Ten-50 cents a year. 8 pp.

Noted in The Theosophist, 1890, in a discussion of the Occult Publishing Company of Boston, and in "Astrological Serial Publications in the United States" in S.C.

Gould's Notes and Queries and Historic Magazine 18, no. 2 (February 1900): 58-59. Strongly Theosophical in its approach.

The Boston-based Occult Publishing Company produced a dozen or two Theosophical and occult works, including several by Franz Hartmann, and appears to have been an imprint of the American Theosophist and Bahaist, W. W. W.W. Harmon.

The business apparently passed to Walrond's Occult Publishing company, in Denver Colorado, "on the manager's death in December 1903" -- that manager not being W. W. Harmon.