My Library of Sacred Plant books and other drugs of Inspirat

[boomer2]

Well here are seven more images of some of  my drug books.  While some of these titles may appear in the top three images, I beleive this is a bettrer representation of some of my books.

I also have the 2-colume set of Roger Heim and R. Gordon Wasson's Le Hallucinogenes du Mexique in French.















boomer2

Hope there are some good inspirations here for all of you.

[JRL]

Nice collection, I thought my 2 shelves was a lot...........

[senorsalvia]

Lookin' Good!!!   /////   (hmmm now; notice how most volumes are well thumbed through??)   Seems someone may be a bit compulsive   ---    sal

[Satori]

Yeah.. thats a nice collection

Any of them you are planning on selling...?

[Maïwa]

Id love to get my hands on " Pharmacotheon" , very nice collection indeed  

[boomer2]

Notice that those books are actually in 99% mint condition. Some over thirty years old and older.

I have items in my life which were in my family and are still over 100 years old and look mint.

Even my brith certificate and my birth registration I still have.  BUt I have rare books.

The Reign of Law: The story of the Kentucky Hemp Farmers is a classic by james Allen, an actual ancestor of mine. HE writes like Nathaiel Hawthorne and this is a first signed edition form the early 11900s and it also has in the books pages, stuck neatly into the book, the new clipping with Allen's actual obituary.

He also autrhored another cool book on the Kentucky Warbler. A whole book about the daily life of a bird.  Not like Bambi. This bird does not talk.

Anyway,

have a shroomy day,

mj

I also have the Two Wasson Volumes and the Heim and Wasson books.

boomer2

[fuzz]

very nice collection Boomer.
here are some books in the company of 2 Australian stick insects: