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1946055033Theosophy Company 1946. Book. Poor. Hardcover. 1st Edition. Heavily stained copy with bleed from red cloth to rear endpapers interior stain relegated to exterior page edges and 1/4" of margins not affecting text. Owner gift inscription on fly. Scarce. 257pp. Theosophy Company Hardcover
1914047527Adyar Madras India: Theosophical Publishing House 1914. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. First Edition. 24mo - over 5" - 5¾" tall. Slender volume in teal cloth corners mildly bumped mild soiling and edgewear. SCARCE. Theosophical Publishing House Hardcover
1930047132Adyar Madras India: Theosophical Publishing House 1930. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. 2nd Edition. Owner gift inscription on fly mild foxing on a few pages. 99pp. Theosophical Publishing House Hardcover
1919030294Theosophical Pub 1919. Book. Good. Hardcover. Mild soiling to cloth age toning to pages printed quotations affixed to front pastedown. Theosophical Pub Hardcover
19147950Adyar Madras: Printed by Annie Besant at the Vesanta Press 1914. First edition. 24x17cm 280pp. Modern Indian binding of full soft red leather ruled in gilt with brown spine label and gilt lettering speckled page edges metallic textured silk endpapers. Samuel Weiser ticket loose in front. Spine a touch sunned boards with a few bumps. Internally clean and near fine. Housed in an orange cloth slipcase. <br /> <br /> First edition of this translation of the ancient mystical Hindu texts which became foundational to Theosophy. This collection was printed by Annie Besant who was then president of the Theosophical Society in Adyar. Though this edition is fairly widely held by institutions it is seemingly quite scarce in the trade.<br /> <br /> From the library of Blanche DeVries and Pierre Bernard. Printed by Annie Besant at the Vesanta Press unknown
193176697Los Angeles: The Theosophy Company 1931-1942. Edited by John Garrigues. Monthly. Octavo. Vol. XX; Nos. 1 2 3 4 7 8 9 10 11 12 1931-1932; Vol. XXI. Nos. 1-12 1932-1933; Vol. XXII Nos. 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1934-1935; VOL. XXVI Nos. 8 10 1928; Vol. XXVII Nos. 1-12 1938-1939; 52 issues plus 9 odd issues from 1940-1946. 6 issues with their covers off but present and 3 with stains to the front cover. Very good overall. This was the mouthpiece of the United Lodge of Theosophists formed by Robert Crosbie in 1909. Crosbie was a student of William Judge who headed the American Division of the Theosophical Society. With the death of Blavatsky the leadership was thrown into disarray with Annie Besant heading the International Society and Katherine Tingley the American Society. In 1900 Crosbie threw his lot in with Tingley and moved to Lomaland but by 1904 he had grown disillusioned with her increasing theatricality and moved to South Pasadena and 5 years later founded the ULT. The United Lodge adhered tightly to the teachings of Blavatsky and paid no attention to either Tingley’s Kingdom in San Diego nor to the Maitreya of Annie Besant. In every issue they state “This Magazine is an independent journal unconnected with any theosophical society or other organization.†The ULT is likely the most active remaining theosophical group in the world. The Theosophy Company unknown
1961038366Adyar Madras India: Theosophical Pub. House 1961. Book. Near Fine. Hardcover. 3rd Edition. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. Clean tight copy. 228pp. Theosophical Pub. House Hardcover
192562014Los Angeles: The Theosophy Company 1925 - 1930. Large 8vo.Magazine / Journal. In 5 volumes. Average of 500-600 pages per volume. Uniformly bound in dark blue cloth with gilt lettering to spines. Original yellow wrappers bound in. Ex-institutional library copies with bookplate to front pastedowns and small label to spines. No other library markings. Cloth clean. Internally clean. . Very Good. Cloth. 1925. The Theosophy Company 1925 - 1930 hardcover
1910049142Point Loma CA: Aryan Theosophical Press 1910. Book. Good. Hardcover. 2nd Edition. 16mo - over 5¾" - 6¾" tall. Beige cloth moderate age darkening and finger smudging text clean. 84pp ads. Aryan Theosophical Press Hardcover
