Grimorium Verum True Grimoire Leather Bound 1st Edition Devil Book Demon Occult4

Description: *MADE IN THE U.S.A.* Visit my bookshop at KingdomOfShadow.com where more information may be listed. This is Thee Grimorium Verum; the most complete and accurately translated edition you will find, with never-before-held compilated material.This is an extremely limited, hand-numbered edition of which only 9 will be produced. In other words, I will only be making 9 of this book, the Grimorium Verum.This is book number 4. (Books #1 through #3 have been sold.) Illustrations: Includes over 60.Binding: Hand-Sewn and Bound in 1.2mm Antique Brown Full Grain Lambskin Leather (not the thin .1mm to .4mm traditional book binding "bonded" leather).Dimensions: 9 3/8" Tall X 6 1/2" Wide X 1 5/16" ThickPage Count: 108Paper: Mohawk Fine 67# CreamEnd Pages: Black Silk Moiré with Spanish Gold EmbroideryEnd Bands: Spanish Gold SewnCover Sigil: 3" Solid Brass Custom EngravedCountry/Region of Manufacture: United StatesTopic: OccultSubject: Religion and SpiritualityPublication Year: 2023Year Printed: 2023Publisher: Kingdom Of ShadowSpecial Attributes: 1st Edition, Deluxe, Limited, Numbered, Signed, Illustrated, Collector's, Full Grain Lambskin Leather Binding Format: HardcoverLanguage: English This was a long overdue, but very demanding and enjoyable project for me; (once I sifted through the chaos of the book). My mind quite literally walked the frayed edges of insanity while attempting to compile this work. Upon its completion, I had to take a considerable amount of time off from working on other projects.The Grimorium Verum (Latin for True Grimoire) is a textbook, of sorts, with magic instructions, first published by "Alibeck the Egyptian" in Memphis (Egypt) in the year 1517 and was translated from Hebrew by Plangiere, Jesuite Dominicaine. It is a traditional work of black magick, with instructions on the conjuration of daemons, identification of spirits, preparation of talismans, and more. In all reality, the original book consisted of two parts - the "Grimorium Verum" itself, and a second portion consisting of magical secrets. The tome is sinister in its nature as it deals openly with the spirits of darkness.Other French editions later appeared in the beginning of the early 19th century, an example being a version printed by the notorious publisher Simon Blocquel in 1830. Furthermore, we find Italian translations from Bestetti in Milan (1868), and from Amato Muzzi in Firenze (Florence - 1880). Later on, we have the segments translated in "The Book of Ceremonial Magic" by Arthur Edward Waite (1910). This work was originally called "The Book of Black Magic and of Pacts". It was first published in a limited run in 1898, and distributed more widely under the title "The Book of Ceremonial Magic" in 1910.During my research (of which I logged over 1176 hours), I found numerous errors, omissions, and contradictions within the pages of several editions. [i.e. There are eighteen daemons suggested who serve under Duke Syrach, yet many editions list only seventeen of the names and their powers. Many of the sigils used throughout the text are incorrect or missing completely.] Some of the more modern editions readily available on the common marketplace are nothing more than literal copies of earlier works, evident in the duplication of simple typos and grammatical error. Ultimately, I found a very extensive list of contradictions and errors within the majority of modern editions I perused. This book was originally written long ago with specific intentions. My intentions were to do my utmost best in gathering the most precisely accurate and complete information so that I may obtain just that. To blindly add information without the knowing "why" or "what for" would simply not do. I have scrutinized every line of every page of every edition I could get my hands upon, including [but not limited to] an archived copy of the original 1517 French edition, as well as the 1868 and 1880 Italian editions. This particular edition of Grimoirium Verum I offer you now is unique in its accuracy, completeness, and never-before-held compilated material. It is based directly from the translations of the 1517 French edition along with the Italian. I have supplied sigils which were missing from versions found in other grimoires, as well as overlooked (or possibly intentionally omitted) documentation. I have also organized the chaos found within the pages and put it in a much more structured format while taking the utmost care in not altering the content in any way.Lucifer, Béelzébuth and Astaroth as well as their servitors and sigils are all fully represented in this rare tome of daemonology. The ritualistic tools needed, as well as their creation remains in classical detail. Preparatory instructions, the offices of each daemon, and the methods of evoking them to visible appearance is all well described.An appendix, "The Book of the Black Serpent" (c. 1900), has been added to this edition. It supplements the daemonology in Grimoirium Verum in addition to making a rare tract on Angelogy available.Finally, I have also included the seals and synopsis of the ARS Goetia and de Plancy’s “Dictionnaire Infernal” for comparison and cross-reference in regards to the three main daemons referenced throughout this work.Grimorium Verum is one of the most notorious handbooks of black magic ever written. This book was professionally