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Occult and Magick Book Catalog List of Scarce, Rare Magick Books Offered by TIGERS TALE BOOKS [email protected] Phone: (970) 593-3094 1. The Anatomy of God Frater Achad Price: $45 each (2 copies 1972; 1 copy 1973) Book Description: Samuel Weiser. Hardback, Very Good with good dust jacket. 2. QBL or The Bride’s Reception Frater Achad Price: $45 Book Description: N.Y.: Weiser, 1972. Near fine with VG Dust jacket. 5 color plates. Cloth HB. 3. QBL or The Bride’s Reception Frater Achad Price: $45 Book Description: N.Y.: Weiser, 1969. near fine with no Dust jacket. 5 color plates. Cloth HB. 4. The Egyptian Revival Frater Achad Price: $100 Book Description: N.Y.: Weiser, 1969. HB in VG condition and VG Dust Jacket. Limited Edition of 750 copies. 5. Liber 31 and Other Related Essays Frater Achad Price: $35 Book Description: The Level Press, San Francisco, 1974. Paperback, Very Good condition. 6. XXXI Hymns To the Star Goddess Who Is Not. Frater Achad Price: $70 each (2 copies) Book Description: Will Ransom, Chicago (sic)/93 Publishing, nd. Reprint of original edition. Hardback, octavo, 40pp. Red boards with white titles and decoration, text in blue. Protective mylar wrap has missing segment at upper left corner of front panel and crease to front inner flap. Else near fine. Work by renowned occultist and ceremonial magician, Charles Stansfeld Jones (1886-1950), known also as Frater Achad. 7. The Chalice Of Ecstasy Being A Magical And Qabalistic Interpretation Of The Drama Of "Parzival" By A Companion Of The Holy Grail Sometimes Called Frater Achad Frater Achad Price: $40 Book Description: Yogi Publications Society, Chicago, 1923. Cloth. First Edition. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. VG--/no dust jacket. Red cloth hardcover copy with gold lettering and designs. 1923. First edition Mint condition. 8. The Fourth Book of Occult Philosophy Of Geomancy. Magical Elements of Peter de Abano. Astronomical Geomancy. The Nature of Spirits, Arbatel of Magick. Translated into English by Robert Turner. Agrippa, Henry Cornelius Price: $150 Book Description: Askin Publishers, London, 1978. First facsimile edition. Hardcover, octavo, 217 pp., b&w illustrations. Limited edition, this Number 115 of 500 copies. Green cloth boards with leather spinal panel and gilt lettering and decoration. 9. The Golden Dawn Journal Book I Divination Edited by Chic Cicero and Sandra Tabatha Cicero Price: $25 Book Description: St. Paul, Llewellyn Publications, 1994. Paperback in VG condition. 10. Kaos Hieroglyphica Anton Channing Price: $30 Book Description: Mandrake of Oxford, United Kingdom, 2004. Hardback. Book Condition: New. Brand New Book. Kaos Hieroglyphica Alchemy for the New Aeon In the year 1564, Dr John Dee published his work, Monas Hieroglyphica. Its central symbol represented the unity which was the gnosis of the monotheistic aeon. Now over four hundred years later, Anton Channing has published his long awaited debut work Kaos Hieroglyphica, within which he expounds a new symbol, the Kaos Hieroglyph. This symbol represents the plurality and freedom of the New Aeon. This work of magical alchemy draws on such diverse material as Thelema, the Chaos Current, the Maat Current, Timothy Leary, Witchcraft, Paganism, the Hermetic Tradition, Taoism, Shamanism and the author s own Pineal Gland. The Kaos Hieroglyphica offers the reader interpretations of Hermetic symbolism in a way that is both insightful and relevant to New Aeon Magic 11. The Magical Record of the Beast 666: The Diaries of Aleister Crowley, 1914-1920 Aleister Crowley Price: $175 Book Description: Next Step Publications, Quebec, Canada, 1972. Hardcover. Book Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Good. First edition. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. 12. The Magical Record of the Beast 666: The Diaries of Aleister Crowley, 1914-1920 Aleister Crowley Price: $150 Book Description: Next Step Publications, Quebec, Canada, 1972. Hardcover. Book Condition: Very Good. No Dust Jacket. First edition. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. 13. The Magical Record of the Beast 666: The Diaries of Aleister Crowley, 1914-1920 Aleister Crowley Price: $750 Book Description: Montreal: Next Step Publications, 1972. Limited to 250 copies. Signed by both Editors (John Symonds & Kenneth Grant), and hand numbered. Some light ageing to slipcase, more towards extremities. Very light dappling, all corners sharp. The book itself shows a trace of ageing to spine. All gilt stamping bright with no loss, corners sharp with no bumping. Internally Fine. Signed. Signed First Edition, Limited/Numbered. Hard Cover. Very Good +/Very Good +. 14. Aleister Crowley: A Memoir of 666 with Four Unpublished Poems Burnett-Rae, Alan Price: $75 Book Description: Victim Press, London. 1971. Limited to 319/350 copies. Covers lightly sunned. 