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By Fred Gettings. A book to start the
beginner with a basic framework for either a more prolonged study of
Palmistry or sufficient background to entertain yourself or others. Be
surprised by this book. PALMISTRY is a fascinating subject. It is one
of the oldest of the ancient 'occult' sciences, and is even mentioned
in the earliest known Indian writings; yet in spite of this, it is a
study very relevant to modern life. In palmistry many subjects meet -
medicine, psychology, morphology, astrology, endocrinology and many
more - yet it remains essentially a simple study. Paperback, (1977),
156 pgs.
By
Henry Frith. Just one reading of the book should enable you to read
your own palm. With the secrets to Palmistry revealed, you can be
reading and analyzing palms quickly, easily, and have loads of fun
impressing others with your occult ability. 
By
Elizabeth D. Squire. A simply written and clearly and amply
illustrated how-to book for beginners. Why should you want to read
hands? Probably you have picked this book because you are curious
about the kinds of things that are likely to happen to you-"what is my
future?" Perhaps you are interested in self-knowledge or in human
nature or in patterns and symbols that appear in nature and art and
were given special meanings by ancient religions and superstitions.
Hand-patterns are meaningful and well worth your study. Paperback,
(1978), 236 pgs.
... the absolute key to the occult sciences.
By Papus. 
By
Mouni Sadhu. A contemporary treatise on the quintessence of hermetic
occultism for the intellectual person perceiving new horizons of
thought, activity, psychology, cosmogony and practicality. Highly
interesting and readable text for the serious student of the tarot.
Everything you want to know about the tarot is revealed in this thick
book.
Learn how to interpret suits, signs and
combinations, and card variations. Approach this as a pastime seasoned
with mystery, a study of weird coincidences, or a test of skill
quickened by intuition. By P. R. S. Foli. Can you predict the future
and can you tell the past with cards? Here's a book that will intrigue
all. This book relates playing cards absorbing history which includes
tracing our present deck of cards to its varied possible origins. You
are instructed in the interpretation of suits, signs and combinations,
and, in addition, established variations. Paperback, (1977), 142 pgs.
Provides
a detailed treatment on Magic and the magical arts for those who are
desirous of taking the first step along the road to magical
achievement. This book is really a continuation, though in greater
detail, of Butler's former book Magic: its Ritual, Power and Purpose.
So many questions were asked by readers of that little work, that it
was thought that a more detailed treatment of the subject would help
to meet the evident need for information on this subject. Topics
include the magical keys, training, rites and rituals. By W. E.
Butler. Paperback, (1979), 178 pgs.