CONTENTS
I. Cultus Sabbati Regalia, Books etc.
1) Ritual Items
a) A Ritual Mask
b) Devotional Carving
c)
Hagstone
d) Typescripts used in rituals
2) Typescripts used
in Rituals
a) Ku-Sebbitu Lodge
b) Double-Way Covine
c) Thelemic Symposium
d) The Ku-trishula Order
e) The Column
3) Unpublished
texts
4) Drafts of
published texts
5) Artwork
6) Members Reading
Material
Please
note that all the Cultus Sabbati items in sections 1 to 6 inclusive are supplied
with Caduceus Books signed certificates of provenance.
7) Publications
a)
Xoanon
b)
Three Hands Press
c)
Articles in Journals-
II. Nema ~ Soror
Andahadna ~ Maggie Ingalls
a) Paintings
b) Books given to Nema by Kenneth Grant
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1)
Ritual Items of the Cultus Sabbati
a)
A Ritual Mask
This mask was made
by Nigel Aldcroft Jackson who authored such works as Call of the Horned
Piper, Fortuna's Wheel, Masks of Misrule and, with Michael Howard, the Pillars
of Tubal Cain. A practitioner of traditional witchcraft, he worked closely
with Andrew Chumbley to whom he gave this mask c.1995.
It is made of papier-mβchι
and clay, painted with gouache and finished with varnish. Made to be held in
front of the face it presents the wild, ecstatic visage of a satyr. It is one a
number made in the mid 1990s, Their creation was a magical working to realise
the magico-poetic concept described by W.B. Yeats in Per Amica Silentia
Lunae [Through the Friendly Silences of Moon]. This describes the
imperative that the wizard creates a vizard
that gives form to the Anti-Self, or Antithetical Self ie those
numinous qualities that are most other to the everyday persona. Thus the
artful magus may invoke and commune with their Daimon/Angel utilising enthusiasm
in the original meaning of the Greek source word ένθουσιασμός i.e. enthousasiasmos
"to be possessed by a God. This strategy was developed in co-ordination with the traditional witch Evan
John Jones (author of Witchcraft, A Tradition Renewed and, with Chas Clifton, Sacred
Mask, Sacred Dance) with whom Nigel was in communication.
Nigel
writes:-
Andrew told me
that he used this satyiac mask on at least a couple of
occasions in
ritual activities in the Essex countryside at night - he
related to me that
he wore it with a dark cowled robe with the hood up so
that the firelight
and tapers illuminated the mask face from beneath as he
uttered
incantations...
Provenance:- Nigel
Aldcroft Jackson to Andrew Chumbley to present owner via a third party who
wishes to remain anonymous.
this image
copyright Daniel Yates, www.photophrenic.com
this image
copyright Daniel Yates, www.photophrenic.com
High quality prints of these and other images of the mask that are suitable for framing, and a portfolio of images, will be available from www.photophrenic.com
Order Ref.
CULTUS-001 £4500
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b)
Devotional Carving
Carved head used by
Andrew Chumbley in devotional Rites
Whilst Andrew
Chumbley did carve wood this item is presented as an object which he found and
adopted for his devotional practice. It is not being suggested that it was
carved by him. It does, however, present the opportunity to continue a magical
practice commenced by him. Andrew placed the carved item in a turned wooden
bowl and then ritually applied scented oils to it before it was passed on to
another party who was encouraged to continue the practice. The carving has
visual resonance with Lam, the praeterhuman entity drawn by Crowley and which
Kenneth Grant and the Typhonian O.T.O. For awhile Andrew worked closely with
the Typhonian O.T.O. Also, it is suggestive of a bishop in his mitre. The
bishop is, of course, an office in the Gnostic Catholic Church, a tradition
which intersects with the O.T.O. The episcopi vagantes, or wandering bishops,
are traditions of apostolic ordination carried on outside of recognised
Christian churches and intersect with occult traditions in such fields as
Theosophy (the Liberal Catholic Church) and the O.T.O. (Gnostic Catholic
Church) and Michael Bertiaux's O.T.O.A. so occultists can hold the office of
bishop. After it left Andrew's hands it was impishly referred to as "the
grumpy bishop". The statue is 20cm high.
Provenance:-
Andrew Chumbley to present owner via a third party who wishes to remain
anonymous.
Images of the Grumpy Bishop with visual resonances
Order Ref.
CULTUS-002 £950
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c) Hagstone
Hagstone and 32 wooden
beads threaded on leather thong. A hagstone is a pebble which has a naturally
occurring hole through it. They are also called witch stones (hence hag),
adder stones, eye stones, fairy stones, holy stones, hex stones,
serpent's eggs, snake eggs, in Welsh glain neidr [snake beads], in
Gaelic gloine nan druidh [druid's stone]. Pliny described the beliefs of
the Celts that they are created from saliva and slime when hordes of snakes
writhe together in the summer. They toss it in the air and it must then be
caught in a cloak before it touches the earth. The person who intercepts it
must flee on horseback as the serpents will give pursuit until water is
crossed. The miraculous nature of such a stone causes it float upstream if
placed in running water (like a toad bone!). Pliny stated that the Druids
believed it granted success in lawsuits and gave access to kings. It was widely
believed that they could protect and heal. Also, if one looked through the hole
one could see through illusions spun by witches or, indeed, see the denizens of
the faerie realms. These are one of the most salient amulets of western folk
magic tradition so it is no wonder that Andrew Chumbley utilised them
magically. This object can be worn as a talismanic bracelet.
Provenance:-
Andrew Chumbley to Hayley Tong (then a director of Fulgur) in appreciation for
the typesetting of Qutub and thence to the present owner. The hagstone was
probably found by Andrew on Worthing Beach on the south coast of England when
visiting the Fulgur folk there in the mid 1990s.
Order Ref.
CULTUS-003 £485
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2)
Typescripts used in rituals
Provenance:- Soror Pasht Akhti & Frater Anshar who were
members of the original Cultus Sabbati when first formed by Andrew
Chumbley. In addition, they were
founder members of the Column.
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a) Ku-Sebbitu
Lodge. This
was a joint body of the Cultus Sabbati and the Typhonian O.T.O. founded in 1994
by Andrew Chumbley and Kenneth Grant and it was active until 2000. Andrew's
essay "Opening the Way for the Daemons of the Void was, essentially, its
manifesto.
The Formulae of the
Phoenix-Vessel, 2 A4 sheets printed on one side stapled together in one corner.
It is unpublished. Signs of use. Order Ref. CULTUS-004 £200
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b) Double-Way
Covine.
Appears to be a solidality within the Cultus Sabbati which practised ritual
magic. Its very existence appears to be unknown outside the Cultus Sabbati.
SZIA, The Practice
of the Droplet also called "Drinking the Tear of Cain from the Upright Eye
of Our Lady". 5 A4 sheets printed on one side held together with a staple.
"Received in dreaming during the night of the 14th April 2000 e.v. by
Alogos Dhu'l Khidir [Andrew Chumbley], and here set forth for use of the
Double-Way Covine". Unpublished Order Ref. CULTUS-005 £400
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c) Thelemic
Symposium. Unlike others this body was open to anyone
who wished to participate being held as a workshop attached to the Thelemic
Symposium, an open conference that was held annually in Oxford, England.
