London: Fulgur, 1998. First edition. Hardcover. Quarto, 296 pp, Original fine black cloth, silver lettering to spine, silver sigil to upper board, printed endpapers. Tipped in colour frontispiece, generously illustrated, mostly in black and white, but some magnificent color plates. A detailed account of Austin Osman Spare and his relationship... More
ND (1942). An 8 x 5 inch sheet of pale blue notepaper, with handwritten notes in ink and pencil by Aleister Crowley on both sides. On one side Crowley has written a list of three of his wartime lyrics which he wanted a Miss St. George to make typescript copies... More
London: NP, 1935. A four page typescript carbon with pencil additions in the hand of Aleister Crowley, typescript on rectos only of four leaves, pencil notes on recto of first leaf and verso of final leaf. A draft letter to the Director of Public Prosecutions regarding Crowley’s criminal conviction in... More
London: NP, 1942. First Edition. Text reproduced from a typescript, printed on the recto only of a single sheet of buff 8" x 10" typing paper. The "Open Letter" is dated August 19th 1942, and must surely rate as one of Crowley's more bizarre publicity attempts. There is no doubt... More
New York: 93 Publishing, 1991. First Edition Thus. Hardcover. Large octavo. (9.25 x 6.25 inches). xxxii + 220 pp. Beige sail cloth with red foil embossed Equinox device to cover and author, title and publisher details to spine. B&w illustration, color frontis. Maroon endpapers. With a Prolegomenon by Hymenaeus Beta... More
![THELEMA [Greek] The Holy Books of Thelema. The Equinox Volume III, Number 9. Hymenaeus Alpha, a, Aleister CROWLEY, Edited.](/pictures/thumb/58189.jpg?v=1498579046)
New York, NY: 93 Publishing Ltd. 1989. 'Corrected edition'. Hardcover. Large octavo. (9.25 x 6.25 inches). xlv + 270pp. Beige cloth with red title, etc. to spine and front cover, b&w illlustrations & plates, facsimile of The Book of the Law. The 93 Publishing edition of this important collection and... More
[circa 1950]. A 6 1/2" x 8" sheet of note-paper with eleven lines of writing, in blue ink, in Spare's handwriting. Undated, but circa 1950s. The text begins: "Under free enterprise" followed by a rather idealised description of a vist to an English pub, within quotes, and ends with "I... More
London: Fulgur Limited, 2004. First edition - Limited. Hardcover. Octavo. 12pp, b/w illustrations. Vellum spine over black papered boards, black dust jacket printed in white. Black clothbound slipcase, with white design by Spare. Black and white frontis. Deluxe edition limited to 55 hardcover copies, numbered and signed by the author... More
Sydney, House 418 Publishing, 2004. (First Edition). Softcover. Large Quarto. Approx. 238 pages. Edition limited to 200 copies (there were also 14 special numbered and inscribed subscriber issues and an "archival release" of 11 signed and hand-illustrated issues). A beautifully produced and illustrated journal produced by members of the Oceania... More
London: Wieland & Co. September 1912. First Edition - 'Standard Issue'. Hardcover. Thick quarto. pp. (lv) + 252 + (xvi) + 202 (actually numbered 1 - 101) Printed paper boards, with cloth spine with paper title label. This copy has the classic 'Equinox' logo and text on the front board... More
Sweden: Looking Glass Press, 1995. First edition. Softcover. Octavo. 198pp. The first edition of this introduction to Crowleyan magick by a well-known contemporary British practitioner. Light rubbing to edges, occult bookshop sticker inside front cover, very slight darkening to page edges, pages lightly toned - overall a tight, clean near... More
New York, NY: Samuel Weiser Inc. 1973. Fourth Impression. Hardcover. Small Quarto, xii + 288 pp. Blue cloth with gilt title, etc. to spine, color frontis (omitted from some printings) and plates. Artist Executant: Frieda Harris. Crowley's masterwork on the tarot, with color and black and white reproductions of the... More
![Heavenly Bridegrooms. An Unintentional Contribution to the Erotogenetic Interpretation of Religion. [with] Bibliography. Theodore Schroeder, Aleister Crowley: related works, Ida CRADDOCK, Edited.](/pictures/thumb/58008.jpg?v=1498579045)
