Manly Hall - The Phoenix - 1931-1932

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Manly Hall is the author and illustrator of The Phoenix, a 128-page bound first edition in English, published by Hall Publishing Co. in 1931–1932 as a limited edition of 3,000 copies, covering esotericism and philosophy.

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Manly P. Hall – The Phoenix: An Illustrated Review of Occultism and Philosophy – 1931 – Limited First Edition (3000 copies)

Rare esoteric rarity: Limited first edition of Manly P. Hall's masterwork “The Phoenix” (1931).

On offer is a genuine rarity for collectors of occultism, Freemasonry and secret philosophy: The monumental first edition of “The Phoenix: An Illustrated Review of Occultism and Philosophy” from the years 1931–1932, published by Hall Publishing Co. in Los Angeles. This historical publication appeared in a strictly limited edition of only 3,000 copies worldwide. The offered copy is a fascinating time capsule from the golden age of the esoteric Renaissance of the early 20th century – only a few years before the founding of Hall's famous Philosophical Research Society in 1934. The large-format Folio work impresses with a deep collection of essays on mysticism, Eastern philosophy and Western occultism. Among the famous chapters are, among others: Albert Pike: The Plato of Freemasonry, The Comte de St.-Germain, The Wheel of Pythagoras, H.P.B. (Madame Blavatsky): The Russian Sphinx, The Great Pyramid. The book is also characterized by its rich adornment with numerous illustrations that visually support the mystical text.

The blue of the binding is slightly faded and the corners are slightly bumped. Inside, top condition.400

Manly P. Hall – The Phoenix: An Illustrated Review of Occultism and Philosophy – 1931 – Limited First Edition (3000 copies)

Rare esoteric rarity: Limited first edition of Manly P. Hall's masterwork “The Phoenix” (1931).

On offer is a genuine rarity for collectors of occultism, Freemasonry and secret philosophy: The monumental first edition of “The Phoenix: An Illustrated Review of Occultism and Philosophy” from the years 1931–1932, published by Hall Publishing Co. in Los Angeles. This historical publication appeared in a strictly limited edition of only 3,000 copies worldwide. The offered copy is a fascinating time capsule from the golden age of the esoteric Renaissance of the early 20th century – only a few years before the founding of Hall's famous Philosophical Research Society in 1934. The large-format Folio work impresses with a deep collection of essays on mysticism, Eastern philosophy and Western occultism. Among the famous chapters are, among others: Albert Pike: The Plato of Freemasonry, The Comte de St.-Germain, The Wheel of Pythagoras, H.P.B. (Madame Blavatsky): The Russian Sphinx, The Great Pyramid. The book is also characterized by its rich adornment with numerous illustrations that visually support the mystical text.

The blue of the binding is slightly faded and the corners are slightly bumped. Inside, top condition.400

Details

Number of books
1
Subject
Esotericism, Philosophy
Book title
The Phoenix
Author/ Illustrator
Manly Hall
Condition
Very good
Publication year oldest item
1931
Publication year youngest item
1932
Edition
1st Edition, Limited edition
Language
English
Original language
Yes
Publisher
Hall Publishing Co.
Binding/ Material
Hardback
Number of pages
128
GermanyVerified
17
Objects sold
100%
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