London, Scarlet Imprint, 2008. Number 52 of only 55 copies of this deluxe edition, each one containing an original drawing by the author ('Famille Eros Ghuedhe' in this instance). More

[The Netherlands], Aeon Sophia Press, 2014 (first edition). Number 35 of only 100 copies. 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

Tampa, Silver Star Publications, 1992 [first edition]. This copy is signed by Ray Eales. More

London, The Mandrake Press, 1929 (first edition). Crowley's second novel; one of only 2500 copies. 'The Mandrake Press was a British small press founded by Edward Goldston and P.R. Stephensen [an Australian] in 1929. In 1930 the company had financial problems and a consortium led by Aleister Crowley formed Mandrake..... More

London, Suhal, 1993. Selected texts from 'The Holy Books of Thelema'. More

Chicago, The Teitan Press, 1992 (facsimile edition)/ 1910. The original edition was limited to only 350 copies. The title page carries the ownership signature of Olav Hagen (1921-2013) 'a Norwegian cross-country skier who competed during the 1940s. He won a bronze ... at the 1948 Winter Olympics' (Wikipedia). 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

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

Nashville, Troll Publishing Company, 1980. 'This new edition [edited by Marcelo Motta] was collated directly from the original manuscript. As a result, much of the printed text differs from previous versions'. 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

Sacramento, The College of Thelema of Northern California, August 2008 (first edition). Number 21 of only 31 copies of the deluxe edition, signed by David Shoemaker. Much of this work comprises a facsimile of Wolfe's typescript of her handwritten diary entries, with Crowley's annotations. 'The diaries collected here represent the..... More

Berkeley, Red Flame Productions, 2003. 'Red Flame. A Thelemic Research Journal', Numbers 10 and 11; each volume is limited to only 500 copies. [2 items]. More