Eliphas Levi And The French Occult Revival by Christopher McIntosh offers a scholarly look at the 19th‑century revival of French magic and mysticism, making it a solid choice for collectors of occult history, spirituality and New Age reference works.
Published by Rider And Company in 1972, this 238‑page paperback blends academic insight with engaging narrative, appealing to both young adult and adult readers interested in Aleister Crowley, magic and the broader history of mystic movements. The book is in good condition overall, with clean, tidy pages and no dog‑ears, and it comes from a smoke‑free home.
Early pages show a few small pin holes and a rare tiny page‑edge mark, but these are minor and do not affect readability. This well‑preserved copy is a practical addition for anyone building a collection of antiquarian and collectible works on magic, mysticism and spiritual history.