Name/Title
PsychographDescription
In 1905, Henry C. Lavery of Superior Wisconsin invented his very complex Psychograph to evaluate personality by determining an individual’s head measurements. The Psychograph contained 1,954 parts and the cost to lease was $2,000 with an additional $35 a month. In only five minutes, the operator was able to describe a patient’s aptitudes and personality by print-out in thirty-two different categories that included constructiveness, secretiveness, caution, friendship, dignity, combativeness, and wit.Dimensions
Height
36 inWidth
20 inDepth
31 inCondition
Overall Condition
Very GoodDate Examined
Jul 29, 2026Create Date
July 29, 2026Update Date
August 26, 2026
