dust jacket. 429 pages with index. Royal 8vo.

Holmes Publishing Group, 2005. Translation from the French by Patrick Smith with notes and new matter. Alchemical Studies series 18. Illustrated. A FINE COPY, hand bound monograph with special overlay in frosted parchment, and printed on custom linen sheet. Octavo.

London: Kegan Paul, 1914. FIRST EDITION. Good or better cloth copy without marking. 384 pages. Octavo.

Holmes Publishing Group, 1999. A FINE COPY, hand bound monograph in custom papers with a Patapar overlay. This work includes the Second Book of Hermes as well as additional source material by Salmon. A good complement to other numbers in the series. Alchemical Studies series 22. Patrick Smith, general editor of the Series, has provided new notes, corrections and additional text. Octavo.

NY: Twayne, 1967. FIRST EDITION. Very good+ hardcover volume in used dust jacket. Comprehensive study of Silesius, the German mystical poet. 176 pages. Octavo.

New York: Weiser, 1973. A FINE CLOTH COPY in fine dust jacket. Edited and translated by J. Stephenson. List of Variants. [xxxiii], 197 pages, plus Arabic ms. Tall octavo.

UK: Aquarian Press, 1988. FIRST EDITION. Fine cloth copy in fine dust jacket. Sixteen pages of plates and frontispiece. 192 pages, indexed. Tall 8vo.

Windhorse Publications, 1987. In wraps as issued; A FINE COPY. Illustrated color cover. Annotations. 8vo.

London: Rider & Company, 1967. FIRST EDITION. Very Good+ cloth volume in dust jacket. Excellent presentation of the tenets and literature. The Tri-Jewels are the Buddha, the Dharma, and the Sangha. 276 pages. Royal 8vo.

London: Theosophical History Centre, 1985. FIRST UK EDITION. In wraps as issued; A FINE, UNREAD COPY.

London: Jerusalem Press, 2013. Limited to 500 premium cloth copies. A FINE COPY In premium cloth and illustrated dust jacket featuring a portrait of Spare. The Afterword by Stephen Pochin charts the constellation of artists who Spare was friends with from the end of WWI and who he included in his role as art editor of "Form" and "The Golden Hind". This memoir also includes character portraits of Ellen Victoria Spare, Walter E. Spradbery, Boris Anrep, L.S. Lowry, Haydn Reynolds Mackey, Siegfried Moos and Lotte Moos. To complement these new insights, we reproduce a previously unpublished self-portrait by Spare, along with two other stunning late pastel self-portraits. We are also fortunate to be able to reproduce a fine series of unpublished "Boro' Satyr" studies that Spare dedicated to Walter E. Spradbery. Edited by Stephen Pochin. 170 pages. Octavo.

London: Fulgur Esoterica, 2014. Limited Cloth Edition. A FINE COPY in premim cloth and dust jacket. LUMINOUS SCREEN is the second Special Issue of Abraxas, the first being CHARMING INTENTIONS in association with Cambridge University. It is a collection of essays commissioned by guest editor Jack Sargeant that seek to explore the impact of esotericism on cinema. Printed using state of the art offset lithography to our usual high standard; the subjects covered by Luminous Screen range from the early German expressionist cinema of F.W. Murnau, to the contemporary art house films of Lars von Trier. In each essay, esoteric themes within these works are identified and analyzed. Tall quarto volume using premium papers and Smythe-sewn as is the norm for ABRAXAS. 128 pages.

London: Fulgur Esoterica, 2014. Limited Edition. A FINE COPY. LUMINOUS SCREEN is the second Special Issue of Abraxas, the first being CHARMING INTENTIONS in association with Cambridge University. It is a collection of essays commissioned by guest editor Jack Sargeant that seek to explore the impact of esotericism on cinema. Printed using state of the art offset lithography to our usual high standard; the subjects covered by Luminous Screen range from the early German expressionist cinema of F.W. Murnau, to the contemporary art house films of Lars von Trier. In each essay, esoteric themes within these works are identified and analyzed. Tall quarto volume using premium papers and Smythe-sewn as is the norm for ABRAXAS. 128 page.

Delhi: Oriental Publishers, 1966. VERY GOOD+ CLOTH VOLUME, nicely printed, with thirteen plates, plus tipped-in foldout, maps, and photos. [viii], 120 pages Small 4to..

New York: Weatherhill, 1971. FIRST EDITION. A VERY GOOD+ cloth copy in dust jacket.109 pages with index. With colored frontispiece and decorated end papers.

London: Duckworth, 1978. FIRST EDITION. A FINE CLOTH COPY in price clipped dust jacket. Edited by Rodney Dale. [xiv], 240 pages, indexed, plus an index of Biblical quotations. Tall 8vo.

New York: Association Press, 1920. FIRST EDITION. A VERY GOOD or better CLOTH VOLUME. 113 pages with index and a map as frontispiece. Small 8vo.

London: Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1960. FIRST UK EDITION. Very Good+ cloth copy in chipped dust jacket. Twenty six plates and 110 figures. William Woodward's copy with his signature. Bollingen Series LVIII. 296 pages with index. Japanese bookseller stamp (Isseido) on the flyleaf.

London: John Westhouse, 1947. FIRST EDITION. VERY GOOD+ cloth volume in chipped dust jacket. Content moves from the Central Sun to Blake's symbolism to Spiritual Travel, all within the thesis of an underground popular knowledge. Octavo.

London: Jonathan Cape (Academy Books imprint), 1938. Some foxing at the prelims; old bookplate; text free of marking; Very Goiod cloth volume in original dust jacket. 319 pages with index. 8vo.