Angell Box, The

The Angell Box is a highly detailed real-life version of the box of occult papers and artifacts left behind by Professor George Gammell Angell in the story "The Call of Cthulhu." Our box contains the Wilcox bas relief, along with highly detailed replicas of key prop documents from the movie and other documents as described in (or implied by) Lovecraft's text. All the documents are carefully handmade by our prop slaves to appear as genuine as possible, with many being replicas of entirely real documents, all packaged in a hand-distressed, lockable metal box. The story comes to life in your very hands: it's Lovecraft's tale told in the form of props!

13.5 x 10.5 x 6 in. 10lbs. 200+ pages of text and images.

The law prohibits us from giving you a real dead uncle, but you will get a real distressed steel box containing

Wilcox's bas relief (a hydrocal cast of the real movie prop)

Wilcox's 26-page illustrated dream journal

Wilcox's visiting card

Professor Angell's 14-page handwritten account of his experiences with Wilcox, Webb and Legrasse, along with 22 pages of research notes on the Cthulhu Cult

Select pieces of dream-related correspondence, including telegrams, vintage postcards, and an accurate replica of a note from a prominent Viennese dream expert

Professor Angell's 23-page digest of dream data collected from numerous correspondents

Professor Angell's desk calendar page from March of 1925 on which he attempted to correlate many strange occurrences

Authentic covers and articles from real occult magazines of the 1920s with relevance to the Cthulhu Cult, including Occult Press Review and The Channel

61 highly detailed and authentic vintage newspaper clippings reporting strange events wordwide, some including Angell's handwritten notes

Legrasse's handwritten 12-page account of his experience with the swamp cult

Angell's copy of the program to the 1908 archeological convention where he met Legrasse, on which they sketched pictures of the statue he found in the swamp, and the idol Webb found

Johansen's merchant marine identity card

Johansen's handwritten 25-page diary account of his experience in R'lyeh, written in highly authentic Sutterlin script (and therefore challenging to read)

A large-format and highly detailed nautical chart showing the exact location of R'lyeh

A page from the Sydney Bulletin, authentically replicating the real publication, featuring Lovecraft's own newspaper article about the Emma, the Alert and the Cthulhu idol