Di geheyme ḳrafṭ, oder, Der shlisel tsu der nevuʻeh : ṿu es ṿerṭ erḳlehrṭ ṿegen profeṭen, nakhṭ ṿandler, shlof-redner ...
A Yiddish popular occult manual on prophecy, dreams, palmistry, phrenology and Jewish astrology, written and published by Abraham Hochman in New York in 1909 for immigrant readers. Illustrations are coarse letterpress line work: Hebrew-lettered grids pairing tribes, gems and planets, numbered star tables, and an advertising plate with palm diagram, clock faces, hexagram and portrait vignette.
