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Description
THE RISING ZODIACAL SIGN: ITS MEANING AND PROGNOSTICS — By Coulson Turnbull — SPECIAL 4th Edition, 1920s — VERY SCARCE
Publisher: The Gnostic Press, Pasadena (1920s; No date provided)
Exceedingly scarce copy of Coulson Turnbull's THE RISING ZODIACAL SIGN, in well preserved condition. Fourth edition, circa 1920s. 6.5" x 4.75". Previous owner's name appears at the beginning of each section; underlining and symbols present at the top of some pages. This rare, special edition appears to be three (3) books in one, as the straight RISING ZODIACAL SIGN ends at page 78 (please see our other listing for this equally scarce copy). In this edition however, the book begins with a copy of THE RISING ZODIACAL SIGN, followed with advertisements. It is followed halfway through with THE FIRST EIGHTEEN DECANTES ANALYZED, by Elbert Benjamine, copyright The Brotherhood of Light, 1922. That is then followed by THE LAST EIGHTEEN DECANTES ANALYZED, by Elbert Benjamine, copyright The Brotherhood of Light, 1923. Both sections have Prefatory Notes by C.C. Zain. We are unable to find any other similar copies for sale, let alone early editions from the 1920s.
Publisher: The Gnostic Press, Pasadena (1920s; No date provided)
Exceedingly scarce copy of Coulson Turnbull's THE RISING ZODIACAL SIGN, in well preserved condition. Fourth edition, circa 1920s. 6.5" x 4.75". Previous owner's name appears at the beginning of each section; underlining and symbols present at the top of some pages. This rare, special edition appears to be three (3) books in one, as the straight RISING ZODIACAL SIGN ends at page 78 (please see our other listing for this equally scarce copy). In this edition however, the book begins with a copy of THE RISING ZODIACAL SIGN, followed with advertisements. It is followed halfway through with THE FIRST EIGHTEEN DECANTES ANALYZED, by Elbert Benjamine, copyright The Brotherhood of Light, 1922. That is then followed by THE LAST EIGHTEEN DECANTES ANALYZED, by Elbert Benjamine, copyright The Brotherhood of Light, 1923. Both sections have Prefatory Notes by C.C. Zain. We are unable to find any other similar copies for sale, let alone early editions from the 1920s.
