Practical palmistry : a reliable treatise on the art of character reading and methods of recalling past and foretelling future events upon examination of the hand
A popular handbook on palmistry by Henry Frith, published in Philadelphia by Penn Publishing in 1904 for general readers learning to read hands. The 36 figures are outline line drawings of open palms, each traced with a few crossing lines and lettered or numbered keys, giving designers clean hand silhouettes, diagrammatic annotation marks and a sparse ink-on-cream look.
