Search Results: Authors starting with G from JD Holmes, ABAA - ILAB

Berkshire: Hurst Publishing, 1994. FIRST EDITION. In quality wraps as issued; A FINE COPY. Folding map tipped at rear. With 23 figures, tables, and other illustrations. Explores the history and heresies surrounding esoteric mysteries of the Cathars and Albigensi. Dozens of illustrations, charts, tables, source photographs, and maps illustrating the architecture, sacred geometry, and hidden magical symbolism of Provence. Superb production. Small quarto.

New York: Oxford University Press, 1992. FIRST EDITION. Fine premium cloth volume in fine dust jacket. Illustrated. 278 pages, indexed. Tall 8vo.

New York: Oxford University Press, 1983. FIRST EDITION. FINE CLOTH VOLUME in dust jacket. Erratum laid in. 312 pages with index. Tall Octavo.

Paris: Maisonneuve, 1931. FIRST EDITION. Ex-libris (Central Asian Society); cover is dappled; browning to the edges, else interior clean and tight; A Good or better Copy in cloth binding. Twenty one plates. Text in French. 213 pages. Octavo.

Highland Falls, NY: Sheldon Publications, 1943. [Photocopy]. Fine Research Copy, letter size, of this treatise on occult suymbolism and magic. Laid in a new folder, 92 pages.

Nashville: The University Of Tennessee Press, 1989. FIRST EDITION. A fine premium cloth copy in dust jacket. 278 pages with index. Ninety six illustrations, sixteen in full color. Tall 8vo.

New York: Doubleday and Company, 1969. FIRST EDITION. A Fine Cloth Copy in fine dust jacket. 420 pages, indexed. Octavo.

New York: Garland Publishers, 1993. FIRST EDITION. A FINE CLOTH VOLUME, sewn and archival. Garland Medieval Bibliographies. [xxxiv], 257 pages, indexed. Octavo.

London: First Impressions (Mandrake Press & Holmes), 1992. First Impressions Series, Volume Ten. A FINE COPY. Nicely bound and printed with traditional portrait of Andrae on front panel. This series number was only issued in wraps, and the FI tiltle pages mistakenly spells the author as :Gardener: Tall octavo.

Leipzig: Privately printed, 1923. Second edition, expanded, and limited to 500 copies. This copy unnumbered. A FINE CLOTH COPY. With an introduction by Dr. William Wynn Westcott. Frontispiece engraving of Johann Valentin Andrae. 761 entries, annotated. 101 pages. Royal 8vo.

London: Privately printed by Green, Limpus, & Co., 1903. FIRST EDITION of which this number 127 of 300 copies and signed by Gardner with a crisp signature. Light rubbing at the tips; otherwise, A FINE CLOTH COPY in Octavo. With an introduction by Dr. William Wynn Westcott. Andrae frontispiece. 82 pages. Octavo.

London: Fulgur Limited, 2014. Limited edition of 585 copies only. A FINE COPY, bound in a specially blocked cloth binding, with text and plates printed on a premium Italian paper, and custom end papers. Limited to 585 copies only. Chicago-based photographer, Rik Garrett, offers a glimpse into the earthy realms of magic populated by the mysterious witches of an otherworldly landscape. First published as a small artist's edition - now long out of print - Garrett's work has been expanded to include a range of haunting new images, and an introduction, by Pam Grossman. 70 pages. Tall quarto.

Baltimore: John Hopkins University Press, 1974. First Edition. A FINE COPY in the dust jacket. Garrett emphasizes the nature of the interpretation of political events as an eschatology related to the Millennium of the prophet, Daniel, and the Revelation of St. John the Divine. 236 pages. Tall octavo.

Hercules: Three Hands Press, 2013. Limited Edition of 500 Copies Only. A FINE CLOTH VOLUME in fine dust jacket which is printed by Letterpress. With illustrations by the author. Gary's work examines both the lore of holy wells of Britain, as well as their associated cultic activities, whether religious, or earthed in the practical magic of folk-sorcery. 136 pages. Octavo. Out of Print.

Hercules: Three Hands (Xoanon), 2013. Limited to 75 copies only. DeLuxe Edition. Bound in full brown pebbled morocco with blind stamped vignette on the front panel. A FINE COPY. With illustrations by the author. WISHT WATERS is the fifth book in the continuing Three Hands Press Occult Monographs series edited by Daniel Schulke, and the first book for Three Hands Press by Gemma Gary. It examines both the lore of holy wells as well as their associated cultic activities, whether religious, or earthed in the practical magic of folk-sorcery. 136 pages. Octavo.

UK: Capall-Bann, 2003. Quality trade paper; A FINE COPY. Welsh born writer Gater has produced a comprehensive work on this little known tradition and the spiritual path to the Celtic "holy treasures." 8vo.

New York: Von Zos, 2015. Limited to 400 hand numbered copies. A FINE CLOTH VOLUME. Colored frontispiece with associated sigil illustrations. Introduction by Michael Staley of the Typhonian OTO. This new work explores the Typhonian tradition and its special Current from ancient times through Kenneth Grant and our present. Small Octavo. OUT OF PRINT.

New York: AMS Press, 1966. Sewn, archival cloth volume; FINE. Annotations by Gottheil. Bibliography. Contributions to Oriental History and Philology, vol. IX. From Toronto's Trinity College. [xvi], 74 pages. Octavo.

London: SPCK, 1936. FIRST EDITION. Browning to end papers; else, A GOOD+ COPY IN DUST JACKET without marking or defect. 430 pages. Octavo.

Germany: Theion Publishing, 2022. DeLuxe Auric Limited Edition of 58 copies. A MINT VOLUME, bound in full smooth black leather, pressed symbolic silvered panels, custom end papers, silk ribbon marker, and slipcase. Seven additional illustrations. Drawing upon the shadow aspects of a variety of traditions, including the "khabit" of Ancient Egypt, the Biocentrism of Ludwig Klages, Aghora, the Gothic, and David Beth's pan-daemonic "Kosmic Gnosis", all distilled through the author's practice, 159 pages. Royal Octavo.