N.A-A.218

Liber Falxifer: The Book of the Left-Handed Reaper. 2008

Publisher: Ixaxaar Occult Literature, 2008.

[9.5 x 6.5 inches]

212 pp.

[English]

Fine

One of the foundational texts of the modern Current 218 tradition and the first volume in the influential Liber Falxifer series. This work explores the Argentinean cult of Señor La Muerte (Lord of Death) and its connection to the Qayinitic Tradition, presenting both historical and folkloric material alongside ritual practices, altar construction, talismanic work, consecrations, protective rites, cursing operations, and necrosophic sorcery centered upon the figure of the Left-Handed Reaper. The second half of the book moves into the more esoteric teachings of the tradition, focusing on Qayin as Lord of Death and the cult's initiatory and magical framework. Illustrated throughout with black-and-white sigils, ritual diagrams, and full-page occult artwork by Soror Sagax.218. Published in a limited edition of 500 copies, of which 434 copies were hand-numbered, with an additional 30 copies issued in a deluxe full-leather binding. This copy is hand-numbered 176 of 434.

Bound in black cloth with silver titles stamped to the front board and spine. Original illustrated dust jacket present. Black endpapers. Illustrated throughout with numerous in-text figures, sigils, seals, and several full-page illustrations.

It is in Fine condition with the only flaw being a very small crease to the upper front dust jacket flap. A very well-preserved copy of one of the more sought-after modern occult publications issued by Ixaxaar Occult Literature.