The Enchanted Initiate
A Journal of Traditional Symbolism, Hermeticism & the Occult Sciences
The Esoteric Lexicon·Organization

H. S. Crocker Company, Inc.

Crocker Company, Inc. Was responsible for providing technical services and design elements to ensure the high quality and aesthetic appeal of the book. This included fitting text matter into available space to maintain the book's layout and preparing a comprehensive index to enhance its usability. Their expertise in technical printing and design aspects played a essential part in the overall production of the book, contributing to its professional finish and readability.

Concordance & Cross-References

Primary Correspondences & Figures

Frederick E. KeastPerson

Keast worked with and was an employee of H. Crocker Company, Inc.

J. Augustus KnappPerson

Augustus Knapp worked on the illustrations for the book with the support of H. Crocker Company, Inc.

Dr. John Henry NashPerson

John Henry Nash worked with and advised H. Crocker Company, Inc. On the printing techniques to give the book its unique form

C. E. BentonPerson

Benson worked with and was contracted by H. Crocker Company, Inc. For the engraving and production assistance for the book

Mrs. Maud F. GaligherPerson

Galigher worked in coordination with H. Crocker Company, Inc. To manage the pre-publication sales and subscription lists

Mediate Correspondences

Sympathetic Chains & Distant Affinities

H. S. Crocker Company, Inc.throughFrederick E. KeastilluminatesSubscribers →
I. H. S. Crocker Company, Inc. & Frederick E. Keast

Keast worked with and was an employee of H. Crocker Company, Inc.

II. Frederick E. Keast & Subscribers

Keast played a essential part in enhancing the printing quality and overall completeness of the book, significantly contributing to the subscribers' trust and satisfaction. The subscribers placed their confidence in Keast, valuing not only the quality of the printed material but also the thoroughness of the book's content. Through his dedicated efforts, Keast secured the subscribers' trust, ensuring that their investment in the book met high standards in both form and substance. Keast's efforts in printing and improving the quality of the book were key in earning the subscribers' confidence

H. S. Crocker Company, Inc.throughFrederick E. KeastilluminatesM. M. Saxton
I. H. S. Crocker Company, Inc. & Frederick E. Keast

Keast worked with and was an employee of H. Crocker Company, Inc.

II. Frederick E. Keast & M. M. Saxton

Saxton worked with and trusted Frederick E. Keast to handle the index of the manuscript