Bhawani Sahasranama, Gita Mahatmya, Srimad Bhagavad Gita. Publisher not known. [Mathura, or Jaipur, India?] Circa 1914.

Fine India paper. Partially unopened. Printed in Sanskrit in landscape format. Text within in single line borders. Full-page illustrations. Later, undated ink inscription on front free endpaper. Original black card covers, printed in gilt arabesque design. Spine plain. Both covers split, worn and chipped at edges (crude tape repairs from inside). WorldCat locates no copies worldwide. The Gita Mahatmya highlights the supreme importance of the Bhagavad Gita, while both the Gita and the Bhawani Sahasranama are used to achieve the same ultimate goal: liberation from the material world and union with the divine, whether in the form of Vishnu (Krishna) or the divine Mother (Bhavani/Shakti).