Fortunes and Dreams

The classic A to Z dream dictionary, with thousands of entries covering objects, animals, people and situations. Miller gives a short reading for each symbol, and this is the reference most later dream books were built on.

Gustavus Hindman Miller

A nineteenth century dream book that pairs an alphabetical list of dreams with fortune telling by cards, dice and dominoes. Also covers palmistry, lucky and unlucky days and the language of flowers.

Felix Fontaine

A Victorian handbook of divination that reads dreams alongside moles, cards and physiognomy. Includes charms, spells and incantations, with illustrations throughout.

A. H. Noe