'Twixt two worlds : a narrative of the life and work of William Eglinton (1886)
Farmer, John Stephen, 1845?-1915? · London : Psychological Press · leaf 61
ter, had white paper pasted over theupper part, and around the edge were arranged the letters of the alphabet, together with thewords Yes and No. (Fig. 4). In the centre a small round hole, about half an inch indiameter, was cut, and a pin about three inches long by one-eighth of an inch thick put… … Fig. 4.—Dr. Hutchinsons Dial. to any letter. In the centre of my seance table I had cut out a small circular piece (whichI leave in when not wanted), so that spirits might project their hands; the space immediatelybeneath the wood of the table made a sort of camera, which prevented the light…
Eglinton, William, b. 1857 · Spiritualism
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