From A Dweller on Two Planets by Phylos the Thibetan, 1920.

"The Witches of Warboyse" from A Compleat History of Magick, Sorcery, and Witchcraft, 1715.

"The mysterious cup" from Tales of Fairy Land by Johann Ludwig Tieck, 1879.

We're honored that Vegas headliner Jeff McBride called us "The rockstar of the occult."

He refers to our videos, here.

From Imaginotions: Truthless Tales by Tudor Jenks, 1894. 

"There at last he was free and forever from those halls hung with enigmas, tapestried with tears, before which the sphinx in fight gallops like a jackal."  The final line in The Ghost Girl by Edgar Saltus, 1922.

Eerily, this passage seems to describe our very own sanctum!

From The Judge, 1913.

From The Dwarfs' Tailor by Zoe Dana Underhill, 1896.

"I wonder if his crystal ball is a talisman, too?"  From Cut Adrift by Albany Fonblanque, 1869.

Pictured: In a magical shop at Universal Studios Orlando, we discovered a crystal ball that seems to project holograms of its gazers in all directions.  Here's the snap we captured of the effect as we consulted the mysterious sphere.

"The magician set them on fire, and when they were in a blaze, threw in some incense."  From The Arabian Nights Entertainments, 1899.

"Possessed of the devil?"  From Popular Mechanics, 1928.

"Oh, my prophetic soul!"  An illustration by J. H. Striebel for Wayside Tales, 1922.

INSTRUCTIONS: Click to reveal the odd fellow.

Revealed -- how we furniture shop.  From Kladderadatsch, 1924.

"Burning secret Hindu drugs for invoking magical powers," from The Great Book of Magical Art, Hindu Magic and East Indian Occultism by L. W. de Laurance, 1914.

"The incantation."  From The Wild Witch of the Heath, or the Demon of the Glen by Wizard, 1841.