Steiner (Rudolf) The Way of Initiation, first edition, 1908; and others, by...
Steiner (Rudolf) The Way of Initiation, first edition, half-title detached with short tears and nicks, staining to spine, few marks to covers, 1908; True and False Paths in Spiritual Investigation: 11 Lectures given at Torquay, August 1924, ink markings to front pastedown and free endpaper, spine faded, slight discolouration to covers, 1927; Mysticism and Modern Thought, translated by George Metaxa, spine sunned, dust-jacket, spine browned, small portion of loss to upper panel, not affecting text, splits, nicks, and chips to extremities, wear, London and New York, 1928, light foxing to first few ff., the odd spot elsewhere, endpapers foxed or browned, original cloth, light rubbing and bumping to extremities; and others, by or relating to Rudolf Steiner, including a few folders with typescript lecture notes in English and German, and a few drawings related, v.s. (c.90)
[ translate ]Steiner (Rudolf) The Way of Initiation, first edition, half-title detached with short tears and nicks, staining to spine, few marks to covers, 1908; True and False Paths in Spiritual Investigation: 11 Lectures given at Torquay, August 1924, ink markings to front pastedown and free endpaper, spine faded, slight discolouration to covers, 1927; Mysticism and Modern Thought, translated by George Metaxa, spine sunned, dust-jacket, spine browned, small portion of loss to upper panel, not affecting text, splits, nicks, and chips to extremities, wear, London and New York, 1928, light foxing to first few ff., the odd spot elsewhere, endpapers foxed or browned, original cloth, light rubbing and bumping to extremities; and others, by or relating to Rudolf Steiner, including a few folders with typescript lecture notes in English and German, and a few drawings related, v.s. (c.90)
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