Yogi Publication Society, n.d. [ca. 1980]. Facsimile of 1918 New Edition. Red leatherette, gilt title and cover symbols. With a dissertation on the more celebrated of the alchemical philosophers being an attempt towards the recovery of the ancient experiment of nature.
Dieter Rüggeberg/Wuppertal, 1984. Revised edition.
Citadel, 1988. First edition, first printing.
Macmillan and Co, 1924. Later printing. Green cloth decoratively stamped in black and gilt. Black and white illustrations throughout. Onerous ownership front pastedown and front free endpaper, edgewear, very good.
Castle Books, 1974. Reprint.
E.P. Dutton, 1968. Book Club Edition.
T.N. Foulis. 1914. First printing thus. Green cloth, gilt title, top edge gilt, other edges untrimmed, lacking dust jacket. Lavengro is an autobiographical novel engaging the gypsy and Romany culture of mid-19th century England.
Adam McLean, 1998. First printing thus. Red leatherette, gilt spine title. Signed by Adam McLean and limited to 300 copies, of which this is 69. Includes the German text from the 1752 edition and Commentary by Adam McLean. From McLean's Introduction: The Hermaphroditische Sonn- un Monds-Kind.....
Harper & Row, 1979. First US edition, first printing.
Askin Publishers Ltd & Samuel Weiser Inc, 1976. First edition, first printing (paperback original). Green, illustrated wrappers. Paperback.
Teitan Press, 1992. Facsimile Edition. Brown cloth, gilt title and scarab beetle.
Three Sirens, 1932. First printing thus. Brown cloth, stamped in blind, gilt title spine. No dust jacket.
David R. Godine, 1972. First US Edition, first printing.
Wizards Bookshelf, 1985. Facsimile of 1884 edition (with new notes and index). White leatherette, gilt title.
Phanes, 1995. First printing thus. Red cloth, blue and gilt title label.
Phanes Press, 1991. First printing thus. Red cloth, gilt title. Scarce in hardback. Original publisher's prospectus included. From the prospectus: The Clavis or 'Key' of Jacob Boehme, 'The Teutonic Theosopher,' is a condensed version of the principal points of his mystical philosophy. This is number 9.....
Archive Press and Communications, 1999. First English Translation. Les Demeures Philosophales is perhaps the most important alchemical work of the past two centuries. Originally published in 1929 and previously only in French, it has now opened a most important alchemical door for the English-speaking world.
Helmsman, 1958. Connoisseur's Edition, first printing. Black cloth, in publisher's slipcase.
Crown, 1980. First edition, first printing.
Phanes Press, 1991. First printing thus. Red cloth, gilt title. Scarce in hardback. Introduction and Commentary by Adam McLean. This is number 18 in the Magnum Opus Hermetic Sourceworks series.
Viking, 1984. First American Edition, first printing.
Chronicle, 1999. First edition, first printing. Purple silk-covered boards, title gilt.
U. of Chicago, 1969. First printing thus. Black and red cloth in matching publisher's slipcase. Edited and Translated by Leonard J. Kent and Elizabeth C. Knight.
Villard Books, 1986. First edition, first printing.
Wizards Bookshelf, 1987. Later edition. White leatherette, gilt title. Commentary by T. Subba Row.