Legends of Incense, Herb, and Oil Magic: Esoteric Students' Handbook of Legendary Formulas and Facts

Legends of Incense, Herb, and Oil Magic treated me to a gentle morning spent stepping back to 1930s occultism. With fascinating tidbits, odd illustrations, and a "world overview of magic" vibe, this book introduced its original readers to the use of early commercial conjure preparations. Well edited and a step up from the 1966 reprint, make sure to read the editor's afterword on the mystery of author Lewis de Claremont.

I really enjoyed this book. Mainly for its historic place in hoodoo history. When it was first published it was certainly one of a kind and very informative. It isn't a big book of recipes but does have just enough to be useful.

review shipping, 9 days to the door. Book looks like real fun reading for sure.

Nice little book. Wasn't sure what to expect, but I do like it. This copy is a revised edition of the 1936 occult classic. I remember seeing this book in every occult shop I would venture into - yet for some reason never purchase it. It teaches old hoodoo/folk magic and the information offered in this work lays the foundation to today's hoodoo or root-worker. Classic for anyone's library.

Fun good info

got some very good info in here!! I'm trying a few, nothing drastic!!

Exactly what i wanted

love it/