FINDLAY, Arthur “On the Edge of the Etheric” [Psychic Press, 1957] Life After Death

FINDLAY, Arthur. On the Edge of the Etheric; or Survival after Death Scientifically Explained.

London: Psychic Press Ltd., 1957. 58th printing. 8.5" x 5.75", x + 202pp. Original cloth in publisher’s printed dust jacket with large typographic design to front panel. Frontispiece photographic portrait of the author. Jacket worn with creasing, short tears, and loss at head and foot of spine; toning and surface wear. Cloth speckled with discoloration. A presentable copy in the original jacket. Good+ in a Good dust jacket.

Arthur Findlay was one of the most influential British Spiritualists of the 20th century and a leading advocate for the “scientific” investigation of psychic phenomena. In On the Edge of the Etheric, he argues for survival after death through mediumship, séance evidence, and psychical research, positioning Spiritualism as a rational and evidence-based philosophy. The book became one of the movement’s most widely circulated texts and helped shape modern Spiritualist thought in Britain and beyond.