A Brief Dictionary of American Superstitions

$30.00

by Vergilius Ferm

A fantastic, quirky, vintage find!

Superstitions have been attached to almost everything at some time in history. Here are the many peculiarly indigenous to America—some familiar to moderns, others traditional to certain areas of folklore, all exceedingly curious. Superstitions about the weather, cures for illnesses, taboos of theater, safe procedures in marriage, lucky days, charms, foods, festivals, and hundreds of others, are carefully alphabetized and cross-indexed to make easily accessible a vast body of fascinating information. The kind of volume to satisfy a specific curiosity or tempt the reader to endless hours of leisurely browsing.

GENRE Folklore, Mythology, American Superstitions, Dictionary

COVER Hardcover with dust jacket

CONDITION Good vintage conditions

LENGTH 110 pages

PUBLISHED 1965

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by Vergilius Ferm

A fantastic, quirky, vintage find!

Superstitions have been attached to almost everything at some time in history. Here are the many peculiarly indigenous to America—some familiar to moderns, others traditional to certain areas of folklore, all exceedingly curious. Superstitions about the weather, cures for illnesses, taboos of theater, safe procedures in marriage, lucky days, charms, foods, festivals, and hundreds of others, are carefully alphabetized and cross-indexed to make easily accessible a vast body of fascinating information. The kind of volume to satisfy a specific curiosity or tempt the reader to endless hours of leisurely browsing.

GENRE Folklore, Mythology, American Superstitions, Dictionary

COVER Hardcover with dust jacket

CONDITION Good vintage conditions

LENGTH 110 pages

PUBLISHED 1965

by Vergilius Ferm

A fantastic, quirky, vintage find!

Superstitions have been attached to almost everything at some time in history. Here are the many peculiarly indigenous to America—some familiar to moderns, others traditional to certain areas of folklore, all exceedingly curious. Superstitions about the weather, cures for illnesses, taboos of theater, safe procedures in marriage, lucky days, charms, foods, festivals, and hundreds of others, are carefully alphabetized and cross-indexed to make easily accessible a vast body of fascinating information. The kind of volume to satisfy a specific curiosity or tempt the reader to endless hours of leisurely browsing.

GENRE Folklore, Mythology, American Superstitions, Dictionary

COVER Hardcover with dust jacket

CONDITION Good vintage conditions

LENGTH 110 pages

PUBLISHED 1965