London: Holdsworth and Ball, 1833. FIRST EDITION. Rebound in premium cloth and marbled boards; VERY GOOD+ VOLUME. Taylor had previously written a work on the history of Enthusiasm in 1830, and those researches resulted in this further, deeper study. 515 pages, plus book list. Octavo.
Bangkok: W.H. Mundie, 1936. FIRST EDITION. Finely rebound in premium cloth and marbled boards; A FINE COPY. With several plates accompanying each text.Translated from the French by Camille Notton, Consul of France. Three volumes bound as one. Small 4to.
London: T. Carnan & Company, 1770. FIRST EDITION. Quarter bound in light brown calf with corners and marbled boards; bookplate (Officer's Library - Royal Marines, Plymouth). Some foxing a few pages into both volumes; otherwise, A FINE SET. Translated from Mallet`s "Introduction a l`Histoire de Dannemarc", etc. With Additional Notes.....
Glasgow: Office of "Light and Life", 1886. FIRST ISSUE. Side bound boards; 12 issues of this rare periodical related to the Utopians, the Brotherhood of Life, with AN emphasis on the mysticism of Boehme, bound in one volume; VERY GOOD or better without markings or defects. 92 pages, double column.....
Melbourne: Henry Tolman Dwight, 1860. FIRST EDITION. Victorian cloth binding, blind stamped, with wear at the top and bottom of spine; rubbed, but firm; internals clean; Good copy of a scarce title with primary emphasis on the Druids, but with additional material on the Bardic tradition, and its symbols (includes.....
London: Printed for Benjamin and John White, 1793. FIRST EDITION. Bound in full leather with dentelles and panels with title label bearing "Taylor's Plato." Front hinge is tender, but holding; text is fine and clean & without flaw; A VERY GOOD+ COPY. Old auction description laid on front pastedown stating.....
Dublin: Graisberry and Campbell, 1807. FIRST EDITION. Joints are tender, but holding; quarter bound in calf with marbled boards and corners; stamped spine with leather title label; internals exceptionally clean and tight; GOOD+ or better.
London: Sold by Robert Triphook and Thomas Rudd, 1822. FIRST EDITION. With "Passages Suppressed" section in rear. Must have ten pages. Ex-Reference Library (Bath City Free plate) and was presented by Isaac Pitman for the reference library; tall paper copy, rebound in Victorian cloth; top of rear panel pushed; paper.....
Liverpool: Printed for Robinson & Sons, 1816. FIRST EDITION. Leather bound (calf) with corners, marbled boards; bookplate; lightly foxed in early pages; VERY GOOD+ COPY. 428 pages. Octavo. Contains Inquisition source material, the Waldenses persecution, the Inquisition in the Far East, etc.
Cambridge: Heffer & Sons (later Black Bear Press), [May] 1937- [November] 1998. Volumes 1 to 45. Original First Issues. A FINE SET of the original issues without marking or defect. Generally, there were three issues a year, but with some gaps. Publication was suspended due to the war in December.....
des Hérésies qui ont divisé les Chretiens. Two volumes. New, revised and augmented edition. Chez Petit: A. Besancon, 1817. Quarter bound in calf and marbled boards with end papers and all edges marbled as well; spine lightly scuffed; internals tight, clean and fine; VERY GOOD+ set. Volume One: 792 pages.....
S, Malo: Printed for L.H. Hovius & Sons, 1786. A VERY GOOD VOLUME, bound in full leather with substantial wear to the edges; binding firm; front and rear free end papers not present; title page and a few prelims show edge browning, otherwise, internals are clean, bright, and free of.....
London: Trubner & Co., 1884. FIRST EDITION. VERY GOOD+ (most of the text remains unopened) in original Victorian cloth binding; bright titles and decorations to the back strip while both panels show decorative blind stamping; excellent plates and illustrations of Pictavian pagan symbols throughout. Two lithograph engravings. [xxvi], 259 pages.....
Dublin: Hodges, Smith & Co., 1865. FIRST EDITION. Modern laid cover with title in neat pen; presentation copy by Westropp to the Earl of B (?) on end paper; three full-page plates; A FINE COPY. Dedicated to James Fergusson.
A hand written note on the rear of the half title reads: "This is the original manuscript, and it has never been published. 24 Dec. 1885. Wm. C. Edlon Searjeant." As an alternative to Ashmand's translation, this text may provide a greater insight int. Ptolemy's system. The volume is quarter.....
New York: Boehme Society, 1952-54. Original journals bound in sturdy cloth; book plate of Henry Finch; VERY GOOD+ COPY, the original wraps and covers bound in pebbled cloth boards. Printed by Dr. Muses using a typed plate transfer method in sepia ink. Some of the most astute Behmenist research produced.....
Tokyo: Kodansha, 1958 (Showa 33). FIRST EDITION. In cloth folding slip case with ivory pins; all edges gilt; bound in full linen with a gilt pictorial on front panel; front end paper slightly creased; else, A FINE COPY. With 153 beautiful tipped in color plates. Text in Japanese. 358 pages.....
London: George Redway, 1887. FIRST EDITION. Bookplate; A VERY GOOD+ cloth volume with deckled edges. 446 pages. Gilbert A5. This is binding variant C. Gilbert says that one of the motives of the book is to answer the findings and ideas of Hargrave Jennings. Redway catalogue (40 pages) appended. Small.....
Steyning, Sussex: The Vine Press, 1921. First Printing. Limited edition of 550 numbered copies of which this is 292 hand-numbered. Light rubbing to the spine; panels show some handling; else, A VERY GOOD COPY, quarter bound in cloth and boards, printed on laid, title page printed black and red with.....
London: no publisher, circa 1952. Bound in a plain brown cloth buckram which has some spotting; Very Good+ or better. Dozens of line drawings, maps, foldouts, and photos are very impressive illustrative of ley lines, hidden symbols, and megalithic monuments. A definitive, unique collection of articles put together by a......
Boston: John Gilbert, 1832. FIRST AMERICAN EDITION. Original binding in paper over boards; leather title label on spine; internals have occasional foxing; but overall, a VERY GOOD+ or better copy of a scarce issue. 439 pages.
London: By author & Westley and Davis, 1836. FIRST EDITION. Cloth bound with missing backstrip; otherwise, a GOOD copy with three fold-out plates, and list of subscribers. Scarce and solitary edition, and apparently the only work by this author. Octavo.
Zurich: Bibliothe`que Me´taphysique et Ethnographique, 1956 Number Six of a limited edition of 200 copies only. In side bound tall wraps as issued; VERY GOOD. Four color plates by Ilse Rotter. Text in French. 4to. Rare.
St. Petersburg, Russia: Trood, 1913. FIRST EDITION. A VERY GOOD+ COPY, rebound in royal blue cloth with gilt titles; text yellowing as per usual, but free of any markings, or other defect. Ouspensky's analysis of the Trump cards. Translated by A.L. Pogossky. 65 pages. 8vo.
Bath: Robert H. Fryar, 1897. FIRST EDITION. Limited to 100 copies of which this is number 44. In wraps as issued; some edge chipping to cover; internals clean and tight; VERY GOOD+ rarity. Fryar did the first part of Gabalis in 1886. He also published Kingsford and Westcott in small.....
