Abbott's of Colon, Mich. Magic Capital of the World, 1943. Profusely Illustrated in black and white. Catalog No. 7. Heavy Paper Covers printed in blue and black. 640 pp. containing 1744 magic tricks for sale. Very good. Item #2276

Press of the Scioto Sign Co. Kenton, Ohio, 1928. Illustrated with many photographs, some in color. First Edition. 4to. Attractive heavy paper covers printed in gold and black. Unpaginated. 58 pp. plus a fold-out showing group pictures of the Convention in 1926 and 1927 at Kenton, Ohio. Frontispiece color poster of Kellar surrounded by three devils. Fine. Item #2272

Ghaziabad, India: Bharti Association Publications, (January 1958). Illustrated with many fantastical images. Color double-sided frontispiece, and numerous other double-sided plates, many in color. Stated First Edition. 12 mo. 7-1/8" x 5". Gray cloth covered boards stamped in black. vii, [1], 175 pp. One signature coming loose otherwise a clean very good copy. / Price clipped dust jacket is quite worn, chipped and also tape repaired on the inside.

With a lengthy inscription by the author in green pen on the half-title written in the year of publication. Also laid in is a typed letter, signed by Dickhoff on the Buddhist UFO Research Center letterhead, dated "May 13, '59." Rare volume on UFOs. Robert Ernst Dickhoff, also known as Sungma Tenzing (Red) Lama, was a German-born American Buddhist author and saucerian, founder of the American Buddhist Society and Fellowship, Inc. and the Buddhist UFO Research Center. Dickhoff is most well-known for his book Agharta: The Subterranean World, in which he details the story of a Venusian-reptilian occupation of the ancient underground city of Agharta (beneath the Yarlung Tsangpo Valley of Tibet), and how the city was liberated in 1948 by a Martian-human alliance. Item #1197

New York: BlueBridge, (2008). 8vo.9-1/4" x 6-1/4". Brown paper covered boards stamped in silver. 241 pp. Fine. / In fine dust jacket.

This book is a riveting chronicle of the search for spiritual truth and purity, and a testimony to the power of faith in the face of suffering and persecution. From first to last this is history replete with passion, terror, and hope, and a key to the heart of medieval Europe. ISBN: 9781933346120 Item #987

Los Angeles: Horizon Publishing Co., 1947. First edition. 8vo. 9"x 6". Staple bound soft cover. Blue card stock covers textured to look like leather. Fine condition.

Contains articles mostly written by Manly P. Hall: SYMBOLISM OF THE SUBCONSCIOUS - The World as the Image of the Self; THE ILLUMINATI; THE BOOK OF ABRAHAM THE JEW; IN REPLY Questions Concerning Reincarnation; GNOSTICISM, The Key to Esoteric Christianity; CURIOUSER AND CURIOUSER When the Devil Went to Work for God; Also, Curiosities of Philately; LIBRARY NOTES, The Writing of paracelsus by A. J. Howie. Item #940

Kenton Ohio: International Brotherhood of Magicians, 1928. Color frontispiece of Kellar surrounded by three devils. With black and white photo illustrations throughout. First Edition. Green Cloth. Very Good.

Color Frontice Item #2275

Horizon Publishing Company, 1953. Soft Cover. fine. Item #2005

philosophical research society, 1963. soft cover. fine. Item #2013

New York: Walker and Company, 1969. First edition. Hard back. fine / very good. Item #2161