A Rite of the
Opposer,
4 A4 sheets printed on one side stapled together in one corner. This ritual was
performed at the Twelfth Symposium of Thelemic Magic held in Oxford in October
1997 Order
Ref. CULTUS-006 £30
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d) The
Ku-trishula Order (or Order of the Negative Trident) is an inner cell of
the Cultus Sabbati which drew upon tantric transmissions from Hindism , Tibetan
Buddhism and Bφn, combining them with practises refracted through its members.
It seeks magical liberation
Address to the
Initiates of the Witchcraft and Ku-trishula Order in Great Britain, An A4 sheet
printed on one side. Appears to be an address to Andrew Chumbley as both magister of the Cultus Sabbati and
preceptor of the Ku-trishula Order plus all initiates of the Path of European
Witchcraft from an initiate in Moscow, Dated 1996. Some Sanskrit Order Ref. CULTUS-007 £150
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e) The Column
These typescripts
were used in the series of outdoor rituals that were subsequently published as
the Dragon Book of Essex. They were performed by the Column, a ritual working
group within the Cultus Sabbati. The rituals were performed outside in woods
and these texts bear the scars of their performance in the field with numerous
dirty marks and, particularly, red wax from when candles were held near to them
to read by. These ritual texts represent magical links with the original Dragon
Book of Essex rituals. Additionally some have hand written annotations and also
textual differences from the published version, showing how the rituals
developed over time. In some instances the typescript includes material missing
from the published version. Accordingly, if married to a copy of the published
edition, these will augment the book considerably. They can held in a suitable
folder so as to sit next to the printed book on the shelf. This folder can be
embellished with suitable artwork - either printed (there are no copyright
restrictions on images reproduced for personal use) or original - to further
enhance the Dragon Book making it a unique item. Some are suitable for loosely
enclosing inside the book, preferably within an envelope of plastic sleeve to
retain the accompanying certificate of provenance.
The Ancestral Rite,
being The Spells and Formulae of Ancestral Transcarnation for the Lineage of
the Peacock-dragon, 52 A4 sheets printed on one side clear slide binder. Text and
typesetting identical to item P-A+A 012 but no annotations aside from
one on front cover:- new draft 96" Order Ref. CULTUS-008 £90
The Ancestral Rite,
being The Spells and Formulae of Ancestral Transcarnation for the Lineage of
the Peacock-dragon, 53 A4 sheets printed on one side, previously in comb binder.
This is a very early version of the Ancestral Rite, that was subsequently to be
titled the Hua Rite. It lacks the Mantic Formulae and the text is variant,
being briefer and the ritual instructions simpler. Order Ref. CULTUS-009 £110
Hua, the Ancestral Rite, 90 A4 sheets
printed on one side, in black slide binder with "HUA" hand written on
the spine. Order
Ref. CULTUS-010 £80
Hua,
the Ancestral Rite, 90 A4 sheets printed on one side in black slide binder.
Text and typesetting as the Inner Edition, though some text that is not
actually part of the ritual itself is here absent as is the diagram giving the
structures of the circles. A diagram in the Last Hallowing section gives the
attribution of the rites to the cardinal and inter-cardinal points that is
missing in the published for of the Dragon Book of Essex. Pencilled annotations
(approximately 116 words or abbreviations).
Order
Ref. CULTUS-011 £130
Hua, the Ancestral Rite, 91 A4 sheets
printed on one side, in black slide binder. An annotation in pen on front cover
states this to be revised draft + commentary 96" and it is certainly an
early version, with occasional variant text and somewhat simpler than the
published version. The diagram giving the structure of the circles is partly
illegible Aside from some damage to last page it is in Very Good condition Order Ref.
CULTUS-012 £120
Hua, the Ancestral
Rite being The Mystery of the Returning Dead: the Spells and Formulae of
Transcarnative Manifestation, 74 A4 sheets printed on one side, in black slide
binder. A diagram in the Last Hallowing section has the attribution of the
rites to the cardinal and inter-cardinal points that is not given in the
published version of this text. 147
words (or abbreviations) of pencilled annotations including date "All
Hallows '97" on top sheet. This copy has been much used and is greatly
marked . Order
Ref. CULTUS-013 £150
Hua, the Ancestral
Rite being The Mystery of the Returning Dead: the Spells and Formulae of Transcarnative
Manifestation, 33 A4 sheets printed on one side plus one coloured blank page
in clear slide binder. 130words (or abbreviations) of pencilled annotations and
one ornate pencilled doodle/symbol. This copy has been much used and is greatly
marked. It bears a truly prodigious amount of candle wax Order Ref.
CULTUS-014 £150
AZHA-HU, The
Ninety-nine Empowerments for Breathing Life into the Path. 5 A4 sheets
printed on one side and one blank held together with three staples Opening paragraph
has slightly variant wording to version published in Dragon Book of Essex Order Ref.
CULTUS-015 £30
AZHA+MAH+TAN-KHU-SA+SHUA,
The Teaching and Practise called Opening the Mouth of Enchantment
, 11 A4 sheets
printed on one side plus one blank stapled together at one corner. Pencilled
annotations of 20 words. Some variation in wording from published version Order Ref.
CULTUS-016 £55
AZHA+MAH+TAN-KHU-SA+SHUA,
The Teaching and Practise called Opening the Mouth of Enchantment
, 11 A4 sheets printed
on one side plus one blank stapled together at one corner Order Ref.
CULTUS-017 £30
Bha, the Rite of
the Dragons Horns being the Mystery of the Black and Red Serpent, 49 A4 sheets
printed on one side. Missing title sheet.
Pencilled annotations (33
words/abbreviations/sigils). Variant wording from published version. Order Ref.
CULTUS-018 £120
BHA-IA, The
Teaching and Practise called "Dancing without motion upon the Capstone of
Al Qaf Saba", 8 A4 sheets printed on one side stapled together at one corner.
This text is shorter than the published text with variant wording Order Ref.
CULTUS-019 £30
Forms of the Second
Circle,
A4 sheet printed on one side. Photocopy of hand drawn diagrams with calligraphic
flourishes juxtaposing this aspect of the Dragon Book of Essex system. Quite
worn Order
Ref. CULTUS-020 £20
The Formulae of Stellar Transvocation, 16 A4 pages printed on one side in
clear plastic envelope. Describes the nature of the 16 components of the
dragons body. An early version of the text, All Fine Order Ref.
CULTUS-021 £80
The Hu Rite, 71 A4 sheets
printed on one side. Information acquired indicates a date of 1997 for this
item and that it is an intermediate version of the text between the item above
and the Inner Edition of 10 copies issued later that year. Order Ref.
CULTUS-022 £125
The Hu Rite, above but 73 A4
sheets printed on one side. A photocopy of a typescript reproducing a different
set annotations (71 words or abbreviations indicating who should do what). Very
worn and clearly used and it is really quite hard to believe how much soil from
the woods has been brought back on this typescript. Order Ref. CULTUS-023
£165
The Hu Rite, 73 A4 pages
printed on one side. Pencilled
annotations of 260 words, abbreviations or sigils. Very worn and marked with
some loss of last two pages due to burning. Order Ref. CULTUS-024 £165
I, The Rite of the
Draconian Oracle, Preliminary Comment, Ritual Text Proper, Three Ways and the
Three Times; the Commentary concerning the threefold application of the Oracle
Rite
Also The Teachings and Practice of Azhra-Kala, also called The Perpetual
Turning of the Empty Hour-glass, 61 A4 sheets printed on one side in slide
binder. In fact the "Ritual Text
Proper" is not present in this typescript. Both texts are very much as
published though they do not appear together in the published version Order Ref.
