Reading Character From Handwriting: A Hand-Book of Graphology for Experts, Students and Laymen

New York: Graphology Publishing Co., 1902. First Edition (presumed; no prior editions or printings cited). Octavo with red cloth boards and black printing; 189p, [1] pages, 1 unnumbered leaf of plates:140 illustrations, portrait; index; 23 cm A good copy; boards have some mild exterior wear and dampstaining; front hinge a tad loose but binding solid; pen annotations on a number of pages and small dampstain along bottom edge of book block. Hardcover.

Unique copy. A guide to the "science of graphology". "There are several reasons for the existence of this little book. First of all perhaps, the oft repeated request of many friends, who have enjoyed with me fascinating hours in the study of graphology, and who urged me to publish the results, which I had attained in a score of years of succesfully reading character from handwriting." --Preface