Yorke Gerald (13 results)

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. First Edition, First Printing of this Collection of 14 Short Stories. Featured are The Theft of McGregor's Skunk by Edward D Hoch, Anniversary by Margaret Yorke, A Hostage to Fortune by Gerald Tomlinson, Animals with Money by Jeffry Scott, Whistling Women and Crowing Hens by CS Kentis, My Last Girl Friend by Robert Barnard, Driven by Brendan DuBois, Sing What Is Well Made by Ernest Savage, Not All Brides Are Beautiful by Sharyn McCrumb, The Good Old Days by the Sea by William Bankier, Mr. Psychologist by Sean McMartin, The Light in Martin's Room by Ruth Graviros, We've Come to Report a Murder, Sir by Michael Gilbert and The Jury Box by Allen J Hubin. In Near Fine Condition.…

Soft cover. Condition: Fine. Un-paginated booklet (4 page biographical note and 107 entries in the bibliography), fine condition in paper covers.

Soft cover. Condition: Fine. 1st Edition. York Beach, Maine: Samuel Weiser, Inc., 1984. UNREAD, light crease to top corner front wrap (see scan), light age, still FINE. First Edition, Second Printing. Soft Cover. Fine. Illus. by Eight Plates, Five Figures, Various Photographs, Line Drawings, etc. 8vo size - 8¼" tall. …

Hardcover. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: New. 1st Edition. Hardcover - 1st. Print (Limited to 1000 copies) - NEW/NEW - .For many years, Charles Stansfeld Jones (Frater Achad) was a close colleague and "heir-apparent" of magickian Aleister Crowley. Jones began to develop and express his own vision of a forthcoming Aeon of Truth and Justice, as foreshadowed in the 3rd. chapter of the Book of the Low. - After Crowley's death, Jones announced the Incoming of the Aeon of Truth and Justice as the Ma-Ion, The Aeon of Maat.…

8vo, 257pp. Black & white illustrations. A near fine hardback copy in like dust jacket. Limited edition, No. 238 of 930 copies. With contributions by Keith Richmond, David Tibet, Timothy D'Arch Smith & Clive Harper. A series of 20 essays by Gerald Yorke, who for four years was one of Aleister Crowley's closest followers, and remained a lifelong friend.…

Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition, Special Edition. The sole printing published by The Teitan Press, USA in 2011. There was no UK edition. This is number 'XXXV111' of a limited edition of only 93 specially bound copies with a leather spine, blue cloth and slipcased. The limitation page also bears the four signatures of the contributors as issued in this deluxe edition. The edition was published in a total limitation of 1,023 numbered copies, comprising : 930 cloth-bound copies, and 93 specially bound, signed copies (numbered I-XCIII). A near Fine copy with some slight toning to the leather spine. Clean internally. A scarce and highly desirable Teitan Press production, combining 'Golden Dawn' history, Crowley scholarship, and reflections on Buddhism by figures closely associated with Gerald Yorke. Colour frontispiece by Austin Osman Spare, and 16 pages of black and white illustrations. A series of 20 essays by Gerald Yorke, who for four years was one of Aleister Crowley's closest followers, and remained a lifelong friend. Although in later life he embraced Buddhism, Yorke was one of the handful of people who laboured to preserve the legacy of 'The Beast' after his death in 1947, and through his work as a publisher's advisor he was also instrumental in the publication of many of the most important works of his times on the occult, yoga and Buddhism. Yorke's profound practical as well as theoretical knowledge of these subjects is reflected in these essays, some of which are published here for the first time. They are accompanied by a biographical Introduction by Keith Richmond, a Reminiscence by Timothy d'Arch Smith, and a revised version of Yorke's Crowley Bibliography by Clive Harper. The book concludes with a lengthy Interview with Gerald Yorke by David Tibet, undertaken shortly before Yorke's death in 1983. Rarely encountered in this signed, specially bound state, and such exceptional condition overall. More images available on request. Ashton Rare Books welcomes direct contact. Signed by Author(s).…

Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: As New. 1st Edition, Limited Edition. The Golden Dawn and Buddhism Reminiscences and Writings of Gerald Yorke Edited with an Introduction by Keith Richmond With contributions by Timothy d'Arch Smith and David Tibet Teitan Press, 2011 First Edition — Signed Limited Edition Full leather binding in publisher's slipcase Condition: Near Fine A collector-grade copy of this fine press Teitan Press publication. This is one of a limited edition of 93 specially bound, signed copies, issued with leather-bound spine, and numbered in Roman numerals. The limitation page bears four signatures of contributors. The edition was published in a total limitation of 1,023 numbered copies, comprising: • 930 cloth-bound copies, and • 93 specially bound, signed copies (numbered I-XCIII), of which this is 32 (XXXII). • Binding: cloth binding with leather spine and sharp gilt lettering, in excellent condition though slight colouration from light. There is a small mark on the leather of the spine at the bottom right corner, visible on very close inspection - see image. No other blemishes or wear. • Slipcase: Original publisher's slipcase, clean, sharp, and unworn. • Pages: Internally pristine throughout. No foxing, marks, inscriptions, or handling wear. A scarce and highly desirable Teitan Press production, combining Golden Dawn history, Crowley scholarship, and reflections on Buddhism by figures closely associated with Gerald Yorke. Rarely encountered in this signed, specially bound state, and exceptional overall. Signed by Author(s).…

hardcover. Condition: Good. First Edition. Fading to spine, written label "G8". Royal Airforce Library stamps on endpapers. Foxing to title, otherwise clean. Binding sturdy. Fold-out map clean and intact.

Hardbound. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. British journalist Yorke travelled widely in China between 1930 and 1932, as a correspondent for Reuters reporting on the momentous events that were occurring at that time. Despite his relatively short stay in China, the extent of his travels and the intensity of his focus on understanding China, the Chinese, their politics and religions resulted in this valuable account of the times. Travelling by pony, rail, bus, sampan and on foot, Yorke's first-hand account acquaints the reader with the struggles between the Communist and Nationalist forces, as well as the conditions of day-to-day life that the Chinese endured. Following Yorke's return to Britain he played an important role in the popularization of Buddhism in the English speaking world. Spine a little darkened; binding firm. Small brown stains on the front edges of a few front and rear pages, not affecting text. Remainder of pages clean and unmarked. 334 pp., 8 b&w photos, 1 col. fold-out map, bibliography. Size: 20 x 15 cm.…

Later printing. 12mo. 334 pp. Frontispiece. Photographic illustrations. Fold-out map. Hardcover binding, gilt lettering cover and spine, no jacket, very good condition. (84209).

First edition. Complete volume IV, four issues; See images for complete contents; 9 3/4" x 7"; 350 pages plus many ads, Index to Volume IV and photo of Ramana in each issue. Paperback in good condition; Spines quite worn; Spine cover of No. 1 partially missing.

First edition. Unpaginated; Four page Biographical Note followed by 107 entry bibliography. Paper booklet in new condition.

Condition: VG. New York 1936 first edition (A) Scribners. Hardcover octavo. Bluegreen cloth with gilt spine lettering. 334p. Foldout map; some illustrations. VG++ very solid, owner signed; not worn, hinges not cracked; binding secure; text clean. No dj.