London: The Bibliographical Society, 1990. FIRST EDITION. A VERY GOOD COPY in plain Royal blue buckram in full folio. Twelve plates. Preface and introduction by the editors, including the "Annals of John Dee's Life", followed by a Facsimile of the 1583 catalogue with notes on both the books and manuscripts.....
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: 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.
Boston: John Gilbert, 1832. FIRST AMERICAN EDITION. Original binding of paper over boards; occasional foxing; VERY GOOD+ or better copy of a scarce issue, and classic of ancient religious studies. [viii], 440 pages. Octavo.
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.....
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.....
Seattle: Ars Obscura, 2005. First Edition. Hand numbered copy 09, one of fifty. Bound in full Mahogany calf with superb marbled end papers; A FINE COPY. Edited by Joel Radcliffe, who bound this volume by hand and numbered it. It was Joel's habit to issue a volume as a numbered.....
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.
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.....
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;.....
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.....
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.
London: Printed and published by William Hughes, Islington Green; and sold by other Booksellers, 1820. FIRST EDITION. This was the third translation of the Ptolemy work, the first by Walley in 1701 and the second much maligned Sibley and Brown in 1786. A GOOD or better copy of a rare.....
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.....
Liverpool: Printed for Robinson & Sons, 1816. FIRST EDITION. Leather bound (calf) with corners, marbled boards; bookplate; lightly foxed in early pages; VERY GOOD+ COPY. Contains Inquisition source material, the Waldenses persecution, the Inquisition in the Far East, etc. 428 pages. Octavo.
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.....