1968053697Theosophical Publishing House 1968. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. 67pp. Slender green cloth with silver lettering. Theosophical Publishing House Hardcover
1919066056London: Theosophical Publishing House 1919. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. 497pp. Olive cloth with gilt spine lettering. Corners bumped mild rubbing to cloth owner notation on fly. Text clean contents remain tight. Theosophical Publishing House Hardcover
1960063553London: Theosophical Publishing House 1960. Book. Near Fine. Hardcover. 2nd Edition. 103pp. Dust jacket in protective mylar. Theosophical Publishing House Hardcover
192976701Point Loma: The Theosophical Society 1929-35. Edited by G. de Purucker. Monthly. Small octavo. Vol. I Nos. 1-12; Vol. II Nos. 1 2 5 8 9 10 11 12: Vol. III. Nos. 1 2 3 4 7 8 9 10 11 12; Vol. IV. Nos. 1 2 3 4 6 7 10 11; Vol. V Nos. 3 4 5 8 10 11 12: Vol. VI. Nos. 1 2 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 12; Vol. VII Only 1 2 & 4 are present. Fifty-seven issues. Each volume is separately paginated. The wood pulp paper used in the first two years is truly execrable-About half of these issues have problems e.g. on Vol. I No. 1 the last two pages have broken in half a few with wrappers loose edges chipped. They upgraded the paper stock for the later years. A very good and early assemblage.Katherine Tingley founded the Theosophical Society's main U.S. branch at Point Loma California in 1900. After her death in 1929 Gottfried de Purucker took over as leader of that community. He was a much more dedicated researcher and writer and he is still highly thought of in theosophical circles. He authored many works including The Esoteric Tradition and Studies in Occult Philosophy. He sold the Lomaland estate in 1942 and moved the branch’s headquarters to Covina but died within months of the move. The Theosophical Society unknown
1951045874Cunningham Press 1951. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. 351pp. Edgewear and chipping to dust jacket which is now in protective mylar. Cunningham Press Hardcover
1950055130Adyar Madras India: Theosophical Publishing House 1950. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. 252pp in cream boards and spine cloth. Foreword by C. Jinarajadasa. A short history of the society's growth from 1926-1950. Theosophical Publishing House Hardcover
1977061729Theosophical University Press 1977. Book. Near Fine. Hardcover. 2 volume set. Price-clipped dust jackets in protective mylar tight copies. Oversized will require additional charge for international and airmail options. Theosophical University Press Hardcover
1971063670Adyar Madras India: Theosophical Publishing House 1971. Book. Near Fine. Hardcover. 6th Edition. Six volume set in dust jackets and protective mylar sleeves. Some volumes have some small tears to jacket all have clean tight contents. Oversized domestic orders only please as international rate will incur substantial addtional fees. Shipping weight over 12 lbs. Theosophical Publishing House Hardcover
1970052931Theosophical University Press 1970. Book. Good. Hardcover. 798pp 31-page Index. Gift inscription on fly professional hinge reinforcement at title page. Oversized may require additional fees for international options. Price-clipped dust jacket in protective mylar. Volume II only. Theosophical University Press Hardcover
1997061728Theosophical Univ Pr 1997. Book. Fine. Hardcover. 1st Edition. Clean tight copy in mylar-protected dust jacket. 433-page Index for the Secret Doctrine. Theosophical Univ Pr Hardcover
