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A Hebrew fortune-telling and dream-interpretation work by N. Eisenstadt, printed in Warsaw in 1892, using Kabbalistic number tables for divination by lot. The plates are letterpress cards on tan stock, each headed by a serif catalogue number over a rule and filled with an eight-column grid of numerals up to 127, useful as ready-made numeric grids, ticket headers, and specimens of period Cyrillic-style numeral setting.
