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: Published for the Alchemical Society by H.K. Lewis, 1913-14. Volume One [Parts 1 to 5], January to May, 1913. Volume Two [Parts 6 to 13], October, 1913 to May, 1914. Original wraps bound into a red cloth; binding of both volumes shows some wear and rubbing, but remain clean.....
Reproduction, source unknown, circa 1975. Two large volumes of 19th century typescript bound in comb; text is all readable, but some sections more difficult than others due to fading of the letters; VERY GOOD. Small folio. Cover sheet cites that the alchemical poet, Conrad Eifrid, was responsible for the translation.....
Privately published at the Jungian Institute in Zurich, and not to be distributed, 1947. Original typescript, bound in cloth; VERY GOOD or better in cloth and boards. Robin Waterfield's copy with his signature on fly leaf. A privately issued set of restricted lectures originally intended only for a select group.....
Paris: Le Editions de Cres et Cie, 1930. FIRST EDITION. Quarter bound in linen and marbled boards; text excellent without any defects; A FINE COPY. 347 pages with an excellent bibliography. Presentation copy from Kuni Matsuo to Albert Maybon, whose copy this was. Well illustrated with rare photographs including the.....
London: A. Lewis [Baskerville], 1925-26. FIRST EDITION, second issue. Small folio volumes printed black and red on Japanese paper bound in crimson silk cloth; A FINE CLOTH SET in fine slipcase. Numerous plates and illustrations throughout in this work on the Chinese secret societies, their rituals and symbols, with Masonic.....
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: 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.....
Leipzig: F.A. Brockhaus, 1922. Limited First Edition of 50 copies of which this is number 46. Special Leather Edition. Bound in full royal blue goatskin with gilt device on front panel; two original errata slips, one is tipped, the other laid in; bookplate of Jacob Hugo Tatsch, the Masonic author.....
London: Philip Wellby, 1902. FIRST EDITION. Presentation copy, signed by Waite, on bastard title. VERY GOOD or better copy in cloth binding with decorated front panel and spine; deckled edges; foxing to the prelims; very occasional pencil markers; frontispiece collotype plate under tissue in monotone green by Isabel DeSteiger, and.....
Cambridge: Printed at the University Press Corn. Crownfield, Printed to the University: and are to be Sold by J. Knapton, R. Knaplock, W. and J. Innys Booksellers in London, 1724. FIRST EDITION. Nineteenth century cloth binding; bookplate; internals crisp, clean and fine; margins were left untrimmed to their original width;.....
York Beach: Samuel Weiser, 1998. Limited edition of 99 copies [see note below] in full leather of which this is number 33, signed by Donald Weiser and R.A. Gilbert. A FINE+ COPY with custom end papers, gilt titles, and ruled backstrip with titles and dentelles in gilt. Introduction by R.A......
A private collector's edition of the original issue pamphlets, gathered and bound, circa 1895. Quarter bound in leather and marbled boards with corners; internals free and clear of marking or defect; edges rubbed and worn, but binding firm; A VERY GOOD or better volume, and unique in contents. Eight Wilder.....
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