"The Sixth and Seventh Books of Moses" [Egyptian Publishing Co, c1905] Grimoire

ANONYMOUS. The Sixth and Seventh Books of Moses: Moses' Magical Spirit-Art, Known as the Wonderful Arts of the Old Wise Hebrews.

New York: Egyptian Publishing Company, c1905. 7.5” x 5”, 190pp. Publisher's red cloth lettered and decorated in black with serpent columns and magical seal to the front board, spine similarly decorated. Illustrated throughout with magical circles, talismans, spirit seals, conjurations, and occult diagrams. Light rubbing to extremities, a small abrasion to the front cover, and minor wear at spine ends; binding sound and internally clean. Very Good.

Among the most influential grimoires in the American occult tradition, The Sixth and Seventh Books of Moses presents a collection of magical texts, spirit invocations, talismanic figures, and ceremonial instructions attributed to Moses and derived from German-language occult sources. The work became a cornerstone of nineteenth- and early twentieth-century esoteric publishing, finding readers among practitioners of ceremonial magic, folk religion, and occult revival movements. This edition contains numerous engraved seals, magical alphabets, spirit characters, conjurations, and ritual diagrams, preserving the visual and textual elements that made the work one of the most widely circulated occult manuals of its era. Very Good.