Lovely Lucy was her name. A tiny little faux porcelain doll for a little girl.

 

She was one of the lucky ones. She was in the arms of one Maggie O'Hara the night the Titanic sank.

 

Maggie was five years old, her Mother, little Brother Henry and she made it onto one of the first lifeboats the night the great ship sank.

 

Sadly, this is all that remains of Lovely Lucy. Found in an attic back in the 40's.

 

Apparently that night in the Atlantic was rather traumatic for Lovely Lucy as well. She, or rather whats left of her, has the ability to tap out messages from the great beyond when placed on the Spiritus Magnus.

That is strange isn't it?

This is the last known photograph of little Lucy's ummm...arm. It's actually about the size of this photo.

Included are routines by the mysterious Prof. B.C. author of the wonderful So Dark Luna manual.

Routines for using Lovely Lucy both ON AND OFF the SM board.
Lucy in conjunction with some of the included props such as the bell and planchette.
A FULL killer routine to use with the Carney Tarot as well as suggestions for incorporating her into LUNA, LILLIAN, and Witches' Almanac!

Lucy is designed primarily as an accessory for the Spiritus Magnus, Dark Board and Hobbs Box. There is a handling for he available without the use of the above mentioned props.

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Museum Curators notes

 

Lovely Lucy - Sold through Outlaw in 2010.

 

Approximately 50 were made.