Cover to the Winter 1949 edition of Horizon, published by the Philosophical Research Society (artist unknown?, 1949).
(via Manly P. Hall’s Books & Journal Articles)
Modern cover to Manly P. Hall’s The All-Seeing Eye, first published in 1930 (artist unknown?, early 21st century).
(via demoniality)
Page from The Munich Manual of Demonic Magic (author unkown?, 15th century).
(reblogged from The Esoteric Bookworm)
Page from The Munich Manual of Demonic Magic(author unknown?, 15th century CE).
(via Digitale Bibliothek)
Magic circle from The Munich Manual of Demonic Magic (author unknown?, 15th century CE).
(via demoniality)
Cover to Thomas Ligotti’s Songs of a Dead Dreamer, Subterranean Press Edition (Aeron Alfrey, 2010).
(via Weird Fiction Review)
The Plan of the Constitution of Man (Antoine Fabre d’Olivet, circa early 19th century, reproduction by unknown?).
(via hermetic.com)
Cover to Freedom is a Two-Edged Sword by Jack Parsons (photo taken circa 1950 by unknown?, published by New Falcon Publications, 1990).
(via Hometown Pasadena)
Title page of Eloquent and Truthful Annonij Benedictine Monk Philip Augustus, Book Five by Aimoin de Fleury. Marked with the printer’s device of publisher Jean Petit (artist unknown?, circa 10th century).
(via Pitts Theology Library)
Panel from The New Deadwardians by Dan Abnett & I.N.J. Culbard, 2012.
(scanned by Nahga EMPIRE)
Anonymous asked: Juliette
Juliette was always rewarded for her behavior, as she should have been. Fais ce que tu veux shall be the whole of the law.
Photograph of Samael Aun Weor (unknown photographer?, circa 1960s).
(via El Portal de las Enigmas)
