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1994ref. OKKU2132Stuttgart, Verl. Freies Geistesleben 1972-1994. Gr.-8°. pro Jg. ca. 1000 S. m. einigen s/w Abb., priv. HLnbde., vereinzelt Unterstreichungen oder Anmerkungen mit Bleistift oder Kugelschreiber, sehr gut erhalten. Versandkosten auf Anfrage
1758ref. 622682London, ohne Drucker u. Verlag, 1758. 4to. 272 S. Modernes Halbleinen. [2 Warenabbildungen]
1974ref. 53165Baltimore MD Penguin Books 1974. Paperback First Edition 1974 so stated. First Edition 1974 so stated. Very Good in Wraps: shows indications of very careful use: just a hint of wear to the extremities; mild rubbing to wrapper covers; heavy sunning to the gold-orange background field of the backstrip which renders the white editor's name difficult to discern the black titles are unaffected: bold and clearly legible; the very faintest creasing near the upper corner of the front panel; the binding is square and secure; the text is clean. Free of creases to the backstrip. Free of creased or dog-eared pages in the text. Free of underlining hi-lighting notations or marginalia. Free of any ownership names dates addresses notations inscriptions stamps plates or labels. A handsome copy structurally sound and tightly bound showing mild wear and minor cosmetic flaws - and heavy sunning to the backstrip. Bright and clean however and.the corners are sharp. Close to 'As New'. NOT a Remainder Book-Club or Ex-Library. 12mo. 7.1 x 4.4 x 1 inches. 464 pages. Language: English. Weight: 12.2 ounces. The Penguin Metaphysical Library. Appears to be a Penguin Paperback Original. Mass Market Paperback. Essays by Frithjof Schuon Rene Guenon Marco Pallis Abu Bakr Siraj ad Din Martin Lings Titus Burckhardt Seyyed Hossein Nasr Leo Schaya and D.M. Deed. Penguin Books, paperback
1731ref. 19771ABLondon, printed for A. Millar, at Buchanan's Head against St. Clement's Church in the Strand, M.DCC.XXXI. [1731]. 8°. 404 + XII S. Original leathing binding, Einband|Inhalt|Titelblatt The third edition corrected, with additions. Vol.
1971ref. 063670Adyar Madras India: Theosophical Publishing House 1971. Book. Near Fine. Hardcover. 6th Edition. Six volume set in dust jackets and protective mylar sleeves. Some volumes have some small tears to jacket all have clean tight contents. Oversized domestic orders only please as international rate will incur substantial addtional fees. Shipping weight over 12 lbs. Theosophical Publishing House Hardcover
1718ref. 22558Amsterdam, Wetstein (= Büdingen, Regelein), 1718. Titelblatt, allegor. Frontispiz, 2 Bll., SS. 1 - 10, Sp. 11 - 82, Sp. 1- 1812, 18 (von 20) Bll. Register - letzte zwei (und somit auch das Errata-Blatt) fehlend. 4°, etwas späterer Halblederband. Buchblock verschoben, dadurch Leder des Rückens gespannt. Schnitt angegraut, Innenfalze später verstärkt.