CULTUS-025 £95
I-LA-TANNAT-AL-I,
The Teaching and Practice of LATAN, being called "The Wreath of the
Seven Laughing Skulls" 18 A4 sheets printed on one side and one
blank Two words of pencilled
annotation. Slight variation from the published version. Order Ref.
CULTUS-026 £35
IA-RA-KU, The
Mysterium of the Bloodied Knife and the Bloodied Graal, 9 A4 sheets printed
on one side. Variant wording to that published in the Dragon Book of Essex Order Ref.
CULTUS-027 £25
Ka, The Hieros
Gamos,
8 leaves printed on one side held together with paperclip. Appears to be very
much as published though lacks sigil Order Ref. CULTUS-028 £30
Khu,
The Rite of the White Sun and the way of the Seven Stars,
being the Mystery of the Phoenix and the Heptanomis: the Stellar Solstice of
the Elder Gods. 46 A4 sheets printed on one side, in slide binder. Pencilled annotations (89
words/abbreviations and some underlining). many marks including candle wax Order Ref.
CULTUS-029 £120
Making Full Circle
of the Passionate Gods, The Practice of Ku-La upon the Zeroth Digit of the
Bright Full Moon, 9 A4 sheets printed on one side and stapled together in one
corner Order
Ref. CULTUS-030 £30
The Marriage Rite:
the Hieros Gamos of the Sorcerer and the Serpent, 3 A4 sheet printed
on one side stapled together at one corner. Order Ref. CULTUS-031 £25
Oracle Rite of the Crooked Path, 44 A4 leaves sigil inscribed hand inscribed
on front cover in pencil. Internal evidence indicates this is the earliest
version - the invocatory texts became wordier as time went on. Lacks the first
(very brief component) Pencilled annotations (86 words/abbreviations). The
salutations to the quarters are significantly shorter than the other
typescripts and published version. The fifth salutation is quite different and
incorporates elements of the Chant of the Tree which, it seems, was
subsequently developed into its own section. The latter sections are very
different from subsequent typescripts having
the "Transvocation" and "Adjunctive Spells" as they
are referred to in the annotations. These provide significant material to this,
the central rite of the Crooked Path, which was subsequently removed. The Rite
of the Draconian Oracle is the central mysterium of the Crooked Path"
(p.80 Dragon Book of Essex). A great deal of wear and marks, clearly much used Order Ref. CULTUS-032 £375
Ra,
Teachings and Praxes of the Phoenix-vessel, Being A Treatise of Magical
Formulae to be used during the Season
of the Stellar Empowerment IA-RA-KU, 11 A4 sheets
printed on one side. Very slight variations from published version Order Ref.
CULTUS-033 £85
The Rite of the Draconian Oracle, 26 A4 leaves in slide binder. The Rite of
the Draconian Oracle is the central mysterium of the Crooked Path" (p.80
Dragon Book of Essex) Very marked indeed with earth and candle wax. Order Ref.
CULTUS-034 £125
The Rite of the Draconian Oracle (c), 24 A4 leaves. Title inscribed hand
inscribed with calligraphic flourishes by Andrew Chumbley. Lacks first three
sections of the published version. The Rite of the Draconian Oracle is the
central mysterium of the Crooked Path" (p.80 Dragon Book of Essex) Pencilled annotations (15
words/abbreviations). Very marked
indeed Order
Ref. CULTUS-035 £175
The Rite of the
Horns: being The Mystery of the Red Serpent and the Black Serpent, 3 A4 sheet printed
on one side stapled together in one corner. Order Ref. CULTUS-036 £25
The Rite of the
Peacock-Angel,
35 A4 sheets printed on one side. Information acquired indicates a date of 1996
for this item. An early version of the Tan Rite. Quite variant being much
simpler and shorter than the published version, and also alternate wording.
Some marks from use. Order Ref. CULTUS-037 £100
The Ritual Year. 2 A4 sheets
stapled in one corner. A table divided
into four columns. This gives an overview of the Dragon Book of Essex series of
rituals that stretches over three years. It has some variations from the published version which is a bit wordier
but one difference appears to be significant. Order Ref. CULTUS-038 £30
Sa, The Rite of the
Turnskin, 25
A4 sheets printed on one side, in slide binder. Typesetting variant from item above. Slight variations from published version. This typescript
terminates after the first enchantment of Sa. Order Ref.
CULTUS-039 £75
Sa, The Rite of the
Turnskin,
52 A4 sheets printed on one side, in slide binder. Diagram of the structure of
the circle is here absent. Pencilled annotations totalling 141 words or abbreviations Some marks and
stains. Order Ref.
CULTUS-040 £165
Sa, The Rite of the
Turnskin,
55 A4 sheets printed on one side, in slide binder. Diagram of the structure of
the circle is here absent. Pencilled annotations totalling 45 words or abbreviations. Some signs of use. Order Ref. CULTUS-041 £150
Sa, The Rite of the
Turnskin,
57 A4 sheets printed on one side, in slide binder. Diagram of the structure of
the circle is here absent. Pencilled annotations totalling 91 words or abbreviations. Considerable
marks and stains clearly having been used in the woods. Order Ref. CULTUS-042
£150
SABA, The Teachings
and Practice called "Perceiving the Summit of Al Qaf Saba", Being the Dual
Formula and Descent used in the season betwixt the Mysteries of Sa and Bha 10
A4 sheets printed on one side and one blank stapled together in one corner Order Ref.
CULTUS-043 £25
Sealing the Mystery
of Hu, 2
A4 sheets printed on one side stapled together in one corner. Some signs of use
Order
Ref. CULTUS-044 £20
Tan, The Rite of
Draco-Taos being the Mystery of the Peacock-angel and the Four Watchers, 58 A4 sheets printed on one side and one
coloured blank. Information acquired indicates a date of 1996 for this item.
The published edition gives more detail concerning the significance of
components of the ritual, presumably for the benefit of the armchair reader
whilst this text is perhaps for participants only. There are also differences
in the arrangement and occasionally the wording of the ritual rubric. The
diagram of the nature of the magical circles is an earlier form but is faint
and nearly illegible. Order Ref. CULTUS-045 £110
Tan, The Rite of
Draco-Taos being the Mystery of the Peacock-angel and the Four Watchers, 63 A4 sheets printed on one side in slide
bind. Pencilled anootations totalling 351 words or abbreviations Order Ref.
CULTUS-046 £110
TAN-AZH-HUA,
Teaching and Practice for the Magical Transference of Consciousness to the Body
of Shadow,
4 A4 sheets printed on one side. Slight wear Order Ref. CULTUS-047 £25
The Teaching and
Practice called "Hallowing the Kingdom of Qayin Azhaka", 8 A4 sheets printed
on one side held together with three staples. A little briefer than the version
published in the Dragon Book of Essex. Intended for general workings as well. Order Ref.
