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An early German multimeter combining the functions of a voltmeter, ammeter, and ohmmeter, the Original Gossen MAVOMETER is both a historic scientific instrument and an exceptional Cabinet of Curiosities display piece.
Long before public museums, collectors assembled cabinets of curiosities to preserve the remarkable. Specimens such as this juvenile alligator represented the unknown—creatures brought from distant landscapes that challenged the imagination and expanded humanity's understanding of the natural world. Today, AF-331 stands as one of the first acquisitions in the Gothic Apothecary, continuing a tradition of collecting objects that inspire wonder.
Published in 1963, Monuments in Cedar combines historical research with numerous period photographs documenting totem poles, ceremonial art, villages, and master carvers. It remains an important reference for collectors of Native American art, Pacific Northwest history, anthropology, ethnography, and museum studies.
Man Against Myth by Barrows Dunham is a thought-provoking philosophical work exploring the role of myth, belief, reason, and ideology in shaping human society. Published by Little, Brown and Company in 1947, this first edition reflects postwar debates surrounding philosophy, religion, ethics, and the modern world.
Their Japan — Frederic de Garis, 1936 Step into Japan as it was presented to English-speaking visitors nearly a century ago. Published in Yokohama in 1936, Their Japan offers an extensive illustrated survey of Japanese life, customs, festivals, arts, crafts, places, and traditions. The volume contains 345 illustrations, including images in color, and is printed in the traditional Japanese double-leaf format.
The Neuroscience of Religious Experience
Magick Without Tears
Character Ethics and the Old Testament: Moral Dimensions of Scripture
Walking the Bible VHS
Treasure Island | Robert Louis Stevenson | 1954 Vintage
The Golden Bough: The Roots of Religion and Folklore
7 Knot Evil Eye Bracelet | Nazar Protection & Tibetan Knot Symbolism
The Sheep and the Ceremony — Richard Wollheim
Foundations of Doctrine in Scripture and Experience — Harry E. Jessop, 1954 Vintage Holiness Theology
Used Horseshoes: Iron, Luck & Protection
Lincoln Finds a General — Volume Four