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Page 1 M1. Abrahamsson, C, Resonances, 1st edition, Scarlet Imprint 2014, small 4to, mandarin cloth with silver spine titles and gilt and silver unicorn head design to front board, 6 + 164pp, with 7 portraits, including one of the author, number 89 of a hand numbered limited edition of 530 copies. Twenty three striking essays by a pioneering occultist and radical thinker designed to challenge our often outdated perceptions of magic and culture. Fine £30 M001. Adler, Dr H. NLP: the Art and Science of Getting What You Want, 1994, Piatkus 8vo pbk. 1995, 2 + 249pp including index. Neuro- linguistic programming for self advancement. A couple of minor marks to covers, faint vertical crease to front cover, margins very slightly tanned, contents clean and tight. Very good - £2 M01A. Akins, W.R, The Secret Power of the Pyramids, 1st edition, Franklin Watts 1980, tall 8vo, black cloth with copper foil titles to spine and front board, 6 + 85pp, with a frontispiece and full page photographs included in the pagination. A concise study, based on the records of ancient Egypt, and including instructions for building your own pyramid and ‘harnessing its power’. Covers dust soiled, contents clean and tight. Overall, a near very good copy in like (a few minor marks, small unobtrusive stain to top of spine panel) d/w £5 M2B. Ames, R.T & D.L Hall (translators), Dao de Jing, 1st edition, 1st printing, Ballantine Books 2003, 8vo, quarter black cloth over orange papered boards, orange titles to spine, 24 + 242pp. A new philosophical translation with commentary, and featuring the recently discovered bamboo texts. Near mint £6 M03. Anonymous, Strange Talents, Parallel 4to pbk. 1995, 122pp, with photographs in the text (many in colour). Popular accounts of a variety of “strange talents”, from miracle surgeons to electric people, thought photography to telepathy, and much more. Part of the publisher’s Marvels and Mysteries series. A few minor marks to covers, contents clean and tight. Very good + £1.50 M3AC. Anonymous, Ways of Improving Your Memory, no date (C.1960s) Encyclopaedia Britannica (offprint?), 8vo, printed stapled wraps, 13pp. Wrappers a little rubbed in places and slightly edge-worn, crease to upper corner of lower wrapper, staples rusted, outer margins browned, text clean and tight. Good + £3.50 M6B. Ashe, G, The Secret History of Hell-Fire Clubs, 1974, 4th edition, Bear & Co. 8vo pbk. 2019, 20 + 284pp including index, with publisher’s review letter loosely inserted; a revised and expanded edition of Do What You Wilt: A History of Anti-Morality, including material on Dashwood, Crowley, Dee and Kelly, Marquis de Sade, LaVey, etc.; near mint £10 M7A. Atwood, H.C, The Master Workman, or, True Masonic Guide, Containing Elucidations on the Fundamental Principles of Free-Masonry, Operative and Speculative – Morally and Beneficially; With Embellishments and Explanations of All the Degrees of the Blue, or Symbolic Lodge, Chapter, Council, Encampment, Consistory, and Supreme Grand Council, Designed and Properly Arranged Agreeably, to the Mode of Work and Lecturing, also a Complete Classification of the Various Rites, to wit: the Egyptian, Scottish, French, Ancient and Modern York, etc, 1st and only edition, Simons & Macoy 1850, Cr8vo, very slightly later charcoal cloth with gilt title to spine, 360pp , with a few illustrations in the text + a tissue guarded engraved frontispiece and 34 engraved plates. Ex Universal Co-Freemasonry library, but with just an edge-worn label to the front end paper and no further trace, a few minor marks to cloth, joints and spine ends and edges rubbed in places, light wear to corners, slight twist to top part of spine, edges of text block darkened, some occasional light to medium foxing throughout, mainly to margins, outer margin of frontispiece chipped, the whole laid down on a blank sheet which is heavily browned on the blank verso, slight worming to inner margins of half a dozen leaves, not affecting text, overall a good solid copy of a nicely illustrated and increasing scarce Masonic compendium £65 M15AC. Barbanell, M, I Hear a Voice: A Biography of E.G. Fricker the Healer, 1st edition, Spiritualist Press 1962, cr8vo, red cloth with black lettering to spine, 144pp, with a signed inscription by Fricker to the front end paper; a fascinating biography of this lesser known London psychic healer; lower two thirds of spine slightly faded, some occasional light spotting throughout, text tight and largely clean overall, a good + copy in near good (wear and tape marks to edges, a few crease marks, some light soiling, lacks lower two thirds of spine panel) d/w of an uncommon title, and quite scarce signed thus £25
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