Billy Bing's Red Book of Relative Numbers

Relative numbers, follow ups that most frequently follow each other and lucky name number chart.
 
Billy Bing's Red Book Relative Numbers: "Follow-Ups"
by Billy Bing (pseudonym)
Orig. pub. circa 1930s; this is a 30th edition 1997 reprint.
24 pages, saddle-stitched booklet.
This is a convenient and easy-to-use printed table for Numbers fans who like to bet on "relative" or "associate" numbers, otherwise known as "follow-ups" or numbers that are more likely to follow a winning number the next day. Also included is a Lucky Name Numbers chart, Horoscope numbers, and Popular Numerology Vibrations.
With the exception of one dream book, all of the material credited to the pseudonymous Billy Bing (probably Ralph Anderson) deals with "systems" of lottery or lotto rundowns and work-outs. These are methods of number selection based on past number performance that do not rely on dreaming, remembering dreams, the use of symbolic divination of dreams, or the gift of dreaming lucky prior to placing lottery bets. What is more, the two betting systems -- dream interpretation and divination of numbers from dreams on the one hand and lottery rundowns and work-outs on the other -- are almost never mixed. "Systems" draw the lotto or lottery player into numerological and performance-based systems of number analysis and selection.