Lessons in palmistry; studies of the eye and planetary influences
A 1901 palmistry manual by Cornelia Ten Eyck Gaffney, published in New York by F. A. Stokes for American amateur readers of hand-reading and character divination. The plates are pen-and-ink hands seen palm-up and back-up, plus inked palm prints, with stippled shading and labelled lines and mounts useful as diagrammatic hand silhouettes, occult motifs, or ridge-pattern texture.
