Inwood-on-Hudson, NY: Ernest Loomis, nd. 8vo, 288, [15] pp. ads. Bound in green silk with titles embossed in black. Edited by Willis Whitehead. A very unusual, beautiufl and scarce edition of Agrippa, published from Inwood, New York by the eccentric publisher and occultist Ernest Loomis in the very early 20th..... More

Paris: Acéphale, 1937-38. Large 8vos, each issue saddle-stapled in wraps, 3/4 a double number. With errata slip laid into the second number The first four issues, lacking only the rare fifth number. Acéphale was the public review of the secret society of the same name, Each issue of Acéphale was..... More

Chicago: Quadrangle Books, 1968. First American edition. 8vo, 177 pp, bound in black cloth with titles stamped in green foil. Illustrated dust jacket. With a foreward by Bruno Bettelheim. Beradt began collecting dreams of her fellow German’s in 1933, after being forbidden to publish by the Nazis, and continued to..... More

Milano: Jaca Book, 1984. First edition. 8vo, 92 pp, bound in french card wraps. With tarot deck, still sealed in the publisher's original shrinkwrap, both housed in a full black cloth slipcase embossed with white titles, with a color pastedown to front panel and black silk enclosures Text in Italian..... More

Girard, Kansas: Haldeman-Julius, nd. 32mo, saddle-stapled in yellow wraps. Gibbs 1233, noted variation 1, in the LBB(2) yellow binding with small union slug and 51 mm portrait to rear wrapper. One of the many works the British born occult investigator authored for the Haldeman-Julius company. Very good with some foxing..... More

Paris: Chamuel, 1897. First edition. 8vo, xxiii, 417 pp, wrappers typographically printed in black and red. Illustrated with a frontispiece photograph of Albert Poisson, and photographs of Papus and August Strindberg. With a preface by Papus. Text in French. First edition of this work on tarot and alchemy by the..... More

London: O.T.O., 1937. 4to, v, 137 + [1] pp, + [65] facsimile manuscript sheets laid in at rear, with errata slip tipped in facing p. [138] listing 17 items. With cancel slip to title page changing the date to 1937, with the High Holborn address. Fore edges of text untrimmed..... More

San Francisco: Level Press, 1973. 8vo, 220 pp, illustrated wrappers. The third edition from the press, with a one pp. anonymous introduction added. Spine creased, wraps and edges of text block a little dusty and thumbed, but very good. More

Dallas: Sangreal Foundation, 1972. First edition thus. 8vo, 261 pp, bound in blue boards titled in gilt. Publisher's illustrated dust jacket. With an introduction by Israel Regardie. A couple small stains to endpapers, paper lightly toned, but square, tight, and very good or better, in a very good unclipped jacket..... More

np: Xeno Publishing Company, 1970. Second printing. 8vo, 44 pp, saddle-stapled in yellow card wraps. Second printing of the edition that first appeared in 1967, and which, according to Wasserman, laid the foundation for the Crowley resurgence in the wake of the hippie movement. There are at least two versions..... More

London: Hurst, Robinson & Co., 1825. First edition. 8vo, x, [ii], 356 pp, lacking the half title. Bound in half red morocco, gilt and blind-tooled spine by Philip Dusel. First edition of this anonymously published collection of Gothic tales written by a gender non-conforming author who was aided by Mary..... More

Oceanside, CA: The Rosicrucian Fellowship, 1921. First edition. 8vo, 176 + [8] pp. ads. Bound in green cloth extensively decorated in gilt, red, and black. The first edition of Heinde's examination of the occult sources of numerous operas, including material on Faust, of course, as well as Parsifal, the Ring..... More

Gloucester, MA: The Fish, 1989. First edition. 4to, xeroxed in black and white and side-stapled. A limited edition of 100 numbered copies. Single issue of this late 1980's Gloucester art zine from the Discordian milieu, which described itself elsewhere as "sort of a Newsletter/Billboard/Soapbox/ Rant Space and/or Creative Outlet for..... More