New York: Privately printed, 1918. First Edition Thus. Softcover. Octavo. 121 + (I) I - III (iv-vi - blank)pp. Original printed wrappers. The first edition in book form of this posthumously-published collection of erotic autobiographical material by Ida Craddock, that was originally appeared as a series of articles in the... More
London: Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co. / Aleister Crowley , Equinox Offices / Wieland & Co, 1909 - 1913. First Edition - 'Standard Issue'. Hardcovers. 10 Volumes. Small quartos, (9.5 x 7.38 inches). First Edition "Standard Issue." A complete set of the ten numbers which make up the first... More
Great Britain: Empress Earth Mysteries Press, 1989. First Edition Thus. Softcover. Small quarto. 10pp w/ tipped in frontis. Stapled wrappers. A significant new edition of the booklet of readings from Crowley's own works which were delivered at his funeral in 1947, which - as explained in the Introduction - incorporates... More
Dallas, TX: Sangreal Foundation, Inc. 1969. First Edition Thus. Hardcover. Octavo. 78pp. Green cloth with silver title, etc. to spine. This copy INSCRIBED & SIGNED by Israel Regardie to his then-wife, Alice. The first separate edition of Crowley's epic mystical poem, with an extensive thirty page Commentary by Israel Regardie... More
London: William Rider, 1909. First UK Edition. Softcover. Large octavo. [62pp.] Printed orange wrappers. B/w illustrations. The Correspondence section includes a short letter from Aleister Crowley (written as by "The Editor of 'The Equinox'") in which he requests assistance from parties regarding his research into hashish. Contents: Notes of the... More
Lexington, KY [ Atlanta, GA ]: Privately published [ Assembly of the Knowledge & Wisdom of Solomon ], 2012 [ 2013 ]. First Edition (?). Softcover. Large octavo. 230pp. b&w illustrations. From the cover: "A shocking attempt to reconcile the visions of enlightenment from one age into another, including a.... More
NP [ London ]: Privately Printed, ND [1923 ]. First Edition thus. Softcover. Octavo. 16pp. Stapled booklet in original blue/grey wrappers. Upper cover reads 'Songs For Italy /"Parturiunt Montes- / Mascitur Ridiculus Mus" - Solini / by / ALEISTER CROWLEY / June-Sept. XIX Price: One Shilling". [Words "One Shilling" illegible]... More
Chicago: Yogi Publication Society, ND [ 1923 ]. First Edition. Hardcover. Octavo. xii + 116 pp. Red cloth spine with light blue papered boards; frontis, b&w diagrams. The first edition of this practical treatise on crytallomancy and scrying by Frater Achad (Charles Stansfeld Jones - 1886-1950), one time student of... More
London: Routledge & Kegan Paul Ltd. 1973. First Edition Thus. Hardcover. Large octavo. xxiv + 512pp. Black publisher's cloth, gilt title, etc. to spine, dust jacket with striking design. B&w illustrations, appendixes, index. The first issue of the first printing of the Symonds and Grant edition of Crowley's "Book Four."... More
New York, NY: Thelema Publications, 1986. First Paperback edition. Softcover. Large octavo. 288pp, b&w illustrations. The trade paperback issue of the Thelema Publications printing. This copy warmly inscribed on the half-title page by the editor: " For Sister [owner's name] With love, humor, & breathless anticipation. ... Love is the... More
London: W. H. Allen, 1988. First edition. Hardcover. Octavo. 224pp. Original grey cloth with gilt titling to spine, b&w illustrations. Not so much a biography as an overview and appraisal of the Beast and his Law of Thelema. This copy INSCRIBED by the author ("from Gerald"), and with the ownership... More
London: ZRO, 1976. First edition. Softcover. Octavo. 36pp, Stapled in printed Wrappers. In pre-internet days this little work was desperately sought-after as being perhaps THE most valuable reference for Crowley enthusiasts and collectors, enabling them to work out which works had been published where and when. Very light rubbing and... More
![The Magical Record of the Beast 666. The Diaries of Aleister Crowley 1914-1920; [ Review Copy ]. Aleister CROWLEY, , John Symonds, Kenneth Grant.](/pictures/thumb/57371.jpg?v=1498579043)
London: Duckworth, 1972. First edition. Hardcover. Large octavo. xvi + 326pp. Red cloth with gilt title, etc. to spine. Index. The First UK trade edition of this significant publication of Crowley's diaries. The significant first publication of Crowley's American and early Cefalua period diaries, which cover virtually the whole of... More
