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Legends of Incense, Herb and Oil MagicLewis de Claremont

Black Magic, White Magic & the Theory of Magic

Legends of Incense, Herb and Oil Magic

by Lewis de Claremont

A pseudonymous booklet of formulas and uses for incense, oils and herbs, sold by curio dealers alongside the products it describes. It is an important document of how commercial 'luck' and 'money drawing' products were marketed to hoodoo customers in the interwar years.

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