Delve into the fascinating world of graphology with Eric Singer's "THE GRAPHOLOGIST'S ALPHABET." This hardcover edition is an essential resource for those interested in handwriting analysis and its applications in leisurely pursuits. Explore the intricate connections between letters, words, and the human psyche through a detailed examination of the written word.
The book is written in English and presents insights that are accessible to both beginners and seasoned graphologists. With its comprehensive approach to the topic, it serves as an informative guide for anyone keen to decipher the nuances of handwriting and unlock the secrets it holds about an individual's character and tendencies.
FIRST EDITION HARDCOVER PUBLISHED BY DUCKWORTH, LONDON,1950
118 PAGES AND ILLUSTRATED WITH LOADS OF EXAMPLES.
COVERS THE INTRICACIES AND NUANCES OF HANDWRITING STYLES. A QUALITY VINTAGE TEXT AS SUCH
IN VERY GOOD GENERAL CONDITION.
RATHER SCARCE AND CERTAINLY COLLECTIBLE