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A practical treatise in support of the assertion that the hand-writing of a person is an infallible guide to his character
London, William Rider, 1919.

Third edition, revised & enlarged. 8vo. Original cloth. Printed dust-jacket.

A scarce graphological work, particularly in the original dust-jacket and in such condition. The eldest daughter of an eminent London newspaper man, Rosa Baughan was a prolific writer on spiritualist subjects, including graphology, divination and the influence of the stars.

£250



London, William Rider, 1922.

'New Edition'. 8vo. Original blue cloth stamped in lighter blue. Dust-jacket.

Rare jacketed edition of Stoker's gripping tale of secrets and supernatural forces set against the treacherous backdrop of a coastal town, where a writer becomes entangled in a mysterious love affair and unearths a haunting truth.

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London, William Rider, 1922.

First edition. 8vo. Original cloth-backed boards. Printed dust-jacket.

A pleasingly good, jacketed example of this work on handwriting and what it can tell us about someone's character.