CULTUS-048 £30
The Thuban Rite,
being the Mystery of Ia: the Grand Steller Convocation of the Dragons Brood, 41 A4 sheets. Pencilled
annotations (125 words/abbreviations). "This Mystery may be entered by all and
any that seek the Way of the Crooked Path. Its wisdom shall come more readily
to those who have performed the first seven tasks of the path, most especially
for those whom have undertaken the nightly observance of the Pact 'twixt Blood
and Starlight, yea, even more so for those whom have walked within and beyond
the circle of a year and a day. This rite may be worked alone or amongst the
companie of the Serpent's Bretheren; its wisdom is given to each uniquely and
alone. There let each and all attain the Magistry with the Blessing of the
Unknown Mediator of the Ever-turning Way" (quoting typescript under consideration).
However the wording indicating that this ritual can be done as a solitary
working by anyone is not given in full in the Dragon Book of Essex. The
published version also misses out the crucial 14 spells of the stars, even
though they are referred to in the summary. There are also numerous other
variations between this typescript and the published text. Shows signs of
outdoor use. Order
Ref. CULTUS-049 £300
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Unpublished texts.
Provenance:- Soror Pasht Akhti & Frater Anshar who were
members of the original Cultus Sabbati when first formed by Andrew
Chumbley. In addition, they were
founder members of the Column.
AM MANDAL AL DRA-KHU-KA-LA, The Rite of the Nine Circles: The
Generation of the Dragon-body through the Wheel of Eternal Prayer being The
Assumption of the Divine Vessel of Azhdeha through the vehicular means of
mantic speech, remembrance and bodily empowerment, 9 A4 sheets printed
on one side, title sheet coloured and hand sigilised by Andrew Chumbley in pen.
Held together with three staples. This appears to be a ritual referred to on
p.809 of the Dragon Book of Essex :- "Turning one's attention through the directions of the compass, one
should accomplish the generation, maintenance and sacrificial absorption of the
deific forms personifying the Mystery rites of the Draconian Gnosis (see the
relevant sections of the Teaching called 'Al Mandal Dra-ku-ka-la' for an
exemplar
.). However the text here offered is not given in the published
version Order
Ref. CULTUS-050 £300
Nocturnalia, An Enchiridion of
the Sabbatic Arcane in the form of A Hierogrammatic Codex drawn by Janvs ben
Azazel [Nigel Aldrcroft Jackson] and written by Alogos Dhul-qarnen Khidir
[Andrew Chumbley]. 8pp stapled
together in one corner. Describes a series of 22 scenes or images of magickal
activity often of a highly sexual nature.
There is a two word hand written annotation This unpublished text is
very highly sought after indeed. It is truly rare Order Ref. CULTUS-051 £650
The Antiphonary of
the Twelve Sojourns of Misrule, 12 A4 sheets printed on one side held
together with a staple. Pencilled annotations (491 words) indicate this text
was very carefully studied Order Ref. CULTUS-052 £300
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4) Drafts of published texts
Provenance:- Soror Pasht Akhti & Frater Anshar who were
members of the original Cultus Sabbati when first formed by Andrew
Chumbley. In addition, they were
founder members of the Column.
Cult of the Divine
Artist 7
sheets printed on one side, stapled together. Order Ref. CULTUS-053 £30
A Scattering of
Dust from the Wing of the Moth. 5 A4 leaves
with ring binder holes, stapled in one corner, printed on one side. A
dozen pencilled minor annotations indicating this copy had been proof
read. Order Ref. CULTUS-054 £45
Interview
Questions : Andrew D. Chumbley, 2 sheets printed on one side (U.S. letter
format stapled together with the questions and then 8pp A4 sheets printed on
one side stapled together giving Andrews replies to the questions commencing
I am a cunning man living in a rural village in the county of Essex
. Some
wear but Very Good Order Ref. CULTUS-055
£60
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The Peacock Quill
is a touching memorial bibliography of the works of Andrew Chumbley. It is
particularly strong on unpublished works, articles, reviews and artwork and is
very sought after. Only 50 copies were made.
Gavin Semple, The
Peacock Quill, A Bibliography of Works by Andrew D. Chumbley, 12 A4 sheets printed
on one side held together with a staple. "Not for public distribution -
issued strictly for contributors" An early draft Order Ref. CULTUS-056
£30
Gavin Semple, The
Peacock Quill, A Bibliography of Works by Andrew D. Chumbley, 2005 25 A4
sheets printed on one side. Draft of text, Text appears to be very close to the
final printed version. Order Ref. CULTUS-057 £100
Anon, Untitled. 2 A4 sheets
printed on one side and stapled together in one corner Notes regarding Andrew
Chumbley's works including obscurities, perhaps record of information sent to
assist Gavin Semple when compiling the Peacock Quill Order Ref.
CULTUS-058 £20
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Artwork
Andrew Chumbley, At the Great Sabbat the Spirits Flock Around the Vessels of
Congress. Limited print of 11 copies each decorated with the Sigils of
Congress. This being copy No. 1. Label on back signed and sigilised by Andrew
(28.5cm x 38.5cm). In original frame, as supplied by Andrew. Drawn Samhain 1988
"Aside from some juvenilia this is the first item ever to be issued by the
artist/author" (Gavin Semple, Peacock Quill). He adds that in fact there
were less than 11 copies issued. Sold by Caduceus Books in 2002 for £200 Gavin
also notes "The prices were set deliberately high for the nature of the
works, as both a statement of Andrew's self-confidence, and as a means of
fomenting comment and attention. So the very first item issued and sold by
Andrew. Water damage along bottom edge
and some cockling. (please see image) Considerable fading to label on reverse
(please see image) - a tendency noted in the Peacock Quill. Order Ref.
CULTUS-059 £1000
Andrew Chumbley, Untitled Original Artwork, Pen and ink on
faux vellum, the darker broader lines were created using what must be the
biggest possible nib available, being up to 5mm wide. Here Andrew uses his
calligraphic skills to abstract effect. My inclination is to view it as shown
as it suggests two legs and a tail as the figure moves to the viewers left, but
the inscription on the reverse "For Anshar with Blessings Midwinter 1996" with sigillistic form
of the initials of his magical name. Please note there is water damage to the
bottom edge of the picture, as shown in the image. Order Ref.
CULTUS-060 £1500
Soror Pasht Akhti, Naamah, acrylic on canvas board (25cm x 35cm). She is
mentioned in the Bible as the sister of Tubal Cain who taught humanity weaving
and she appears in the Zohar, a demon. Crippled by grief after the murder of
Cain, Adam lived alone for 130 years during which time he was visited by
Lillith and Naamah as succubi who bear his demonic children. She is a crucial
figure in the Cultus Sabbati teachings and this is an icon of Her created
around the birth of the Cultus. There is also an element of self portrait in
this image, thus recorded a period of magical identity between the artist and
the Goddess. Order
Ref. CULTUS-061 £750
Soror Pasht Akhti, Untitled 1, pen, ink, watercolour and acrylic on paper 22.5cm x
11cm mounted in A4 grey card frame. A faceless priestess sits in the lotus
position her hand resting upon a powerful (prehistoric?) feline beast that is wide
awake and bearing its fangs, The face that looms behind and over the figures
morphs cat and human features with the pentagram of magical art perhaps
indicating the formula. Atavistic invocation by priestess of big cat power? The
image is expertly constructed from pointillist dots, cross hatching and wash (see detail) Order Ref.
