La Chiromancie d'Edmond from 1868 faithfully translated for the first time ever into English, in color and modeled after the look of the original book.

Jules Charles Ernest Billaudot (born in Poilly-sur-Serein on August 17,1829, died in La Chapelle-Vieille-Forêt on May 20,1881), also known as Edmond or Mage Edmond ("Mage" is believed to have been added to his name posthumously by Marcel Belline), was a famous French clairvoyant who is said to have been the clairvoyant for certain prominent 19th century personalities including Alexandre Dumas, Napoleon III, Empress Eugénie, Eugène Sue and Victor Hugo and he is rumored to have been a student of Mademoiselle Lenormand.

Edmond is also reputed to have designed the Belline Oracle and the Grand Tarot Belline.

This book contains 222 diagrams depicting various signs and symbols that are often encountered in the palm and what they are said to indicate for the prediction of one's future. These diagrams are taken directly from Edmond's personal illustrations of actual palms that he read and documented.

In lieu of lengthy instructive text, this book allows the reader to jump right in to start reading palms right away with the use of the diagrams as a reference guide. This book can prove to be an excellent resource for anyone interested in palmistry from beginners to experts and can be a great addition to the collections of those interested in the works of key figures who have contributed to tarot history.