Planchettes
| Planchettes come in all different styles. Obviously, most have a viewing window to show the letter or number selected. The first planchette windows had brass needles hanging from their centers. Todays planchette windows are simply all plastic. Other planchettes that lack a window entirely, must simply point at the correct character on the board. My oldest planchette is the one in the top row with the old Ouija Trade Mark stencil on it. It's probably from around 1910. Most planchettes also have pegs that they sit on. Some exceptions are the three on the left side of the bottom row. These lack pegs and just have felt pads on the bottom to glide on. |
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