CULTUS-062 £250
Soror Pasht Akhti, Untitled 2, pen on paper 11cm x 7cm in A4 card frame.
Reproduced in Starfire Journal of the New Aeon. Vol. II No. 1 to illustrate
an article entitled Bastrum-Enoi / Ast Rubi-Onem by the artist. A grieving
priestess below a proud vulva. Order Ref. CULTUS-063 £145
Soror Pasht Akhti, Untitled 3, pen on paper 10.5cm x 7cm in A4 card frame.
Published in StarFire Journal of the New Aeon. Vol. II No. 1 to illustrate an
article entitled Bastrum-Enoi / Ast Rubi-Onem by the artist. The priestess with
aroused vulva Order Ref. CULTUS-063
£145
Soror Pasht Akhti, Rubeate Child of Sacrifice, pen on paper
10.5cm x 7cm in A4 card frame. Published in the "StarFire" Journal of
the New Aeon. Vol. II No.1
to accompay an
article entitled Bastrum-Enoi / Ast Rubi- Onem by the Artist and Seeress of the
Cultus Sabbati. "This important Illustration portrays the stage of
transformation when the body of flesh is the vehicle through which the Agape is
made manifest. The aspirant partakes in the sacrifice of all desire, wielding
the knife in the moment of all transgression. The act opens a gateway through
which the initiate can birth the hidden knowledge of the rubeate child. The
flesh in this stage of transformation becomes the birth and death place of the
sexual daemons of the menstrual current. The illustration can be utilized as a
pictorial representation for the manifestation of these subtle energies. One of
a series of four images, this illustration captures a crucial phase in the path
of Pasht Akhti" artists description c.2001ev) Order Ref. CULTUS-064
£145
Soror Pasht Akhti, Untitled 4, pen on paper 10.5cm x 7cm in A4 card frame
(present but detached). Priestess in motherhood mode, triple breasted with
winged new born. Order Ref. CULTUS-065
£145
Soror Pasht Akhti, Untitled
5,
14cm x 8cm in A4 white card frame. Shimmering lines surround what may be an
orifice being countered by a variant shade version below. Order Ref.
CULTUS-066 £125
Soror Pasht Akhti, Untitled 6, 14.5 x 10cm What may be an anus or a vulva
repeats into eye-like form, the figure of a woman arches backwards around it. Order
Order Ref. CULTUS-067 £140
Soror Pasht Akhti, Untitled
8,
12cm x 9cm in A4 white card frame. Genitalia take on sigil-like crab form,
deeply ambiguous Order Ref. CULTUS-068
£110
Daniel Schulke, Title Uncertain, Oil
on canvas board 2009, 9" x 12" in glazed oak frame 13" x 16" that was supplied by the artist, Order Ref.
CULTUS-069 £525
Daniel Schulke, Liliya, Mother of the Vessel, Study
for Ars Philtron colour series 2000, 9.75 x 9in glazed frame 21 inches x 17
inches. Watercolour, gouache, metallic paint and plant pigments on paper, 2000.
An early study for the variant image which appeared in the book. Sigilised
bottom right corner and reverse (see illustration) Signed by way of sigilised
certificate affixed to back board Order Ref.
CULTUS-070 £425
Daniel Schulke, Per Via Novuum Carnis Dei Regnum Enuntiabitur, Three Hands Press
2008. Limited Edition of 210. 13 inches x 18 inches Letter press in two
colours (so image is indented into the high quality acid free cotton paper).
This work describes the nature of the theriomorph, which in the Cultus Sabbati
articulates a formula akin to Spare's atavistic resurgence (we and animals are
parts of the same life current, so we can access their experience) but also, by
transcending individualist life, the experience of death Order Ref.
CULTUS-071 £75
Benjamin Vierling, Sacred Heart, Three hands Press 2012. Coloured print (20 inches x 16 inches) limited
to 210 copies signed and numbered by the artist. Reproducing the painting used
on the dustwrapper of Daniel Schulke, Veneficium, Magic Witchcraft and the
Poison Path. This artwork draws upon the artistic traditions of botanical
realism and vanitas still lifes, the Dutch school of 16th and 17th Centuries
which symbolically suggested the transcience of life and the certainty of
death. Here Belladonna, Datura and Henbane emerge from a human heart Fine + Order Ref. CULTUS-072 £65
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6)
Members Reading Material
Items belonging to
Soror Pasht Akhti &
Frater Anshar. These books are artefacts of the magical milieu which operated
at this crucial time. There presence signals connections and interests pursued.
Anon, The
All-Seeing Eye, 3 A4 sheet printed on one side. Perhaps Nigel Aldcroft
Jackson? Order
Ref. CULTUS-0673 £12
Thomas Davidson,
Rowan Tree & Red Thread, A Scottish Witchcraft Miscellany of Tales, Legends
and Ballads Together with a Description
of the Witches Rites and Ceremonies, Oliver and Boyd 1949 1st Ed. Frontispiece x
+ 286pp Very Good in Good protected dustwrapper Order Ref. CULTUS-074
£35
Kenneth Grant,
Images and Oracles of Austin Osman Spare, Fulgur 2003, Sewn paperback First published in 1975 this work was
immensely influential in bringing Spare to the attention of a new generation of
occultists. This new edition has a new preface by Kenneth Grant but then adheres
to the format, design and binding of the original. However it should not be
seen as a facsimile. This edition is immensely better than the first. Rather
than merely copying a copy of the first edition the entire book has been reset,
but using the original font. The original of the illustrations has been sought
out and recopied so the images are immensely clearer and sharper. Myriads of
tiny glitches have been corrected. A remarkable testament to the dedication to
high standards of production that this publisher has championed. Fine Order Ref.
CULTUS-075 £30
Barry Hale,
Untitled Artwork, 4pp A4 spiral binder,
name and address pencilled on blank. Loosely enclosed small format card printed
on both sides announcing exhibition by Noko-Squad, four artists including Barry
Hale working in the tradition of Dee and Kelly, 1997 Order Ref.
CULTUS-076 £8
Vilasa [John
Power?), Sahasrαra Devi Tantra, 16pp card covered booklet. No.21 of 21 copies. Homely
production values. Pencilled annotations. AMOOKAS related. Andrew received
tantric initiations from the author which were a dimension of his work. An
artefact evidencing early influences upon Andrew Chumbley's magic Order Ref.
CULTUS-077 £15
Eric Maple,
Witchcraft and Magic in the Rochford Hundred, Offprint from Folklore, Vol. 76 Autumn 1965,
12pp card covered booklet. Essex witchcraft
Order
Ref. CULTUS-078 £6
Eric Maple, The
Witches of Dengie, Offprint from Folklore, Vol. 73 Autumn 1962, 8pp card covered
booklet. Essex witchcraft Order Ref. CULTUS-079 £6
Ruth Mellinkoff,
The Mark of Cain, University of California Press 1981 Hardback 151pp + 22pp of
plates. Signed inscription by the author to P.A.M. Clemoes, professor of Anglo
Saxon Studies at Cambridge University and his (very basic) bookplate Very Good Order Ref.
CULTUS-080 £20
Rosaleen Norton,
Art of Rosaleen Norton, Walter Glover 1982, Large format hardback
(13ins x 10ins) 79pp This, the second edition, has a substantial extra introduction
by Neville Drury. 4 coloured plates. Fine in Fine dustwrapper Order Ref.
