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ADDENDUM: NEW BOOK




THE OCCULT RELIQUARY 
Images and Artefacts of the Richel-Edlermans Collection
by Daniel A. Schulke, (Editor)
With an Introduction by Graham King
Published by Three Hands Press, 2010


Edge of the Circle Books is pleased to announce that we have procured The Occult Reliquary, showcasing the Richel-Eldermans Collection, an archive of some 2,000 magical images and artifacts housed in the Museum of Witchcraft in Boscastle, Cornwall.

Situated at the crossroads of erotic magic, ceremonial angelic conjuration, and witchcraft, the images comprise, in part, a pictorial cipher of the rituals of Ars Amatoria, a European magical order using sex magic, and the lesser-known M∴M∴, based in the Hague and Leiden. Also referenced among the collection are materials relating to A∴A∴ of Aleister Crowley.

The transfixing procession of images, charms, magical seals, and ritual objects in the Collection is the work of multiple artists, and displays a high degree of magical insight and creativity. It will be of interest to students of witchcraft, Freemasonry, the Goetia, sex magic, and early twentieth century occultism.  

The Reliquary presents for the first time a selection of these magical images, many reproduced at full scale, and bound with the highest quality materials. The book is 224 pages, with over 275 illustrations, 130 of which are in full colour. Printed in large-format on archival paper, it is to be released in three editions:

This is the Standard Edition in cloth, with Dust Jacket, limited to 700 copies, and priced at $136.50 each.





Special thanks to The Museum of Witchcraft http://www.museumofwitchcraft.com/ and Three Hands Press for permissions to use the images seen on this page.  



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