194876689Columbus OH: The Phoenix 1948-49. Edited by Frank Noyes. Quarterly. Quarto. Summer & Fall of 1948 and Summer of 1949. Mimeographed and consecutively numbered from pp. 205-288. Publisher’s printed wrapper of various colors stapled. No copies located by OCLC.A very obscure theosophical and astrological periodical out of Columbus Ohio. Frank E. Noyes b.1896 served with distinction in both world wars. He moved moving to Columbus Ohio in 1927. In 1938 he founded Frank Noyes Pies Inc. which he kept open until 1952. In the 1920s he developed an interest in Theosophy. He also believed in astrology and was a member of the American Federation of Scientific Astrologers from 1945 to 1950. Noyes and his friend Alan Hooker the manager of Noyes Pies were both active in Theosophy and traveled as lecturers for the Theosophical Society. Noyes sold his bakery in 1952 and settled permanently in Ojai He then spent more than two years developing glazes with Beatrice Wood a nationally renowned potter. Noyes remained a prolific and respected potter until his death in 1999 one year short of having lived in three centuries. The Phoenix unknown
1966057426London: Theosophical Publishing House 1966. Book. Near Fine. Hardcover. First Edition. Tight copy in mylar-protected dust jacket. 152pp. Theosophical Publishing House Hardcover
191276700Auckland: The Lotus Press 1912. Edited by J. Prickett. Octavo. Vol. II Nos. 9 & 12 likely the last issue ever published. Each volume paginated so erratic numbering but 28 pp. each. Publisher’s string tied wrappers with elaborate borders surround the lettering on front. Each issue with the remains of a removed price stamp on the inner upper wrappers light edge wear. Very good. OCLC locate 4 runs but all are in New Zealand. Published as a theosophist magazine for children. The Lotus Press unknown
1910512014The Dharma Press 1910. First Edition. Paperback. VERY GOOD. 4 5-55 1 pp. 5x6.5' Sewn binding in brown natural paper French-flap wraps with printed title label to front cover. '2101' inscribed to front cover and beneath author's name on the title page; wrapper spine perished 1' from tail a bit worn around the edges but still mainly intact--remarkable given its fragility. Text clean and sound. Leonard Bosman was a Jewish fellow of the Theosophical Society of London and a prominent writer on the Kaballah and other esoteric fields. Following his teacher Elias Gewurtz Bosman was a prominent voice contending for the Kaballistic roots of Theosophy and the essential compatibility of the two traditions. Mysteries of the Qabalah was the first of six 'Esoteric Studies' in a series projected by the publisher of which only four were published. It was revised and reissued in 1915 and either of these Dharma Press editions are quite scarce this first edition showing only 8 holdings in OCLC. The Dharma Press paperback
1992057779B T Batsford Ltd 1992. Book. Near Fine. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 223pp. Tight copy in mylar-protected dust jacket. B T Batsford Ltd Hardcover
196276694Penang: Dr. H. C. Yeang 1962-64. Edited by C H Yeang. Quarterly. Three issues. Vol. II Nos. 11 12 & 13. Printed in purple ink and with numerous ads for local Malaysian businesses. Publisher’s printed wrappers of various hues. Some aging but very good. None located by OCLC. Quite a vibrant publication. In the overall arc of Theosophy The Malaysian Theosophist is quite a late-comer but their enthusiasm makes up for it. Includes articles by Geoffrey Hodson Kut Humi Speaks Blavatsky’s Ascended Master Joel S. Goldsmith Sri Siddha Evangeline “LSD. 25 Mescaline Etc.â€. Adrienne Ashley Brown Landone & Martha Baker. In Vol. II. No. 12 April-September 1963 there is an article by Muhammad Subuh entitled “The Meaning and Purpose of Subudâ€. The first Subud periodical wasn’t published until 1964 but it did not contain any expository writings by Muhammad Subuh. He did publish some spiritual and autobiographical pieces is 1959 but this is almost surely his first published piece expounding upon Subud. Included in this lot is a separate publication ostensibly written by the same publisher/editor C. H. Yeang and it is uniform with the periodical in size and appearance. It is entitled “Hidden Secrets Revealed by ‘I AM’ that ‘I AM’.†It contains a listing of 53 metaphysical laws and is almost surely cribbed from various books published by Guy Ballard. The preface bears an inscription by Yeang and is dated 1963. As there are articles about such various movements as Baha’i and the Mazdaznan it would seem that this branch of the Theosophical Society was very un-doctrinaire. The covers all bear a variation of the Ballards’ I AM theosophical offshoot e.g. “WE ARE that I AMâ€. Dr. H. C. Yeang unknown