CULTUS-081 £70
Gavin Semple,
Zos-Kia, An Introductory Essay on the Art & Sorcery of Austin Osman Spare, Fulgur 1995 1st
Edition Paperback 51pp 8 quality coloured plates & other illustrations.
Limited edition of 600 copies. Sought
after! This highly respected work goes to the heart of Spares magick. It
describes the development & use of the Alphabet of Desire, sigilisation,
the Death Posture, Atavistic Resurgence and magical obsession. Cup mark on
dustwrapper othwerwise Very Good + condition Order Ref. CULTUS-082 £100
Alan Smith, Notes
on the Folk-Life of the East London Child, Offprint from Folklore, Vol. 73 Autumn 1962,
12pp card covered booklet Order Ref. CULTUS-083 £6
Austin Osman
Spare, Book of Pleasure, Sut Anubis 1987 Card covers large format 60pp
facsimile reprint of first edition, even emulating the white text on black
background of the colours. For the time, the standard of reproduction was not
bad. Very Good Order Ref. CULTUS-084
£15
Kenneth Grant,
Images and Oracles of Austin Osman Spare, Fulgur 2003, Paperback 12ins x 10ins, 98pp . Many illustrations.
First published in 1975 this work was immensely influential in bringing Spare
to the attention of a new generation of occultists. Its subject matter, its
insight and it probably the most sought after book of the 1970's occult
revival. It presents a cogent and concise exposition of Spares system of
sorcery and Gnosis. The text is augmented with numerous illustrations, many
never seen elsewhere. This new edition has a new preface by Kenneth Grant but
then adheres to the format, design and binding of the original. However it
should not be seen as a facsimile. This edition is immensely better than the first.
Rather than merely copying a copy of the first edition the entire book has been
reset, but using the original font. Where ever possible (ie almost everywhere)
the original of the illustrations has been sought out and recopied so the
images are immensely clearer and sharper. Myriads of tiny glitches have been
corrected. A remarkable testament to the dedication to high standards of
production that this publisher has championed. A highly recommended book that
has an historic significance in the development of modern occultism. Order Ref. CULTUS-085 £55
Cecil Williamson,
West Country Witches, What the Think and What They Do, Witchcraft Research Centre, Boscastle,
Cornwall Not Dated 11pp leaflet. Published by the founder of the Museum of
Witchcraft. Quite worn Order Ref. CULTUS-086 £25
Austin Osman Spare,
Zos Speaks,
Fugur 1998 arge format hardback (11ins x 8ins) 295pp Many illustrations
including coloured. Important work presenting the Grants' account of their
relationship with Spare (reproducing correspondence etc) plus the Book of Zos
vel Thanatos being Spares previously unpublished magical writings. This is a
standard copy but enclosed is a copy of the card talisman in folded card which
was given with the subscription edition. Also enclosed is the elegant, folded
card publisher's flier and an invitation to the launch party inscribed to the
civilian names of Frater Answar and Soror Pasht Akhti with an amusing
annotation "Doorman: watch these two". Book is in Fine condition
dustwrapper has a 3cm tear otherwise Very Good
Order
Ref. CULTUS-087 £180
Eric Maple,
Witchcraft, The Story of Man's Quest For Supernatural Power, Octopus 1973 large
format "coffee table" book 29cm x 21.5cm 144 pages Profusely illustrated Order Ref. CULTUS-088 £10
Verdelet No. 14, 2005 22pp Articles include:- Gary Nottingham
Devils Bookshelf; Eliphas Levi 19th C. French Magus; Dumblecott Magick
Productions, The World of Charles Cardell; Michael Howard Lucifer the
Adversary. Homely production values. Very Good Order Ref. CULTUS-089 £5
Esoterra, Journal of Extreme Culture, No.7,
1997 large format card covers 56pp Illustrated. Articles include:- R.N. Taylor - Process
Part II,; Paul Rydeen - Strange Cults; John Eden (Jhon Balance) - Seething and Sensuality;
An Interview with the Women of Sodom; Debbie Jaffe Female and Submissive;
Leilah Wendell etc Fine Order
Ref. CULTUS-090 £10
Esoterra, Journal
of Extreme Culture, No.9, 2000 large format card covers illustrated.
56pp Articles include:- Interview with
Boyd Rice; Carl Abrahamsson Demonic Glamour of Cinema; Interview with H.R.
Geiger; Transmission 23 etc. Order Ref. CULTUS-091 £10
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7)
Publications
a)
Xoanon
Andrew Chumbley, One, The Grimoire of the
Golden Toad, Xoanon 2000
64pp Full faux leather binding. 64pp Number 26 of a Limited Edition of 77
copies. The scarcest published Cultus Sabbatai book. It gives the ancient
ritual involving the crucifixion of a toad to obtain a magical bone. This came
to be particularly used to control horses. A homely yet handsome and talismanic
production. This copy has small envelope with handwritten inscription with
calligraphic flourish by the author "Blackthorn, Toadskin, Bone" but
lacks the toad bone. Also it does not have the "Sabatrachion" magical
script or the sigilised envelope that contains it. The boards are flat, not
bowed as is usually the case with this edition. Order Ref.
CULTUS-092 £950
Various, Psalterium Caini, Xoanon 2012. Hardback 109pp. Limited to
701 numbered copies. Coloured, contoured endpapers.The whole book is printed in
letterpress ie old fashioned metal type and plates covered in wet ink and
pressed onto the paper twice - as it is printed in two colours throughout
(three, including the frontispiece). This gives the image an crispness,
sensuality it is pressed into the
paper. This does justice to the haunting and powerful illustrations. A
collective work, these texts are adapted from the private devotional materials
of the covines, lodges and solitary practitioners of the Cultus Sabbati and the
Companie of the Serpent Cross, its outer sodality. Much previously private
material, including actual magical texts is, here, shared with the world. It expresses
the magical nature of Cain as worked in the Cultus. This Standard Limited
to 701 numbered copies. Coloured,
contoured endpapers, gilt blocked cloth. Order Ref. CULTUS-093 150
Andrew Chumbley, Azoλtia, A Grimoire of the
Sabbatic Craft, Xoanon 1992
1st Edition, paperback, limited edition of 300 copies, this copy No. 56. 362pp
Illustrated. The book that embodied and launched the Cultus Sabbati. This copy
is sigilsed by the author with an unusual glyph and signed with a much less
used magical persona Mubarak Bashad. The inscription is dated 1995 e.v.. Some
minor creasing to the cover Order Ref. CULTUS-094 £400
Andrew Chumbley, Qutub, Xoanon 1995 1st Ed. Hardback Fine in Very
Good dustwrapper Order Ref. CULTUS-095
£325
The Dragon-Book of Essex, Xoanon 2014, First Outer Edition, large
format (29.5 x 21cm) hardback bound in red cloth blocked in black. Sensual
black textured endpapers No. 220 of 808 standard copies 834pp Illustrated.
Mammoth work presenting the rituals and lore of the Column, the ritual group
that formed the foundation and core of the Cultus Sabbati. The nature of their
working was to make manifest to cosmic serpent Very Good + condition Order Ref.
