Aleister
Crowley's trident wand, ceremonial bowl and oil lamp are among the most popular
with tourists.
Though he was more of a magician and writer than a witch, his
name draws visitors regularly.
"There
are Crowley scholars and fanatics everywhere," Slane says.
A small
trinket sits on a lower cabinet shelf. The otherwise unsuspecting artifact
reads "demon in a box." According to Buckland, he and a friend
trapped a demon in 1970.
"Ray
was always very serious about not opening it," Slane says. "He told
us, 'People are going to offer you money. Don't do it.' Two days later, someone
offered us $500."
-- Cleveland.com
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