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R.A.M.S., the Restoration of Alchemical Manuscripts Society. Very Good with no dust jacket. Softcover. Stiff coated card covers, comb binding with handwriiten label affixed to spine, contains 24 separate tabs, each with a separate work and page numbering, text printed on recto only. List of titles on request.; 10" x 11"; "R.A.M.S. , the Restoration of Alchemical Manuscripts Society is a very loosely knit group composed of private citizens around the world who have contributed to the present work and others in one way or another. The goal of the society is to seek out and obtain copies of Alchemical manuscripts, tracts, printed works and other such materials and liiterature. From these, certain items are selected for 'restoration'. This consists of re-typing the material to render it readable, therefore usable. The reading is made more enjoyable by the use of charts, symbols, dictionaries, diagrams, insertion of printed illustrations and other annotations to shed… Read More

Paris: Les Éditions de l'Étoile. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1931. Softcover. Tan wraps, perfect bound, front cover with pastedown label, text in French. This copy with presentation inscription to Mexican author Bernardo Ortiz de Montellano on half-title penned and signed by Suarès.; 4-1/2" x 5-3/4" (11,5 x 14,5 cm); 47 pp; Krishnamurti studied under Leadbeater and Besant, among many others. Suarès met Krishnamurti in 1923 and began what became a 40 year friendship. A work rarely seen in the trade. Suarès would publish a book entitled smply Krishnamurti in 1932. OCLC has 5 separate entries for this title with perhaps a dozen institutional holdings in all. ; Signed by Author; Mild wear. One page opened a bit roughly, a few pages with underlining or marginal annotations. .

New York City: Lucis Publishing Co.. Good+ with no dust jacket. (1926). Second Edition; No printing noted. Hardcover. Publishers blue cloth, blindstamped decoration to front, gilt spine lettering, chart: The Seven Planes of Our Solar System. ; 6" x 9-1/4"; 372 pp; Boards rubbed (esp. torad spine), worn at corners. Hinges are both solid though rear hinge shows splitting, Prior owner name inked to FFEP, bookseller stamp inside rear cover, a few pages show slight corner wear, all are clean an unmarked. .

[Mokelumne Hill?]: [Health Research?]. Very Good with no dust jacket. [1958?]. Softcover. Discusses the connection between Shakespeare, Francis Bacon and Freemasonry through an examination of "the more obvious Masonic devices found on the Shakespeare monuments, and inferences which can be drawn from their discovery". "The discovery of a secret society working with Francis Bacon, and sponsoring his works, should settle for all time the one hundred year old controversy as to who wrote the works appearing under the name of William Shakespeare." Cream front wrapper, white rear wrapper, stapled, text accompanied by a number of b/w illustrations. No date, place or publisher at front, but includes 8 pp offering Health Research titles at rear, including Prof. Hilton Hokema Latest (1958) work. ; 8-1/2" x 11"; 33, [8] pp; A relatively scarce document. OCLC records two institutional holdings (UC Davis and Bowling Green) and two copies in the trade, both Kessinger… Read More