CULTUS-096 £320
Daniel Schulke, Lux Haeresis,
Xoanon 2011 Hardback 155pp This being one of 729 copies, This work gives
a surprising amount of information concerning the nature of the Sabbatic
witchcraft. Other works by the author have concentrated upon the herbal
mysteries, he now turns his attention to the essential mysteries of the
Sabbatic Craft itself. Sections of the book describe astral mindspaces,
initiatory visions which inform the rituals and teachings of the Sabbatic
Craft. Others describe actual techniques. Teachings concerning our magickal
potentials and an initiatory view of our place in the Universe and its nature
are given. A useful glossary clarifies the specialist vocabulary in which the
nature of the Mysteries are explained. An important book giving significant
information not available elsewhere.
Shimmering grey cloth. Slight
mark to front board Order Ref.
CULTUS-097 £115
Andrew Chumbley,
Azoetia,
Xoanon 2002 Hardback ix + 365pp Illustrated. Copy number 183 of 484pp The standard Sethos edition in green
cloth Publishers flier enclosed. Fine condition Order Ref.
CULTUS-098 £575
Daniel Schulke, Eikostos, Xoanon 2012, Hardback xi + 105pp including 28pp of
coloured plates. Numbered Ltd Ed of 740. Very detailed and extensive
bibliography of Xoanon publications giving considerable background information to
the publications plus description unpublished, privately circulated texts, and
forthcoming publications. The lush, high quality plates do justice to the fine
publications, illustrating rare bindings, talismans and so forth. The
bibliography of Xoanon publications is Byzantine in its creative complexity.
This work maps the past, and the future, of this corpus of truly magical works,
the manifest gems of truly awesome occult endeavour Mint in Mint dustwrapper Order Ref. CULTUS-099 £65
Xoanon Press, Ephemera, 13 assorted items Order Ref.
CULTUS-100 £120
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b) Three Hands
Press
Andrew Chumbley, Leaper Between, An
Historical Study of the Toad-Bone Amulet; its Forms, Functions, and Praxes in
Popular Magic, Three Hands
Press 2012, Small format hardback 20cm x 13cm
66pp. No. 45 of 77 deluxe copies in full faux leather binding, coloured
and textured endpapers and place ribbon
Order
Ref. CULTUS-101 £175
Andrew Chumbley, Opuscula Magica, Volume I,
Witchcraft and the Sabbatic Tradition, Three Hands Press 2010 Hardback 149pp One
of 726 copies hand numbered copies bound in charcoal cloth with dustwrapper,
textured black endpapers. Spine gilt blocked.
Mint in Mint dustwrapper Order Ref. CULTUS-102 £80
Andrew Chumbley, Opuscula Magica, Volume II,
Essays on Witchcraft and Crooked Path Sorcery, Three Hands Press 2011 Hardback 126pp
Numbered limited edition of 726 copies, Magick is Not For All; The Crooked
path; the Sabzean Torch, Gnosis for the Flesh Eternal; s Scattering of Dust From
the Wing of a Moth; Cult of the Divine Artist, History of Teachings of the
Crooked path; Seven Shades of Solitude; Cultus Sabbati, Dreams Provenance and
Magistry, The Sabbatic Cultus, an Interview. 9 full page illustrations plus
others. Fine in Fine dustwrapper Order Ref.
CULTUS-103 £80
Daniel Schulke, Veneficium, Magic,
Witchcraft and the Poison Path,
Three Hands Press 2012, Hardback 177pp (4pp coloured plates). Silver blocking
in dustwrapper. Metallic decorated endpapers. Limited edition of 1250 copies.
Despite protestations by some neo-pagans, witchcraft and poisoning have always
entwined. This multifaceted investigation searches out the magical nature of
traditional poisons, their use for Gnosis and the flying ointments rather than
homicide. Here, the author and his
associates have courageously self tested, utilising ritual to mirror
traditional use, as the potential effects go far beyond mundane toxicology with
the chance of accessing mindspaces shared with other users. The author reveals
that the inquisitors allegations of witches cannibalistic feats in graveyards
were not without foundation. Within witchcraft there were traditions of
preparing poisons from the decaying bodies and bones, and utilising them in
transgressive ways. Mint in near Mint dustwrapper Order Ref.
CULTUS-104 £25
Daniel Schulke (Forward), The Occult
Reliquary, Three Hands
Press 2010 Large format hardback (29cm x 21cm)
219pp. No.16 of 100 copies bound in full scarlet morocco, raised bands,
place ribbon in cloth bound slipcase.
Aside from 1pp Forward by Daniel A. Schulke and 4pp Introduction by
Graham King the book is given over to illustrations and coloured plates (of
excellent quality) of the Richel-Eldermans Collection held by the Museum of
Witchcraft. The selection of images has been done to best represent the
collection, with no avoidance of controversial issues. The images are presented
without comment, so that "the mystery of their creation and use may be
conveyed". The sheer enigma of the
collection is, surely, its most salient feature. This collection of artwork and
artefacts was the creation of Eldermans and his small group of associates.
Clearly they were aware of the OTO and
A.'.A.'., Gerald Gardner, freemasonry and classic works concerning
witchcraft as references occur as components
of the images. The age of the pictures seems to vary considerably, from pre-war
to the 1970's. It would appear that the images and artefacts are the result of
artistic research and creation. Perhaps interested parties contributed images
in return for access to portions of the collection. Important themes include
sexualised magical endeavour, folk magic, sigils, freemasonry, occasional
references to more famous occult orders like the A.'.A.'. as well as a hint of
sado-masochistic imagery and occasionally seventies fashion. One gets the
impression that Eldermans administered a system by which he and other artists
explored their imagination and knowledge of occult themes to create striking
images, which are contributed to the greater project. Fine in Fine slipcase Order Ref.
CULTUS-105 £425
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Occult Monographs
Series
Andrew Chumbley,
Mysticism; Initiation and Dream, Occult Monographs 1, Three Hands
Press 2012, Hardback 55pp. Limited edition of 1000 copies. Andrew married his
magical endeavour to his academic studies. Here, he writes (in an academic
context) of dream initiation, drawing upon ancient, Classical, Taoist, Tibetan
Buddhist and Sufi to chart its nature and crucial significance. However, his
magical practice in this field causes him to write with immense clarity and
incisiveness, quite unlike other academic texts. Ideas and insights flood off
the page. One wonders what his tutors thought! The illustrated dustwrapper is
printed by letterpress in two colours. Cover and glyph blocked in copper foil
on front cover. Very elegant, unified visual design. Mint in Fine dustwrapper Order Ref.
CULTUS-106 £35
Martin Duffy, The
Devil's Raiments, Habilments of the Witch's Craft, Occult
Monographs 2, Three Hands Press Hardback 99pp, illustrated. Limited Edition
of 1100 copies. Quarter cloth, with paper covered boards blocked in copper with
the Three Hand motif. Printed dustwrapper.
Excellent exploration of the esoteric significance of clothes, or lack
of them, in witchcraft. This approach yields rich rewards in terms of
insight Fine in Fine duswrapper Order Ref. CULTUS-107 £35
William Kiesel, Magick Circles in the
Grimoire Tradition, Occult Monographs
3,
Three Hands Press Monographs,
hardback 70pp illustrated Fine in Fine dustwrapper Order Ref.
