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GHOST DETECTION KIT

Ghost detection equipment designed and built by John Cutten : wind vane - Solenoid - Cameras - Thermostat - Tape recorder - Photo-electric cell - microphone

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10099245
Media ID
46642021
Size
4913px x 3467px (2.3MB)
Credit
Mary Evans Picture Library/JOHN CUTTEN
Source
Photograph by John Cutten
Date
1950s ?

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Cameras Detection Psychical Recorder Solenoid Tape Thermostat Vane


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