1992ref. PHIL2621Stuttgart, Frommann-Holzboog 1956-1992. 5151 Seiten, OLnBde. mit OUmschlägen, neuwertig. Die bis heute maßgebliche Gesamtausgabe. - J. W. UEBERFELD, der ungenannte Herausgeber dieser Ausgabe, und seine Mitarbeiter kamen den heutigen Zielen einer wissenschaftlichen Edition schon damals nahe. Sie waren bestrebt, die Texte nach den Originalhandschriften zu geben, und ihre Ausgabe erfasst die »in der gegenwärtigen und in vorigen Editionen geschehene(n) Änderungen« in einem Verzeichnis, das einem historisch-kritischen Apparat entspricht. Der Neudruck der Ausgabe von 1730 und die ?Urschriften? haben ihren jeweils eigenen Wert und ergänzen einander. ? Der Neudruck enthält zusätzlich die schöneren Tafeln der Ausgabe von 1682 und Peuckerts ?Das Leben Jacob Böhmes? in 2., vermehrter Auflage. // J. W. Ueberfeld, the unnamed editor of this edition, and his co-workers came close to reaching the current goals of a scholarly edition even at that time. They strove to provide the texts in accordance with the original manuscripts, and their edition contains the "changes made in the present and in previous editions». The reprint of the 1730 edition and the ?Urschriften? (Original Writings) are both valuable in their own way and complement each other. In addition, the reprint contains the more attractive plates from the 1682 edition and Peuckert's ?Das Leben Jacob Böhmes? (The Life of Jacob Böhme) in a second, enlarged edition
1887ref. 9992Boston: Cupples Upham and Company; Occult Publishing Company 1887. First and Second American Editions. 2 volumes each 7x5". 2 31 plus 22pp ads at rear; and 1 68 1 21 plus 7pp ads at rear. The first edition bound in yellow cloth boards with gilt title and illustration on front cover. The second edition in printed wrappers. Both volumes complete and in fair to good condition the first with ffep loose cracking to inner hinge and upper joint with split at head of spine and chipping at spine ends. The second lacking rear wrapper front wrapper detached and with tape residue along spine chipped to fore edge. Ownership signature of prominent Mill Valley CA resident Eva A. Finn dated 1891 on front. Both clean internally and quite readable protected in mylar covers and housed in a custom clamshell case. A tremendous working set of Mabel Collins' foundational theosophy text Light on the Path with the rare second edition containing additional chapters "Comments on Light on the Path" and "How Best to Become a Theosophist." Collins 1851-1927 joined the Theosophical Society in the 1880s and co-edited Lucifer magazine with Blavatsky. She penned Light on the Path in 1885 the text providing insight into some of the basic concepts and beliefs of the society. Though she claimed to have written the work herself other prominent theosophists such as C.W. Leadbeater alleged the text was communicated through her mediumship by the Ascended Masters. Collins left the society a short time later in 1889 and became outspoken against Blavatsky and Theosophy. OCLC cites perhaps 10 separate holdings for the 1886 edition and 6 for the 1887. Cupples, Upham and Company; Occult Publishing Company unknown
1899ref. 5896Cincinnati: The Editor Publishing Co 1899. First edition. 17x11cm 128pp. Red cloth boards with vignette illustration and lettering in silver. Spine toned some soiling and bumping to boards. Scattered foxing else clean and sound internally. Very good. Unquestionably rare copy of this supernatural occult novel from Laura M. Dake née Wright 1844-1932. Likely published in a very small number we find little mention of the title save for a short review in the Columbia Missouri Herald August 11 1899 under the heading "Books by Home Folks:" "To lovers of the occult 'The Flight of the Shadow.' will appeal with fine fascination. It is a well-written argument for the astral world - a phrase which the theosophists are fond of employing. A gallant young Confederate officer is stricken almost unto death. In his delirium he is confronted by the spirit of a young man of his own age dead many years before. The latter tells his story which is strikingly like the events of the former's life and weaves through it the arguments of occultism. A note of love and mystery runs through the pages and makes of the volume a most charming one even aside from the queer theories it advances or supports." The short novel in part takes place on a plantation in Charleston and is steeped in the Southern culture of the time including slave dialect. The above review also gives clues as to the author's identity she being a resident of San Diego formerly of Columbia MO and wife of a Charles T. Dake. OCLC lists Dake as the author of a religious novel In the Crucible and an anti-Mormon novel which would make some sense given her upbringing in Missouri called A Man O' Wax published in San Francisco 1902. Interestingly an audiobook of this title was recently released. Otherwise we identify just the copy at the Library of Congress. A true rarity of the genre. Not in Bleiler not in Locke not in BAL. The New Sabin 9317. . The Editor Publishing Co unknown
