Description
This is the 14th edition of the famous occult grimoire by L.W. de Laurence, also known as “The Great Book of Magical Art.” • Thick volume (approx. 635 pages), red/burgundy cloth hardcover with gold titles and decorations.
• Contents: a compendium of ceremonial magic, talismans, amulets, exorcisms, Hindu magic, and Eastern occultism, with illustrations and practical instructions.
• In the film Ghostbusters II, this book (or a very similar copy) appears on the shelf of Ray’s Occult Books, making it an iconic prop for fans of the franchise.
The 1939 edition is one of the most sought-after historical reprints by de Laurence.
• Contents: a compendium of ceremonial magic, talismans, amulets, exorcisms, Hindu magic, and Eastern occultism, with illustrations and practical instructions.
• In the film Ghostbusters II, this book (or a very similar copy) appears on the shelf of Ray’s Occult Books, making it an iconic prop for fans of the franchise.
The 1939 edition is one of the most sought-after historical reprints by de Laurence.
Value for Ghostbusters fans
For a true Ghostbusters fan this book has high and very emotional value:
- Direct connection to the film: It is one of the volumes visible in Ray Stantz’s bookstore in Ghostbusters II, during the scene where Egon researches paranormal phenomena. Owning the original 1939 edition means owning an authentic piece of “Ray’s Occult Books.”
- Perfect atmosphere: It’s a real grimoire, heavy, with a red cover and gold accents that conveys exactly the ’80s occult vibe of the film. Ideal for recreating Ray’s bookstore or as a centerpiece of a Ghostbusters-themed collection.
- Crossover appeal: It appeals to both fans of the franchise and enthusiasts of historical occultism. It is one of those “real-world props” that make a collection much more immersive compared to modern reproductions or books.
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