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Here is an old William Fuld Mystifying Oracle game, the later editions looked the same but had Ouija written across box. Has wooden board and planchette that has felt feet. I found this in the old farmhouse we are cleaning out.
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Such a curiosity!
Thanks for the loves mustangtony, pawis, and officialfuel.
I never played this type game, I saw the movie "Witchboard" and stay away from these ouija's.
love it - the box cover is great!
Never thought of it as a way to get two potential sweethearts to sit nice and close with fingers almost touching. It's like spin the bottle, but with the dead.
Thanks for the love Hunter, I wish the box was in better condition but still fairly htf set.
Thanks for the love miike. I never tried a ouija, but would definitely give it a shot in that scenario : )