15. Stellar Visions Source Book 93 Aleister Crowley Price: $175 Book Description: First Edition, 1981. Stellar Visions, San Francisco, Printed by O.T.O. Contains List of Publications of A.A. and O.T.O., listed by Class. Wrapps. With Introduction to the O.T.O. Printer William Heidrick. 37 pages. Very scarce. 16. Mystical and Magical System of the A∴A∴ Eshelman, James A. Price: $111 Book Description: College of Thelema, Los Angeles, California, U.S.A., 2000. Cloth Hardcover. Book Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Near Fine. First Hardcover Edition. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. A 282 page book. "The Spiritual system of Aleister Crowley & George Cecil Jones step- by-step.” 17. The Dancing Faun Farr, Florence Price: $25 (2 copies) Book Description: I-H-O Books, Essex House, Thame, Oxford, 2006. Soft Cover. Book Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" Tall. VG+ with corner wear. Sound, tight, copy. 18. Aleister Crowley Wandering the Waste Martin Hayes Price: $135 Book Description: Signed copy by Martin Hayes, R H Stewart, and Richard Kaczynski. England; First Printing. 8vo. paperback Highly Illustrated. Mint Condition. 19. The Alex Sanders Lectures A Course in Basic Witchcraft (Abridged and Added To) Alex Saunders (Editor) Price: $100 Book Description: The course consists of lectures originally designed by Alex Sanders for the students of Witchcraft who were able to attend in person in his London apartment They have now been edited and rewritten especially to suit the needs of correspondents who are unable to receive personal attention, or who desire more than a vague look into Witchcraft. 81/2 x 11 inch booklet No date.Not paginated. Typescript copy of original produced lectures. 13 Parts. Includes Addresses of Covens in the United States. A list of Supplies with addresses. A page of symbols and their meaning. An Advertisement page for an Alexanadrian Booklet. Scarce edition, in fair condition. 20. Jane Wolfe: The Cefalu Diaries 1920-1923 Wolfe, Jane ; Crowley, Aleister; Compiled and Introduced By David Shoemaker Price: $100 Book Description: College of Thelema of Northern California, Sacramento, CA, 2008. Condition: Fine. First edition (stated). Quarto in white paper wraps; unpaged. facsimile of holographic manuscript. 21. Theurgy The Art of Effective Worship Sadhu, Mouni Price: $75 Book Description: George Allen and Unwin Ltd., London, 1965. Hardcover. First edition. x, 263 pp. 8vo. Black and white photographs and illustrations. Bound in full maroon cloth with silver lettering to spine. Light bumping to spine ends, good dust jacket. 22. Samadhi: Superconsciousness of the Future Sadhu, Mouni Price: $75 Book Description: George Allen, London, 1962. Hardback , no dust jacket. Cloth cover, sunned. 23. Meditation Sadhu, Mouni Price: $75 Book Description: George Allen, London, 1967. Hardback, no dust jacket. Condition: good. 24. The Wickedest Books in the World: Confessions of an Aleister Crowley Bibliophile Blake, Blair MacKenzie; Carey, Danny (Foreword) Price: $150 Book Description: Blair MacKenzie Blake, 2009. Hardcover. Signed by Authors. Book Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Good. Blake, Duncan (photographer) (illustrator). Limited Edition. Oversize. Signed by Danny Carey of Tool and Blair MacKenzie Blake on title page. Privately published by author. Limited to 1,000 copies, hand numbered; this is number 285. Black cloth boards, gilt titles. Mint condition with dust jacket in archival Brodart protector. 25. Aleister Crowley: Selected Poems Booth, Martin (Editor & introduction) Price: $45 Book Description: Crucible, Great Britain, 1986. Softcover. Condition: Near Fine. First Edition. 26. A Magick Life: A Biography of Aleister Crowley Booth, Martin Price: $50 each (2 copies) Book Description: Hodder & Stoughton. Hardcover. Book Condition: New in find dust jacket. 27. Aleister Crowley - the Black Magician Cammell, Charles Richard Price: $15 Book Description: New English Library, London, 1969. Paperback. Book Condition: Good. Light wear to cover and age browning to pages. 28. Thelema Revisited: In Search of Aleister Crowley Richard Cole Price: $150 Book Description: Orange Box Books, 2007. New. Mint in original transparent wrapper. Quarto. Contains hundreds of rare and unpublished photographs of the Abbey of Cefalu from the past to the present. A comprehensive history of the Abbey, tenants, visitors, vandals and owners. A summary of the key events that occurred during Crowley’s three-year attempt to create a New World Religion. A contemporary ghost story about the Abbey, complete with a photograph of Crowley’s ghost! 29. From Crowley with Love; The F.B.I. Files Richard T. Cole and Aleister Crowley Price: $75 Book Description: Quicksilver, 2009. First edition. Quarto paperback in original transparent cover. Mint condition. 30.
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