His passion for coffee simplified the refreshment problem. He drank cup after cup after cup. I made pot after pot... For twenty-eight consecutive hours during which we gabbled full speed, he drank coffee.
— E. Hoffman Price, Visiting H.P. Lovecraft (1932)
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Black and white cover art for a book, featuring mirrored busts of Egyptian pharaohs, a pyramid, and a silhouetted figure walking through an archway, with text for author Christopher Michael and title 'Tomb of the Black Pharaoh, Danforth, Eldritch Tales of WWII.'

THE ARMITAGE INDEX // ARCHIVE NO. 01-1928

TITLE: Tomb of the Black Pharaoh: Eldritch Tales of WWII Vol. 1

AUTHOR: Christopher Michael

CLASSIFICATION: Lovecraftian Cosmic Horror / WWII Espionage Thriller

STATUS: Approved for the Stacks

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Serving as a direct sequel to H.P. Lovecraft’s At the Mountains of Madness, this 1940s-style memoir follows scholar-detective Robert Danforth—still haunted by the unspeakable cosmic horrors he witnessed beyond the Antarctic ice—as he is pulled into the sweltering, mystique-laden atmosphere of 1941 Cairo. Christopher Michael masterfully blends a gritty investigative mystery with meticulous pre-war history, enhancing the realism with immersive archival touches like signed memorandums and field documentation that make the entire volume feel like an authentic, unearthed artifact.

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1928 Dispatch Rates

*Flat-Rate U.S. Shipping: $2.25 on all coffee orders*

In 1928, dispatching a one-pound parcel coast-to-coast via U.S. Parcel Post cost exactly 12 cents. Adjusted for modern inflation, that equals $2.25 today. In honor of the great Dr. Henry Armitage, we cap all standard domestic coffee dispatches at this historical rate—a price set in stone for twelve months at a time, updated openly each year by pennies to keep pace with changing times.

Should you seek to spare yourself the dark tribute of the $2.25 delivery toll, bind your fate to a recurring Pact. All coffee subscriptions are forever absolved of shipping tariffs.

A wax seal with a central lighthouse with a compass and inkwell on either side, surrounded by the text 'THE ARMISTAGE SOCIETY' and 'EST. 1928'.
A wax seal with a central lighthouse with a compass and inkwell on either side, surrounded by the text 'THE ARMISTAGE SOCIETY' and 'EST. 1928'.

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