Romany Luck Book
A Vintage Guide to Fortune Telling Using Zodiac Signs, Tea Leaves, Cards, Numbers,
Palm Reading, Charms, Dreams, and Other Divination Tools
by Woman's Weekly, edited by Bramcost Publications


Book Details


Originally published in the late 1930s, the Romany Luck book details 17 ways to read your fortune with illustrations and text instruction:

From the late 1800s through the 1930s, socializing parties were very popular and many charms and fortunes dealing with romance, predicting a mate, and telling ones future were incorporated into parties. Some charms and fortune telling were taken seriously, others were just part of a good dinner party. Some were a bit odd, such as going out at midnight and pulling kale by the roots to foretell your future, others were more familiar such as cake charms, spinner fortune games, fortune punchboards, and fortune predicting like those in this book.

Please see images for a sampling of fortune telling information included in this book. Be sure to check our other listings for more vintage books.

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