“Mouth puller”. In Medieval times these were placed at doorways and windows to scare off evil spirits (and discourage intruders). This one can be found at St. Louis School Dundalk, in Ireland.

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“Mouth puller”. In Medieval times these were placed at doorways and windows to scare off evil spirits (and discourage intruders). This one can be found at St. Louis School Dundalk, in Ireland.
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