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The British Nation Identified with Lost Israel: Forty-Seven Identifications of the British Nation with the Lost Ten Tribes of Israel Founded upon Five Hundred Scripture Proofs. by Edward Hine
£75.00
Published: Robert Banks & Son, London 1910 (Suggested). This is a revised enlarged edition of a book originally published in 1875 which included only thirty proofs.
Condition: Good. No dust jacket, but boards in very good condition, original gold lettering on front and spine is clear and unfaded. Some mild foxing of pages, otherwise clean and unmarked. Binding is firm.
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The Occult Reliquary (Deluxe edition) by Daniel Schulke (ed)
£395.00
Second Hand / Antiquarian
Deluxe edition limited to 250 copies only. Quarter morocco and slipcase. Published by Three Hands Press in 2010.
Condition: Minor smudges on slipcase from handling, otherwise fine copy in excellent condition.
The Occult Reliquary concerns the Richel-Eldermans Collection, an archive of some 2,000 magical images and artifacts housed in the Museum of Witchcraft in Boscastle, Cornwall.
Situated at the crossroads of erotic magic, ceremonial angelic conjuration, and witchcraft, the images comprise, in part, a pictorial cipher of the rituals of Ars Amatoria, a European magical order using sex magic, and the lesser-known M∴M∴, based in the Hague and Leiden. Also referenced among the collection are materials relating to A∴A∴ of Aleister Crowley.
The transfixing procession of images, charms, magical seals, and ritual objects in the Collection is the work of multiple artists, and displays a high degree of magical insight and creativity. It will be of interest to students of witchcraft, Freemasonry, the Goetia, sex magic, and early twentieth century occultism.
The Reliquary presents for the first time a selection of these magical images, many reproduced at full scale, and bound with the highest quality materials. The book is 224 pages, with over 275 illustrations, 130 of which are in full colour.
To Perfect This Feast by James and Nancy Wasserman
£200.00
Second hand / Antiquarian
To Perfect This Feast by James and Nancy Wasserman
This edition is signed by James & Nancy Wasserman
Published: Sekmet Books, 2013
Conditon: Fine, unmarked copy.
Aleister Crowley wrote the Gnostic Mass in 1913. He described it as the central ritual, public and private, of Ordo Templi Orientis (O.T.O.). It is a mythic hymn to the wedding of scientific truth and religious aspiration; the celebrant is encouraged to leave superstition and dogma at the door and join in an ecstatic tribute to the glorious nature of reality. The Gnostic Mass offers a truly modern spirituality and it is being performed on a regular basis throughout the civilised world.
The authors - both longtime O.T.O. members and consecrated bishops of the Ecclesia Gnostica Catholicae (EGC) - share between them over half a century of practising the Mass. Their passionate devotion to the rite was rewarded in 2006 with an important, long-sought insight into the complex geometry of the ritual. In 2009, they published their research in the first edition of this book. Based on a continuing series of understandings, an even more accurate second edition was created in 2010. This third and final edition solves remaining subtleties in the choreography of the five officers and the overall conclusion of the rite.
The Nightside of Eden (Deluxe edition) by Kenneth Grant
£375.00
Second Hand / Antiquarian
Deluxe edition, limited to 111 copies hand numbered and signed by Steffi Grant on the limitation page.
Published by Starfire Publishing Ltd. in 2014. Bound with quarter leather over marbled boards, spine lettered in gilt. Custom clothbound slipcase.
Condition: Near fine, unmarked copy.
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