CULTUS-108 £55
Michael Howard, By
Moonlight and Spirit Path, The Praxis of the Otherworldly Journey to the
Witches Sabbath, Occult Monographs 4, Three Hands Press 2013. Hardback
54pp Illustrated Mint in Fine duswrapper Order Ref. CULTUS-109 £45
Gemma Gary, Wisht
Waters, Aqueous Magica and the Cult of Holy Wells, Occult
Monographs 5, Hardback 144pp. Mint in Fine dustwrapper Order Ref.
CULTUS-110 £20
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Michael Howard,
Scottish Wizards and Warlocks, Three Hands Press 2013. Hardback 185pp No
dustwrapper as issued Fine Order Ref. CULTUS-111 £35
Michael Howard,
West Country Witches, Three Hands Press 2010. Hardback 223pp No
dustwrapper as issued Order Ref. CULTUS-112 £25
Three Hands Press, Ephemera. 7 assorted items Order Ref. CULTUS-113
£50
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c) Articles in
Journals
Various,
Esoterra, Journal of
Extreme Culture No.6, Orcen 777 1996
Card covers 80pp
This issue features five illustrations by Andrew Chumbley. Also R.F.
Paul - The Sabbatic Cultus An Interview with Andrew Chumbley. (7pp) Also
interviews with Genesis P. Orridge, Alan Moore. Articles include R.N. Taylor -
The Process Part I.
Fine
Order
Ref. CULTUS-114 £30
The Cauldron,
Edited by Michael Howard this journal of witchcraft is sorely missed indeed. It
provided rich earth from which the public face of Cultus Sabbati grew and
flowered. It is useful to see the articles in their original context,
participating in a flux of ideas and research with themes shared and developed.
These journals are packed with interesting material
The Cauldron, No. 73, 1994 28pp, Articles include:- Andrew Chumbley - The
Sabazian Torch; M.H. - Toadmen of Pembrokeshire (whom Andrew Chumbley sought
out); Nigel Aldcroft Jackson - Incubi, Succubi & Faery Lovers; Michael
Howard - The Wild Hunter; Julia Phillips - The Wheel of the Year; Alby Stone -
Audhumla - Primordial Cow; Chas Clifton - Equinox at Anubis Caves; Paul
Devereux - Spirit Lines and Shamanic Landscapes; Ritual Abuse Update. Good
Condition Order Ref. CULTUS-115 £20
The Cauldron, No.
97, 2000 40pp. Andrew Chumbley A Lovers Call to
the Angel of Witchblood, a Transvocation of Azra-Lumial; Evan John Jones
People of Goda; Philp Heselton Sacrifice in the Cottage (Wiccan anti-German
invasion ritual); Frater Ashtan The Spear, the Cauldron and the Stone; E.W.
Liddell The Alex Sanders Story; Cover art by Helen Oliver. Fine Order Ref.
CULTUS-116 £20
The Cauldron, No.
98, 2000 40pp. Articles include:- Frater Ashtan
Black Mary and the Sacred Blood; Rael Mendez Satanic Trickster; Secret Life
of Sax Rohmer; Andrew Chumbley Seven Shades of Solitude, A Brief Disquisition
concerning the Subtil Degrees of the Lonely Road set forth in accordance with
the Gnosis of the Sabbatic Craft Tradition; Karen Pierce The Diskouri; E.W.
Liddell Old George Pickingill, the OTO and the Golden Dawn; Evan John Jones
Hereditary Craft Matters; Caroline Tully Castrated Priest of Cybele Very Good
Order Ref. CULTUS-117 £18
The Cauldron, No.
100, 2001 40pp. This copy noted for Andrew Chumbley -
Invocation of Our Lord of Midnight, Mahazhael-Deval, being a Conjuration of the
Hight Sabbatic Witch-Father; Daniel Alvin Shulke - Green Witch-Father, the
Agrarian Aspect of Cain and his Significance as Patron of Sorcery; Nigel
Jackson - Astragalomancer; Helen Oliver By the Hand and Eye Mediumistic
Drawing and Painting; James Spedding The Worship of Saints; Philip Heselton Ritual and Enlightement;
Gavin Semple - Secret Form of Qayin - Generation and Doxology; Robert
Fitzgerald - Invocation of the Sabbatic Goat Fathers; Nigel Pennick - East
Anglian Traditional Spirituality. Five of
the contributors to this edition have, therefore, ritually worked the Dragon
Book of Essex material Fine Order Ref. CULTUS-118 £25
The Cauldron, No.
102, 2001 44pp. This issue noted for Andrew Chumbley -
Invocation of Our Lady of Midnight, Liliya-devala, Being a Conjuration of the
Hight Sabbatic Witch-Mother; Daniel Shulke
- Gardens of Oneiros: Peter Piper Witches of Essex; David Carlisle Witch of
Burley: Graham Matthews the Mummers Art; Robert Fitzgerald Interview with
Nigel Jackson. Fine G+ Order
Ref. CULTUS-119 £10
The Cauldron, No.
103, 2002
4pp. Articles include:- Gareth Lewis Faery Doctors; Frater Ahstan Mark of
Cain; Nigel Aldcroft Jackson Gabriel Master of the Mystic Hunt; Evan John
Jones Mysteries of the Cauldron; An Interview with Andrew Chumbley by Michael
Howard and Robert Fitzgerald; Mike Howard Lares, Leland and Lucifer; Artwork
by Helen Oliver Very Good Order Order Ref. CULTUS-120 £20
The Cauldron, No.
104, 2002 44pp Articles include Andrew Chumbley - Cultus
Sabbatai, Provenance, Dream and Magistry; Edward Gauntlett - Fernando Pessoa,
Poet and Magician; Philip Heselton - Katherine Louis Oldmeadow, Childrens
Writer and Member of New Forest Coven; Brian Hodge - the Yezidee, Nigel
Aldcroft Jackson - Missae Luna; Frigge old Craft in Sweden. Fine Order Ref. CULTUS-121 £15
The Cauldron, No.
110, 2003
44pp. Illustrated. Articles include
Andrew Chumbley - Conjuration of the Witch-Father Tubalo Lucifer (with
striking full page illustration); Daniel Schulke - Plant Charms for Binding the
Dead; Evan John Jones - Craft of Tubal Cain;
Fine Order Ref. CULTUS-122
£20
The Cauldron,
No.114, 2004
44pp This issue includes Mike Howards eloquent obituary for Andrew Chumbley;
R.J. Stewart - Underworld Initiation; Charlotte Rodgers - Blood Simple,
Menstruation and Magick; Nigel Jackson - Ruhaniyya, Invoking the Perfect Nature in Arabian Magic; Gavin Semple Poisoned
Chalice. Very Good- Order Ref. CULTUS-123 £20
The Cauldron,
No.117, 2002
large 44pp Articles include:- Daniel Schulke - Golden Fruit from the Celestial
Branch; Ashley Jukes Witches of Devon; Brian Walsh Polarity in Paganism;
Nicholaj de Frisvold Father Saturn, Mother Moon, On Robert Cochrane and his
encounter with Fate; R.J. Stewart The Man who Wasnt There Fine Order Ref.
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The Cauldron, No.122, 2006 48pp. Articles
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~ Soror Andahadna ~ Maggie Ingalls
a) Paintings
b) Books given to Nema by Kenneth Grant