Limited Edition — Copy #59 of 150
Privately published by R. A. Gilbert, 1990
A scarce and beautifully produced booklet by Florence Farr Emery, an important figure in the history of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn.
This edition was privately published by noted Golden Dawn scholar and bibliographer R. A. Gilbert in 1990 and was strictly limited to 150 copies. This is copy #59 of 150.
The booklet includes a cover illustration of The Angel of Osiris, reproduced from the author's personal copy of The Book of the Concourse of the Forces.
Typesetting, editing, and computer graphics were by Alan Bain.
This copy comes from the personal library of Donald Michael Kraig, acclaimed author of Modern Magick and influential teacher of ceremonial magic.
Very Good overall condition
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The copy is complete and comes from the personal library of Donald Michael Kraig.
This booklet comes from the personal working library of Donald Michael Kraig (1951–2014), acclaimed author of Modern Magick and one of the best-known modern teachers of ceremonial magic.
Kraig's extensive occult library included significant works relating to the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, Florence Farr, ceremonial magic, Hermeticism, and Western esotericism.
The presence of this scarce limited-edition Golden Dawn publication in Kraig's personal library makes the provenance particularly appropriate to the subject.
Only 150 copies of this edition were privately produced, making this a genuinely scarce item rather than a mass-market occult book.
Florence Farr was an important member of the original Golden Dawn and played a significant role in the development of its magical and esoteric work. A limited publication devoted to her writings is therefore of particular interest to collectors researching the Golden Dawn and its members.
The connection to R. A. Gilbert, a respected Golden Dawn scholar and bibliographer, further enhances the significance of this small-press edition.
And this isn't merely one of the 150 copies — it is specifically number 59 of 150 and comes from the personal library of Donald Michael Kraig.