Talks on graphology, the art of knowing character through handwriting
A graphology handbook by Helen Lamson Robinson and M. L. Robinson, published in Boston by Lee and Shepard in 1892, written as plain talks on reading character from handwriting. Its pictures are facsimile signatures of historical figures, reproduced in ink on cream paper, with the first showing a looping cursive line of names, the second a dense overlapping autograph, and the third a bold signature labelled Plate 45 that a designer could use for flourish and script studies.
