Search Results: the practice of palmistry for professional purposes by comte c de saint germain

Newcastle Publishing Company, Inc., 1973. Paperback. Good. First Thus Reissue of the 1897 original contained in one volume, with many diagrams of palm positions and descriptions. Moderate to heavier wear to edges and spine exterior, making it more of a reading or placeholder copy. Packed and shipped with care.

Hollywood, California: Newcastle Publishing Company, 1973. Soft cover. Near Fine. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Originally published in Chicago in 1897 (though some sources cite 1900). This 1973 trade paperback edition claims to have over 1250 illustrations and includes a "Palmistic Dictionary" as an aid to the practitioner. Near Fine: square and tight, no markings, but there are some small stress marks or creases to the corners and some very mild edge wear. Spine is smooth. Binding is firm.

Chicago: Laird & Lee, (1897). First edition. Introduction by Adrien Adolphe Desbarrolles. Two volumes. "Over 1100 illustrations," though we didn't count them. Three-quarter red leather with red cloth boards. All edges gilt. Spine ends chipped and frayed and spine edges worn. Appears hinges were glued at some point. Still a presentable binding with attractive patterned endpapers and the inside is fine (clear and clean). Seemingly scarce if not rare, and certainly interesting.