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From the 1930s the Post Office harnessed Britain's leading artists and designers for its poster campaigns
prepared by maceration with dried lemon peel and clove in alcohol (25 %)
and were set into jewellery
bird or in this case monkey’s heads commonly featuring as the terminal
March 31st 1916 from France'
Count Louis Hamon 'Cheiro' Palmistry For All, Second Edition c.1916 sub-Curios From the 1930s the PostOrigin: English Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1916, Second Edition Length: 7 inches Width: 4. 5 inches Pages: 180+, Published by Wyman & Sons, London Condition: Some wear, binding firm in most places with occasional loose page. Some wear to edges and loose at base of spine. Slight tanning overall. Slightly bumped and creased corners. With upwards of sixty illustrations, this second edition hardcover is a rare copy,
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