Maurice Temple (56 results)

Paperback or Softback. Condition: New. The Sentients. Book.

Paperback. Condition: New.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. No Jacket.

Paperback. Condition: New.

Condition: New.

No Binding. Condition: VGF. 412-20. A VG or better original 8 x 10 still.1958 re-release. Size: 8" x 10". Poster.

No Binding. Condition: VGF. 412-200. A VG or better original 8 x 10 still.1958 re-release. Size: 8" x 10". Poster.

No Binding. Condition: VGF. 412-202. A VG or better original 8 x 10 still.1958 re-release. Size: 8" x 10". Poster.

Softcover. Condition: Très bon. Ammareal reverse jusqu'à 15% du prix net de cet article à des organisations caritatives. ENGLISH DESCRIPTION Book Condition: Used, Very good. Ammareal gives back up to 15% of this item's net price to charity organizations.

No Binding. Condition: VGF. 412-8. A VG or better original 8 x 10 still.1958 re-release. Size: 8" x 10". Poster.

No Binding. Condition: VGF. 412-196. A VG or better original 8 x 10 still.1958 re-release. Size: 8" x 10". Poster.

Condition: New.

Paperback. Condition: Brand New. 306 pages. 6.00x0.69x9.00 inches. In Stock.

Pamphlet. Condition: Very Good +. 24pp. Octavo [22cm]; side-stapled and bound with a strip of black cloth in printed wrappers. Mimeographed. Some minor edgewear and light age-toning. Mimeographed pamphlet outlining the esoteric teachings of the Brotherhood of the White Temple. "Little Temple Library Number Three." This title examines esoteric Jewish traditions, messianic lore, and kabbalistic interpretations. Founded by occultist Claude D. Dodgin (also known as Claude Doggins and Dr. M. Doreal), the group blended Theosophy with esoteric lore-ranging from emerald tablets beneath Giza and subterranean Atlantean colonies in Mount Shasta to UFOs and inner-earth races. Post-WWII, Doreal relocated followers to a Colorado valley, believing local lead deposits would shield them from the nuclear fallout of his prophesied atomic war. Following his death in 1963, the group faded into a quiet mail-order operation. Printed cheaply on acidic paper, these fragile publications are scarce artifacts of Cold War-era occultism.…

Pamphlet. Condition: Very Good +. 17pp. Octavo [22cm]; side-stapled in printed wrappers. Mimeographed. Some minor edgewear and light age-toning. Mimeographed pamphlet outlining the esoteric teachings of the Brotherhood of the White Temple. This title details the spiritual mission, hierarchy, and sacred symbolism of the mystic center Shamballa. Founded by occultist Claude D. Dodgin (also known as Claude Doggins and Dr. M. Doreal), the group blended Theosophy with esoteric lore-ranging from emerald tablets beneath Giza and subterranean Atlantean colonies in Mount Shasta to UFOs and inner-earth races. Post-WWII, Doreal relocated followers to a Colorado valley, believing local lead deposits would shield them from the nuclear fallout of his prophesied atomic war. Following his death in 1963, the group faded into a quiet mail-order operation. Printed cheaply on acidic paper, these fragile publications are scarce artifacts of Cold War-era occultism.…

Pamphlet. Condition: Very Good. 21pp. Octavo [22cm]; side-stapled in printed wrappers. Mimeographed. Some minor edgewear and light age-toning. Small tear (approx. one-inch) at top left corner of front cover. Mimeographed pamphlet outlining the esoteric teachings of the Brotherhood of the White Temple. This title explores the spiritual stages, consciousness transitions, and planes of existence encountered after physical death. Founded by occultist Claude D. Dodgin (also known as Claude Doggins and Dr. M. Doreal), the group blended Theosophy with esoteric lore-ranging from emerald tablets beneath Giza and subterranean Atlantean colonies in Mount Shasta to UFOs and inner-earth races. Post-WWII, Doreal relocated followers to a Colorado valley, believing local lead deposits would shield them from the nuclear fallout of his prophesied atomic war. Following his death in 1963, the group faded into a quiet mail-order operation. Printed cheaply on acidic paper, these fragile publications are scarce artifacts of Cold War-era occultism.…

Pamphlet. Condition: Very Good +. 19pp. Octavo [22cm]; side-stapled in printed wrappers. Mimeographed. Some minor edgewear and light age-toning. Mimeographed pamphlet outlining the esoteric teachings of the Brotherhood of the White Temple. "Little Temple Library Number 27." This title explores foundational spiritual laws and keys to inner cosmic understanding. Founded by occultist Claude D. Dodgin (also known as Claude Doggins and Dr. M. Doreal), the group blended Theosophy with esoteric lore-ranging from emerald tablets beneath Giza and subterranean Atlantean colonies in Mount Shasta to UFOs and inner-earth races. Post-WWII, Doreal relocated followers to a Colorado valley, believing local lead deposits would shield them from the nuclear fallout of his prophesied atomic war. Following his death in 1963, the group faded into a quiet mail-order operation. Printed cheaply on acidic paper, these fragile publications are scarce artifacts of Cold War-era occultism.…

