True Mystic Science (Vol. 1, No. 3., Jan. 1939) 18th century and arts of the traditionally

and arts of the traditionally Celtic language-speaking peoples

and Central India Rail in Lahkeri

Ownership inscription from June 1948 on first page of Preface

embellished with woodblock-style illustrations

Samuel Gobat’s training as a missionary brought him from the Basel Mission Institute in his native Switzerland to the Missionary Institute in Paris

True Mystic Science (Vol. 1, No. 3., Jan. 1939) 18th century and arts of the traditionallyR. T. Maitland Scott, Jr. [editor]. True Mystic Science (Vol. 1, No. 3., Jan. 1939). Minneapolis: The Continental News, 1938. pp. 82. Some minor creasing along spine of front cover. Back cover pink toned illustration of Joan of Arc. Interior in very good condtion. Three staple bound. Cover in red, yellow, black; illustrated throughout, black and white. First volume of True Mystic Science, the short lived fringe pulp magazine, which consists of 8 total