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The Crooked Medium’s Guide to Terror A striking book cover with the title and author name dominating. described below The book cover is surrounded by elements clockwise from top: Victorian spooky, rival medium, disgraced nobles, Gilbert & Sullivan, snarky dock-lass, TRUST NO-ONE, prophecy of vengeance. brutal railway murder. grumpy older sapphics The lettering and detail are pale against a dark and sinister background. The Title is in large Victorian lettering emphasising the word Terror by size of font and red added to letters – not dripping blood! - and framed by gold. Three roundels show icons related to the book; left, a half folded cutthroat razor streaked with red, top right, pearl jewellery with three pearls and a pearl effect locket; bottom right a burning railwayman’s lamp. The effect is striking and Victorian.
Geometric Pattern: Canterbury: Julio / #RedWolf
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It shows a photograph of a modern May Day procession featuring Jack-in-the-Green.
It shows a May Day procession featuring dancing chimney sweeps and Jack-in-the-Green.
It shows a photograph of other May Day performers, including a man wearing a deer skull and other people dressed as various animals.
It shows a painting Jack-in-the-Green walking during a May Day parade.
It shows a photograph of a person dressed as Jack-in-the-Green. The costume is made of leaves and a bearded mask.
A wooden vernacular farmhouse from the Victorian era
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Geometric Pattern: Canterbury: Oxide / #RedWolf
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It shows an image of a doctor and family members surrounding the bed of a sick woman.
It shows an illustration a dog wanting to go for a walk, while it's human (a young woman) is bed bound.
It shows an illustration of a woman undergoing surgery, before a live audience.
It shows a painting of a woman being prepared for a mastectomy, before a crowded surgical theatre.
A Queen Anne Victorian house just out of sight from passers by on Mound Road. Also my finger's in the picture :)