written, designed, printed, hand-sewn and bound by myself.Only 9 books will be crafted. Each will be hand-numbered.No more will ever be produced or available by me.I can sign and personalize the book upon request. This book will be heavily packaged for shipment and will ship priority mail with full insurance. I thank you for your time and consideration.Best regards, Michael Some useful information to consider... Regarding the paper I use:I use 70 pound text as well as 67 and 80 pound cover Mohawk Cream Superfine paper (unless stated otherwise in the book's specific ad). Mohawk Superfine is the finest printing paper made today and is manufactured by a fourth-generation, family-owned and operated business right here in Cohoes, NY. No other paper has the same reputation for quality, consistency and uniformity. Superfine inspires great design with its superb formation, lush tactility, archival quality and timeless appeal. Regarding the woods I use:I construct my cover boards and spine board from 3/16" Mahogany LuAnn (floor underlayment). This provides extreme durability and the highest resistance to warping. Any trim work is done in solid Maple or Mahogany. I do not use cardboard in the construction of my books, nor will I ever. Regarding Leather Quality:All of the leather I use during the construction of my books in manufactured here in the U.S.A.1) Full Grain Leather (Which is the leather I typically use for my one-of-a-kind "Hell-Fire" editions)for only the most high-end products. Full grain leather only uses the very highest (closest to the air) layer of skin, which is the toughest, most durable, and most beloved. It is left unfinished, meaning it has completely unique characteristics, creases, and coloring. Because of the smaller amount of leather on the surface of each animal and the difficulty of working with full grain toughness, the price is understandably high.2) Top Grain Leather (Which is the leather I use for my works)to get high-quality goods at a much more reasonable price. The most common "luxury" leather is top grain, which takes the layer of skin just below full grain and works it lightly to remove imperfections. It is smoother and more consistent than full grain, but easier to work as well, keeping the price down. While not as durable as full grain, it is still a strong, well-crafted leather.3) Genuine Leatherusually has a suede side or feeling to it. Genuine leather is made by stripping off the harder, more expensive grains from the top, then using the softer, easier to work leather underneath. It is not as durable as full or top grain, but it is much cheaper since it can be manufactured into a variety of goods with ease. Remember - genuine leather is a specific grade, not the phrase for real leather. If you request genuine leather in a leather shop, they will have a specific type of product in mind.4) Bonded Leather (Which is the Leather used for traditional book binding)is made from ground up and glued leather shavings. While bonded leather is still leather, it isn't an unbroken or regular piece of animal skin. Instead, the shavings from all the other leather grades are collected, ground up, and mixed with an adhesive liquid to make a piece of leather. Though cheap, the quality is severely lacking. Because the quality is less impressive, bonded leather is often used for book covers and other smaller, less worn items. Regarding the glues I use:I use 6 different glues throughout the process, all of which are produced here in the U.S.A. Regarding the brass I use:This is where a great challenge for me really comes into play.The brass clasps which I salvage from antique 19th century books are of solid brass, not plated tin which is so commonly found today. I spend a great deal of time restoring the finish on the brass, as well as re-work the hinges and pins. When I am finished, the clasp is in as near the condition as possible that it was when new in the 1800s.Any nails or screws I use are of solid brass and made in the U.S.A.The brass tacks I use for my spines are made in the U.S.A. and come from a local supplier. Some are solid brass, while some are plated zinc.The pentagram/seals which I adorn the covers of my books with are of solid brass. Unfortunately, I went through many an engraver within the U.S. (seven to be exact) and was not satisfied with the end results of which I was receiving. Many engravers within the United States for some reason absolutely love their laser engravers. While they may work for some individuals, I was looking to obtain the best outcome possible for my finished works. I discovered Andy of Engraving Studios, based in the UK. (engravingstudios.co.uk) After communicating and working with him, I discovered the machinery he uses, his impeccable skills, his longevity in perfecting this craft, the extent he is willing to go to get the job done right, and maybe most importantly, his passion for what he does. May his work and his ethics set the example for others. Thank you Andy for your patience and your craft. meta tags:Delomelanicon,witch,warlock,witchcraft,occult,pagan,paganism,wicca,wiccan,devil,satan,lucifer,goetia,demon,demons,demonology,magic,magick,spells,tarot,art,craft,handcrafted,handmade,hand,made,handbound,antique,journal,book of shadows,grimoire,pentacle,pentagram,book,books,tome,Ninth,9th,Gate,Dante,Inferno,Infernal,Solomon,Necronomicon,leather,rare,brass,

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