Pamphlet. Condition: Very Good +. 20pp. Octavo [22cm]; side-stapled in printed wrappers. Mimeographed. Some minor edgewear and light age-toning. Mimeographed pamphlet outlining the esoteric teachings of the Brotherhood of the White Temple. This title outlines the core dogmas, spiritual evolution, and universal principles of the Brotherhood's teachings. Founded by occultist Claude D. Dodgin (also known as Claude Doggins and Dr. M. Doreal), the group blended Theosophy with esoteric lore-ranging from emerald tablets beneath Giza and subterranean Atlantean colonies in Mount Shasta to UFOs and inner-earth races. Post-WWII, Doreal relocated followers to a Colorado valley, believing local lead deposits would shield them from the nuclear fallout of his prophesied atomic war. Following his death in 1963, the group faded into a quiet mail-order operation. Printed cheaply on acidic paper, these fragile publications are scarce artifacts of Cold War-era occultism. …

Pamphlet. Condition: Very Good +. 18pp. Octavo [22cm]; side-stapled in printed wrappers. Mimeographed. Some minor edgewear and light age-toning. Mimeographed pamphlet outlining the esoteric teachings of the Brotherhood of the White Temple. This title explains the vibrational frequencies and metaphysical properties of color and light in spiritual development. Founded by occultist Claude D. Dodgin (also known as Claude Doggins and Dr. M. Doreal), the group blended Theosophy with esoteric lore-ranging from emerald tablets beneath Giza and subterranean Atlantean colonies in Mount Shasta to UFOs and inner-earth races. Post-WWII, Doreal relocated followers to a Colorado valley, believing local lead deposits would shield them from the nuclear fallout of his prophesied atomic war. Following his death in 1963, the group faded into a quiet mail-order operation. Printed cheaply on acidic paper, these fragile publications are scarce artifacts of Cold War-era occultism.…

Pamphlet. Condition: Very Good. 25pp. Octavo [22cm]; side-stapled in printed wrappers. Mimeographed. Some minor edgewear and light age-toning. Mimeographed pamphlet outlining the esoteric teachings of the Brotherhood of the White Temple. This title interprets biblical prophecy and the esoteric meaning behind the end times and apocalyptic events. Founded by occultist Claude D. Dodgin (also known as Claude Doggins and Dr. M. Doreal), the group blended Theosophy with esoteric lore-ranging from emerald tablets beneath Giza and subterranean Atlantean colonies in Mount Shasta to UFOs and inner-earth races. Post-WWII, Doreal relocated followers to a Colorado valley, believing local lead deposits would shield them from the nuclear fallout of his prophesied atomic war. Following his death in 1963, the group faded into a quiet mail-order operation. Printed cheaply on acidic paper, these fragile publications are scarce artifacts of Cold War-era occultism.…

Pamphlet. Condition: Very Good. 17pp. Octavo [22cm]; side-stapled in printed wrappers. Mimeographed. Some minor edgewear and light age-toning. Mimeographed pamphlet outlining the esoteric teachings of the Brotherhood of the White Temple. This title discusses the hidden, inner-temple meaning of Christ's return and spiritual resurrection. Founded by occultist Claude D. Dodgin (also known as Claude Doggins and Dr. M. Doreal), the group blended Theosophy with esoteric lore-ranging from emerald tablets beneath Giza and subterranean Atlantean colonies in Mount Shasta to UFOs and inner-earth races. Post-WWII, Doreal relocated followers to a Colorado valley, believing local lead deposits would shield them from the nuclear fallout of his prophesied atomic war. Following his death in 1963, the group faded into a quiet mail-order operation. Printed cheaply on acidic paper, these fragile publications are scarce artifacts of Cold War-era occultism.…

hardcover. Condition: fine. 1st edition Daily Mirror 1960?TV tie-in fine book in fine illustrated boards as issued In stock shipped from our UK warehouse.

