mail_outline sales@mediastorehouse.com
Greek Vowel TalismanGREEK VOWEL TALISMAN the seven Greek vowels were thought by some to have a special power, and were inscribed on talismans
Scarab TalismanSCARAB TALISMAN To the ancient Egyptians the scarab was the emblem of re- creation, making this carved stone talisman a favourable symbol
ELF SHOTELF-SHOT These flint arrow-heads were supposed to be of fairy origin, and a valuable protection against the Evil Eye
Tau TalismanTAU TALISMAN The letter T in ancient Greek, Hebrew and Semitic alphabets was sacred, and was adopted by the Christians as Saint Antonys Cross
Tibetan Food StampTIBETAN FOOD STAMP This talisman was pressed onto soft foodstuffs, creating an image which protected the lamas from evil spirits
Egyptian Ankh TalismanEGYPTIAN ANKH TALISMAN (also known as the crux ansata ) - the ancient Egyptian emblem of life
New Guinea TalismanNEW GUINEA TALISMAN grotesquely carved wooden figure, intended to frighten away evil spirits by being even more hideous than them
Conch Shell TalismanCONCH SHELL TALISMAN favoured by Buddhists who believe it confers many benefits on the wearer
Tusk TalismanTUSK TALISMAN carved in basalt, worn by the Etruscans in honour of Isis, hoping for her protection
Tortoise TalismanTORTOISE TALISMAN valued in the Far East as a protection against hostile magic
Egyptian Heart TalismanHEART TALISMAN worn by ancient Egyptians to frustrate sorcerers who might try to steal their souls
H Dore / Ying and YangPa-koa symbol incorporating the Ying and Yang
Merlin ForsakenMerlin reveals the secrets of his magic to Vivien, who promptly deserts him
Witch DoctorA ZULU WITCH DOCTOR
Witchs VisionsA witch conjures up visions which terrify a client
Eleanor of GloucesterEleanor Cobham, Duchess of Gloucester, accused of practising magic to help her husband Humphrey to the throne, does public penance in the streets of London
Witch WeidlitzAn old witch working magic, using her distaff to cause a storm
Animal Magnetism SatireThe Magic Finger - an animal magnetiser portrayed as a donkey, with a lady patient
Witch Raising a StormDancing on the cliff-edge near her cauldron, a witch raises a storm which will, hopefully, drive a vessel onto the rocks
Bewitching a GroomA malevolent witch bewitches a groom in his stable, before doing magic on the horse
Witches Call up StormScandinavian witches call up a storm
Witches Sell WindsFinnish witches sell favorable winds to sailors
Nostradamus MirrorNOSTRADAMUS, commanded by French queen Catherine de Medicis to foresee the destiny of the French royal house, shows her successors to her in a magic mirror
Roman Lady & MagicianA Roman lady in Britain consults a native magician
Florida SorcererA tribal sorcerer in Florida seeks to learn the outcome of a projected military operation
Medicine Man InitiatedThe initiation ceremony of a new medicine man of the Chippewa people
Dee and KelleyDR JOHN DEE and his assistant EDWARD KELLEY (with whom he exchanged wives from time to time) working magic
Cooking ChildrenFor many of the best magic recipes, cooked children are an essential ingredient
Changing into AnimalsWhen it suits them, witches change into animals, the better to ravage and devour
Robbing GravesWitches rob graves and gallows for little bits of this and that which will come in handy for their magical rites
Starting a FireWitches start a fire, lacking any social conscience
Witches BewitchingWitches bewitch a victim while she sleeps
Paranormal / Magic / PopularPublius Maro Virgilius, the Roman poet, perceived as a sorcerer in popular medieval legend
Witch Working SpellsA witch working her spells
The Sorcerer Lancers, by Charles d AlbertCover for The Sorcerer Lancers, arranged from Arthur Sullivans music by Charles d Albert
Shaman of Lapland in a divinatory tranceA Shaman of Lapland lying on the ground with a magical drum on his back, in a divinatory trance, about to foretell the future
Shaman of Yakutia, SiberiaA Shaman of Yakutia, Siberia, calls on the tribal deities to heal a sick man
Mr Harding of London cursed by gipsy MarthaMr Harding of London is cursed by the gipsy Martha when he refuses to give her money