The Book of Luck by: Anonymous

The Book of Luck (author unknown) is an early 20th-century guide to superstitions, fortune-telling, and mystical practices. Covering palmistry, astrology, handwriting analysis, tarot, and talismans, it reflects the era’s fascination with luck, destiny, and unseen forces shaping human life.

Richly illustrated with charts and diagrams, it serves as a practical manual for interpreting signs, symbols, and omens believed to influence fortune. Rooted in the Victorian and Edwardian obsession with the occult, the book stands as both a historical curiosity and a glimpse into early 20th-century esoteric traditions.

For those interested in mysticism, divination, or historical perspectives on luck, The Book of Luck offers a captivating look at bygone beliefs about fate and fortune.

See the illustrations, diagrams, or read it here: archive.org/details/everybodysbookof00raci