Vintage occult books

Occult arts and practices including ceremonial, ritual and chaos magic, Aleister Crowley and his followers, Ancient and modern magic, Occult fiction

The Dennis Wheatley Library of the Occult: The Devi's Mistress by J.W. Brodie-Innes

By George Moir

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From Copperfish Books, Punta Gorda, Florida: The History of the Devil and the Idea of Evil by Paul Carus. Chicago: The Open Court Publishing Company, 1900. First edition, illustrated. A scholarly approach to the exploration of evil and the concept of the devil at the turn of the 20th century. TREASURES WE'RE BRINGING: This is a series that reveals some of the special books dealers will be bringing to the Florida Antiquarian Book Fair. Watch for more coming soon.

"Published for the first time in this Century!" Letters on Demonology & Witchcraft by Sir Walter Scott (First ACE printing, 1970. This edition follows the text of the original edition published in 1830)

Wiccan | The North Realm

"The Book of Death and Hindu Spiritism" - an occult masterpiece which aims to reveal the mysteries of life, death, sacred systems of magic, and the afterlife. This intriguing book was printed in 1944, and was published by the famous occultist, magician, and author Dr. L.W. De Laurence. The cover design is full of occult, Kabbalistic, magical, and esoteric symbolism with the magickal "Death Alpha" table at center.

The book of Mediums Allan Kardec

The Secret Grimoire of Turiel, Being a System of Ceremonial Magic of the Sixteenth Century [Amazon, Abebooks, Local Library] by Marius Malchus, reviewed by Randall Bowyer in the Bkwyrm’s Occult Book Reviews archive. While visiting the Canary Islands in 1927, Mr. Malchus purchased from his tour guide an English translation of this grimoire (he was […]

The secret book of the black arts : containing all that is known upon the occult sciences of daemonology, spirit rappings, witchcraft, sorcery, astrology, ...

Titus Burckhardt - Alchemy Penguin Books 3374, 1971; reprint 1972 Cover Design: Walter Brooks; drawing from Basilius Valentinus' "Aurelia Occulta Philosophorum" in "Theatrum Chemicum", Argentorati, 1613, vol IV. "Alchemy - Science of the Cosmos, Science of the Soul"