Pamphlet. Condition: Very Good. 18pp. Octavo [22cm]; side-stapled in printed wrappers. Mimeographed. Some minor edgewear and light age-toning. Tiny bump and corresponding tear at the cover's spine. Mimeographed pamphlet outlining the esoteric teachings of the Brotherhood of the White Temple. This title explains the nature of the cosmic etheric library and how to access its records of all universal history. Founded by occultist Claude D. Dodgin (also known as Claude Doggins and Dr. M. Doreal), the group blended Theosophy with esoteric lore-ranging from emerald tablets beneath Giza and subterranean Atlantean colonies in Mount Shasta to UFOs and inner-earth races. Post-WWII, Doreal relocated followers to a Colorado valley, believing local lead deposits would shield them from the nuclear fallout of his prophesied atomic war. Following his death in 1963, the group faded into a quiet mail-order operation. Printed cheaply on acidic paper, these fragile publications are scarce artifacts of Cold War-era occultism.…

Pamphlet. Condition: Very Good +. 13pp. [+7pp ads.] Octavo [22cm]; side-stapled in printed wrappers. Mimeographed. Some minor edgewear and light age-toning. Mimeographed pamphlet outlining the esoteric teachings of the Brotherhood of the White Temple. This title details the life, lineage, and ascended master teachings of the legendary Count of St. Germain. Founded by occultist Claude D. Dodgin (also known as Claude Doggins and Dr. M. Doreal), the group blended Theosophy with esoteric lore-ranging from emerald tablets beneath Giza and subterranean Atlantean colonies in Mount Shasta to UFOs and inner-earth races. Post-WWII, Doreal relocated followers to a Colorado valley, believing local lead deposits would shield them from the nuclear fallout of his prophesied atomic war. Following his death in 1963, the group faded into a quiet mail-order operation. Printed cheaply on acidic paper, these fragile publications are scarce artifacts of Cold War-era occultism.…

Hardcover. Condition: Brand New. 306 pages. 6.00x0.81x9.00 inches. In Stock.

Pamphlet. Condition: Good +. 24pp. Octavo [22cm]; side-stapled and bound with a strip of black cloth in printed wrappers. Mimeographed. Some minor edgewear and light age-toning. Softly creased at the spine. The top third of the rear wrap has been trimmed/cut off. Mimeographed pamphlet outlining the esoteric teachings of the Brotherhood of the White Temple. "Little Temple Library Number Five." This title explores the subtle energy bodies, chakra systems, and metaphysical anatomy of human consciousness. Founded by occultist Claude D. Dodgin (also known as Claude Doggins and Dr. M. Doreal), the group blended Theosophy with esoteric lore-ranging from emerald tablets beneath Giza and subterranean Atlantean colonies in Mount Shasta to UFOs and inner-earth races. Post-WWII, Doreal relocated followers to a Colorado valley, believing local lead deposits would shield them from the nuclear fallout of his prophesied atomic war. Following his death in 1963, the group faded into a quiet mail-order operation. Printed cheaply on acidic paper, these fragile publications are scarce artifacts of Cold War-era occultism.…

Pamphlet. Condition: Very Good +. 31pp. Octavo [22cm]; side-stapled in printed wrappers. Mimeographed. Some minor edgewear and light age-toning. Mimeographed pamphlet outlining the esoteric teachings of the Brotherhood of the White Temple. This title explores the connections between chemistry, constellations, planetary alignments and vibrations, cosmic forces, and spiritual alchemy. Founded by occultist Claude D. Dodgin (also known as Claude Doggins and Dr. M. Doreal), the group blended Theosophy with esoteric lore-ranging from emerald tablets beneath Giza and subterranean Atlantean colonies in Mount Shasta to UFOs and inner-earth races. Post-WWII, Doreal relocated followers to a Colorado valley, believing local lead deposits would shield them from the nuclear fallout of his prophesied atomic war. Following his death in 1963, the group faded into a quiet mail-order operation. Printed cheaply on acidic paper, these fragile publications are scarce artifacts of Cold War-era occultism. …

Paperback. Condition: New.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. Hardback. 20x13cm. Clean & tight book. Front end paper has a written name. Page edges are foxed. Jacket has minimal edge wear. Front flap is not price-clipped. Jacket is now under clear removable covers. Dispatched "Royal Mail Tracked 24" next working day or sooner securely boxed in cardboard ref A19. Leopard of the Hills by James Temple. Published in 1953 by Bell and Hyman, London. Wrapper design by Maurice Wilson (illustrator).…

Pamphlet. Condition: Very Good. 20pp. Octavo [22cm]; side-stapled in printed wrappers. Mimeographed. Edgewear and age-toning. Cover starting to split at the fold. Mimeographed pamphlet outlining the esoteric teachings of the Brotherhood of the White Temple. This title examines the esoteric origins, cosmic function, and occult significance of the moon. Founded by occultist Claude D. Dodgin (also known as Claude Doggins and Dr. M. Doreal), the group blended Theosophy with esoteric lore-ranging from emerald tablets beneath Giza and subterranean Atlantean colonies in Mount Shasta to UFOs and inner-earth races. Post-WWII, Doreal relocated followers to a Colorado valley, believing local lead deposits would shield them from the nuclear fallout of his prophesied atomic war. Following his death in 1963, the group faded into a quiet mail-order operation. Printed cheaply on acidic paper, these fragile publications are scarce artifacts of Cold War-era occultism. …