Necronomicon, Latin

Written in 730 A.D. by The Mad Arab, Abdul Alhazred, the Necronomicon was translated into Latin in the year 1580 by James Sinclair. This copy with a long and colorful (Dark) history found its way into the Miskatonic University Library in 1895. There it rested, imparting its blasphemous lore to the few unlucky enough to uncover it. In 1931 the night watch man was brutally tortured and murdered and the Sinclair Necronomicon was stolen. Its location has remained unknown until know.

Now for the real info.

This tome is handcrafted of REAL leather. With over 250 pages of authentic Latin text, woodcuts and wictures imprinted on aged vellum finished paper you’re sure to be the envy of the other cultists within your group. Look at the list of details.
 
· Real leather cover, embossed with the Great Lord Cthulhu. (See images 1 & 5)

· Faux Ruby Red gem inset for Cthulhu’s eye. (See images 1 & 5)

· Real GOLD LEAF on both the COVER and the SPINE. (See images 1 & 5)

· Weighs over 58 oz (Almost 4 pounds) and stands 12 inches tall by 9 inches wide by 1 and ¾ inches thick.

· Hand stitched and bound pages. (not glued like in most modern books)

· 230+ pages of real authentic Latin text (See images 2 & 3) with such lines as “Hastur monstrum scelestum et molestum est.” and “Verbis ex libris de Necronomicon in veritas ab Historiarvm Liber Primvs est.”

· Interspersed with over 100 medieval woodcuts and ornamentations (see image 3) and hundreds of lines in forgotten ancient languages.

· 10 plates artistically representing the Olaus Wormius interpretation and translation of the Dread Al Azif. (One of which is seen in image 3)

· 2 REAL SILK ribbon bookmarks. (See images 3 )

· Margin Notes scattered throughout from those who have previously read the blasphemous pages and lived long enough to leave notes. (See left hand side of image 3)

· Includes the Miskatonic Library Card that was with it when it was stolen. (See image 6).

· 4 page Letter of Lineage, History and Authentication dated and Stamped 1934. (See image 4).

Please note that the images represent less then 2% of the book.

This is one of the finest reproductions of the Necronomicon you will find and is valued at over $300. I sold one earlier this year for $354 to a gentleman in France. Volumes of lesser quality using Fake Leather and less then 20 real pages have sold for well over $150. Perfect for startling your friends and making you the envy of any group. A great gift and a must have for any Cthulhu (H.P. Lovecraft), Evil Dead, Anime or Vampire fans.