1677 – Wand
- Physical description:
- Light wood wand - a slender length of branch with the bark stripped off, waxed, and with one end roughly inscribed with (burnt?) symbols.
- Museum classification:
- Modern Witchcraft
- Size:
- 555 x 15 x 17
- Information:
The symbols are two pentacles and, between them, a v-shape with a diamond, a v-shape with a line at the wide end, and a v-shape with a line at the pointed end.
These symbols also appear on the candle no. 1671.Part of a collection of objects that belonged to Peter Hill.
Peter's witch name was "Oak". He passed over to the Summerlands on 22nd May 2006.
Peter was an experienced witch and Freemason and a great friend and supporter of this museum.
His working tools are a very good example of those used by most modern witches. They include initiation cords, scrying mirror, athame, wand and altar decorations.
- Resource:
- Object
- Materials:
- Wood
- Copyright ownership:
- MWM
The symbols are two pentacles and, between them, a v-shape with a diamond, a v-shape with a line at the wide end, and a v-shape with a line at the pointed end.
These symbols also appear on the candle no. 1671.
Part of a collection of objects that belonged to Peter Hill.
Peter's witch name was "Oak". He passed over to the Summerlands on 22nd May 2006.
Peter was an experienced witch and Freemason and a great friend and supporter of this museum.
His working tools are a very good example of those used by most modern witches. They include initiation cords, scrying mirror, athame, wand and altar decorations.