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Erich Schütz (1886-1937), ‘Hexenritt’, from Die Muskete, Feb. 11, 1926 Source

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“Sinking his claws into the wool and cawing delightedly.”  In Berkshire fields. 1920. Walter King Stone, illus. 

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Rowena Morrill, Isabel II

also known as the cover image to Wind of the Black Mountains’ “Sing Thou Unholy Servants”

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Illustrations of a mandrake man and woman, from the collection of the Museum of Witchcraft and Magic.

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A Werewolf from a German Woodcut, ca. 1722

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Exercise medieval style. #middleages #medieval #paint #art #fantastic #animals #creatures #oldframe #medievalart

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Nithing Poles

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Miniature haunted house I made from a pizza box. Messier111@instagram

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A Blackbuck skull, used as a charm/tool for protection in the 19th century. From a privately owned UK west country collection.

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A vampire lady by John Bolton

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A mahogany gilt wishing or witch mirror depicting Mephistopheles, carved in the 19th century by William Shannon

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Sheep’s skull, Boscastle Museum of Witchcraft and Magic. 

This item was recovered from a rock shrine on Bodmin moor, which was maintained by three witches from the Camelford area. The shrine was dismantled in 1976 after the last of the trio passed away. 

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Melusine by Ludwig von Schwanthaler, 1845

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A hexafoil found in Richmond, Tasmania, brought along with European settlers. This symbol is referred to as a "witch's mark", one of quite a few different symbols found on old furniture and building in the UK. This particular symbol is to avert evil and bad luck.

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From the book~ Mask of Misrule: The Horned God & his Cult in Europe, by Nigel Jackson