Astrology, The Astrologer's Quarterly. ( Six Issues ). Volume 38, No. 4. December 1964 - January, February 1965; Volume 39, No. 2. June, July, August 1965; Volume 39, No. 3. September, October, November 1965; Volume 39, No. 4. December 1965, January, February, 1966; Volume 47, No. 1, Spring, 1973; and Volume 48, No. 1. Spring 1974; Issued under the Auspices of the Auspices of the Astrological Lodge of London and Devoted to the Study of Astrology in All its Branches
Surrey, UK: Astrology, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1973, 1974. First Editions. Hardcover. Octavos. Six issues: Volume 38, No. 4. December 1964 - January, February 1965; Volume 39, No. 2. June, July, August 1965; Volume 39, No. 3. September, October, November 1965; Volume 39, No. 4. December 1965, January, February, 1966; Volume 47, No. 1, Spring, 1973; and Volume 48, No. 1. Spring 1974 Each issue approx 35pp. Softcover small magazine format. Each issue intact in original wrappers, loosely inserted into a hardcover "Instant Binder" clip binder, which secures them without damaging the covers. Each issue in blue stapled wrappers printed in black, a few illustrations. Six non-consecutive issues of this Astrological quarterly, edited by Ronald Davison. Davison was also the author of a number of books on astrology most notably: "Synastry : Understanding Human Relations Through Astrology." The issues collected together as each has some Aleister Crowley related content. This includes: "Aleister Crowley; A Study of an Enigma" by Arthur Gauntlett , a letter from a reader entitled: "The Horoscope of Aleister Crowley" in which the reader criticizes Gauntlett (despite Gauntlett's recent passing and resulting inability to defend his work); and "The Five Jugglers" by Prier Wintle - which looks at a number of occultists including Crowley, Gurdjieff, Steiner, Blavatsky etc. Other Crowley content is very slight, usually just a few words in passing. Various other related essays including an astrological profile of George Ivanovich Gurdjieff. Originally from the collection of Crowley researcher and collector Nicholas Bishop-Culpeper, most recently from the library of Clive Harper with his discreet book-label neatly tipped in at the rear. Harper is well- known as the bibliographer of Austin Osman Spare, for updating the Aleister Crowley bibliography in the 2011 Teitan Press collection of Gerald Yorke's writings, and as someone who has lent his expertise to numerous other publications. Magazines are complete and clean VG + condition. An unusual collection of Crowleyana. Item #66715
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