London: Modern Astrology Offices, 1936-37. First edition. 3 individual issues, each 25x16cm, continuously paginated 1-32, 33-64, and 103-130. Diagrams, few plate illustrations, each issue with separately paginated advertisements section. Printed wraps, generally very good with toning, soiling, and occasional light chipping. 1937 issue with a note on the cover "Page IV for advert notes requested," the top half of that page of advertisements has been removed. Otherwise, complete.

Mixed set of 3 New Series issues of Alan Leo's (1860-1917) Modern Astrology magazine, including January-February, 1936, March-April, 1936, and July-August, 1937.  The magazine was founded in 1890 as The Astrologer's Magazine, changing its name to Modern Astrology in 1895.  Its stated object was to "thoroughly purify and re-establish the ancient science of Astrology.  Through planetary symbology, it seeks to explain the ONE universal spirit in its varied manifestations." 

Price: $75.00