Clavis Magic of Solomon Hockley Sibley Occult Grimoire manuscript rare edition
It includes eight separate magical texts Transcribed by Frederick Hockley. Ebenezer Sibley. This collection reflects Sibley’s teachings on the practical use of celestial influences and harmonies. Page of the manuscript with seals for the operation of Saturn.
ABRAHAM THE JEW ON MAGIC TALISMANS – First & Limited Ed -2011- Frederick Hockley
Experience the mystical world of Abraham the Jew with this exquisite first and limited edition hardcover book titled “Abraham the Jew on Magic Talismans”. Written in English with 148 pages, this book is a must-have for any magic enthusiast. The book is published by Teitan Press and is signed by the author, Frederick Hockley, adding an extra layer of authenticity to your collection. Delve into the fascinating genre of body, mind, and spirit with this unique book that covers the topic of magic studies. The book is a treasure trove of information on talismans and their significance in the mystical world. This book is a gem for collectors who appreciate the value of limited edition books. Don’t miss out on the chance to add this exceptional book to your collection. The book is a First Edition from 2011 and is numbered 409 from 650 Limited copies. It comes with a leaflette that is an Addendum. The books is in excellent, like new condition without any marks, tears, or bends. Shipping will be $5.00.
Vittorio Fincati Frederick Hock La chiave dei poteri mag (Hardback) (UK IMPORT)
Author: Vittorio Fincati, Frederick Hockley. Title: La chiave dei poteri magici. Format: Hardback. Missing Information?. Item Weight: 180 gg. Item Height: 212mm. Item Length: 11mm. Language: Italian.
The Clavis or Key to the Magic of Solomon Sibley Ibis Press 2012
Ibis Press, 2012. The Book Eddy.
The Key Of King Solomon (1834) by Hockley, Frederick, Like New Used, Free shi…
The Key Of King Solomon (1834) by Hockley, Frederick, ISBN 9798743217571, ISBN-13 9798743217571, Like New Used, Free shipping in the US
Stephen Skinner, Daniel Clark / CLAVIS OR KEY TO UNLOCK THE MYSTERIES OF MAGIC
Author: Skinner, Stephen; Daniel Clark. We entered this venture out of a love and appreciation for books. By The Way Books.
ABRAHAM THE JEW ON MAGIC TALISMANS – 1st, Ltd, Signed Ed 2011 – MAGICK OCCULT
ABRAHAM THE JEW ON MAGIC TALISMANS: TO BE ENGRAVEN ON THE SEALS OF RINGS MADE OF VARIOUS METALS, UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF THE FIXED STARS AND THE TWENTY-EIGHT MANSIONS OF THE MOON Book Details + Condition: The Teitan Press (York Beach, Maine). First, Limited, Numbered and Signed Copy, 2011. Book is unread and has been on a shelf: it has firm binding and a clean interior. From a manuscript by Frederick Hockley, and with an Introduction by Silens Manus (of Weiser Antiquarian). Signed by Manus on the front free endpaper. Hardcover. Small Quarto. xvi + 46pp (vi), MS 40pp. (80 pages: 40 with text, and the remainder with scans of Hockley’s manuscript.) Bound in high quality black cloth, with a gilt talismanic design stamped on the front cover, blind rules, and gilt title etc. on the spine. Printed on acid free paper, sewn, and with color frontispiece. Edition is limited to 650 numbered copies, of which this is #64. The work is a previously-unpublished manuscript by Frederick Hockley, probably transcribed by him circa 1850 from an earlier work. The manuscript deals with the creation of talismans, and is divided into two parts, the first of which details methods for their manufacture “under the fixed stars” and the second “under the twenty-eight mansions of the moon.” Both sets of concepts were popular in mediaeval and later European astrological and magical practice, having apparently been incorporated into them from Arabic astronomical and astrological treatises composed during the “Golden Age” of Arabic science from the middle of the eighth to the middle of the thirteenth centuries. This first published edition comprises an Introduction in which Silens Manus explores the history of the manuscript, and its relationship with other early magical works, notably those of Cornelius Agrippa. It is followed by a typeset transcription of the text of the manuscript, with explanatory footnotes, etc., and a reproduction of various relevant passages from the 1651 edition of Agrippa’s Three Books of Occult Philosophy. The final section is a facsimile of the original manuscript, printed on special coated paper that gives a photograph like quality to the reproduction. Frederick Hockley (1809-1885), was an occultist and Freemason with an interest in Spiritualism who in later life was associated with the Societas Rosicruciana in Anglia. Hockley’s peers considered him to be one of the great occult scholars of his time in fact he was held in such high regard by one of the founders of the Golden Dawn, W. Wynn Westcott, that he posthumously claimed Hockley as one of the Order’s most outstanding Adepts. Please don’t hesitate to let me know if you have any questions! Also check out our other rare and out-of-print antiquarian books at Black Cat Caboodle. SHIPPING & PAYMENTShipping & Handling — covers shipping via USPS to anywhere in the continental U.S. and within eBay’s Global Shipping Program.Payment is due within 3 days of end of auction. Black Cat Caboodle THANKS you for looking!
ABRAHAM THE JEW ON MAGIC TALISMANS 1st Limited Signed Ed 2011 #51/650
This is the first print from 2011. It is limited to 650 and this is #51. It is signed by Silens Manus on a book plate on the inside from cover. See the pics for the details. — We want to do our part for the environment so we use recycled/reused materials whenever it is possible. Also, our packing peanuts are collected from a few different sources and are either reused or biodegradable. If you buy more than one item, we offer shipping discounts. What becomes to our eBay shop, we are happy to answer all your questions and help if you have any problems.
The Key of King Solomon (1834): Translated by Frederick Hockley from an ancient
Although modest in length, The Key of King Solomon is a notable contribution to the growing literature on this genre of ritual magic. The Key of King Solomon (1834) by Frederick Hockley. Author Frederick Hockley.
The Key of King Solomon (1834): Translated by Frederick Hockley from an ancient
Although modest in length, The Key of King Solomon is a notable contribution to the growing literature on this genre of ritual magic. by Frederick Hockley. Author Frederick Hockley. Subtitle Translated by Frederick Hockley from an ancient French manuscript for George Graham.