London, Jonathan Cape, 1969 (first thus). A pencilled inscription on the half-title states it is 'To Be Published In London | July. | Pre-Pub Price £5/5/- | Aust $15.00 | After July £6/6/- | $18.00 | Aust'. The first two parts of the book (pages 29-389) were first published in..... More
London, Jonathan Cape, 1969 (first thus). The first two parts of the book (pages 29-389) were first published in 1929; the balance of the work is published here for the first time. More
Essex, Mandrake Press Ltd., 1990. Number 284 of 1000 copies. The lengthy introduction (21 pages) is by Keith Richmond. More
Chicago, The Teitan Press, Inc., 1988 ('First collected edition'). 'Six of the eight stories in this book were originally published pseudonymously in "The International: A Review of Two Worlds" between October 1917 and April 1918'. More
![Item #123210 The Magical Diaries of Aleister Crowley [The Beast 666 in Tunisia 1923]. Edited by...](https://treloars.cdn.bibliopolis.com/pictures/123210_01.jpg?width=320&height=427&fit=bounds&auto=webp&v=1632720978)
Jersey, Neville Spearman, 1979 (first edition). More
Chicago, The Teitan Press Inc., 1987 (first collected edition). These 'master works of detective fiction' were originally published as a series of six short stories in 'The International' from September 1917 to February 1918, under the pseudonym of Edward Kelly. More
![Item #123185 Thelema [in Greek]. Aleister CROWLEY](https://treloars.cdn.bibliopolis.com/pictures/123185_01.jpg?width=320&height=427&fit=bounds&auto=webp&v=1667375703)
London, Suhal, 1993. Selected texts from 'The Holy Books of Thelema'. More
Berkeley, Conjoined Creation, 2013 [first thus]. The title page is warmly inscribed and signed by Marlene [Cornelius], the editor. More
New York, Samuel Weiser, Inc., 1975 (first edition). This book 'introduces a new series of "The Equinox" ... released under the auspices of Marcelo Motta, the current Praemonstrator ... It is the first book to bear the Imprimatur of the Order since the publication of Liber Aleph in 1962' (dustwrapper..... More
New York, Samuel Weiser, Inc., 1975 (first edition). This book 'introduces a new series of "The Equinox" ... released under the auspices of Marcelo Motta, the current Praemonstrator ... It is the first book to bear the Imprimatur of the Order since the publication of Liber Aleph in 1962' (dustwrapper..... More
Nashville, Thelema Publishing Company, 1979 (first edition). Number 70 of the deluxe edition of only 200 copies signed by Marcelo Motta. The 1990 second edition of Volume V, Number 1 (first published in 1975) gives this second number the title 'Satan and Christ'. More
Nashville, Thelema Publishing Company, 1979 (first edition). Number 184 of the deluxe edition of only 200 copies signed by Marcelo Motta. The 1990 second edition of Volume V, Number 1 (first published in 1975) gives this second number the title 'Satan and Christ'. More
Canberra, Thelema Publishing Company, 1990 (second edition)/ 1975. The dustwrapper blurb to the 1975 first edition stated that it 'introduces a new series of "The Equinox" ... released under the auspices of Marcelo Motta, the current Praemonstrator ... It is the first book to bear the Imprimatur of the Order..... More
![Item #141986 Magick Without Tears, Unexpurgated, Commented. Part I [and] ... Part II. Being 'The...](https://treloars.cdn.bibliopolis.com/pictures/141986_01.jpg?width=320&height=427&fit=bounds&auto=webp&v=1728520578)
[Nashville], Society Ordo Templi Orientis International, 1983 and 1984 (first thus). '"Magick Without Tears" was conceived by Aleister Crowley as a series of letters answering questions from beginners on Magick, mysticism, the work of occult orders, the techniques of the Masters, and the philosophy of Thelema. "Magick Without Tears" -..... More
![Item #120098 Thelemic Magick. Unexpurgated, Commented. Part II. [Edited by Daniel B. Stone]....](https://treloars.cdn.bibliopolis.com/pictures/120098_01.jpg?width=320&height=427&fit=bounds&auto=webp&v=1614150312)
Washington, Daniel B. Stone, 1991 [first thus]. This edition of Part II, complete with the commentary, was produced in very limited numbers, and is rare. More
[No Place, Ray Eales], 2010. More
[United States?], 'Privately Published | Headquarters Daath', [2010s?, first thus]. Number 1 of only 33 copies, with two embossed symbols at the foot of the limitation leaf (the Masonic Double-Headed Eagle, and the Eye of Providence). 'Also known as the C.'.C.'., it appears to have been a magical group active..... More
[England], 'Privately Published, Printed & Distributed', [2014, first edition]. This hardback first edition was limited to 111 copies; this is numbered (64) and signed by the author on a title-specific colour postcard loosely inserted in the book (along with the printed bookmark). More
London, The O.T.O. [Ordo Templi Orientis], BCM/ANKH, 1939. 'In a 15 July 1939 letter to Wilfred Talbot Smith, Crowley mentions that in order to save on shipping costs he is sending 30 copies of the book in sheets to be bound by Smith as near as possible to the original..... More
London, Gerald Duckworth & Co. Ltd., 1989. More
Paris, Printed at Lecram Press [Privately Published by The author], [1929 and 1930, first issue of the first edition]. Crowley was dissatisfied with the quality of the binding and the colour plate of this first issue of the first edition, and the bulk of the print-run was trimmed and bound..... More