Rin, accounts of the production of apports by poltergeists are commonplace. There are so many it would be possible to fill a book with them as they are a key part of this well attested phenomena. If you consider them fraudulent then I just don't know what to say.
Example 1) A case known as The Black Monk of Pontefract from 1960's England.
A boy and his grandmother are in the lounge of the boy's home. A fine grey-white powder, like chalk dust, is falling all around, covering surfaces in a fine layer. They look up to the ceiling thinking that is the source. It is not. The top half of the room is perfectly clear of this powder. It starts to fall from below head height.
This is immediately followed by pools of water appearing on the kitchen floor with no visible cause. New pools appear as quickly as they can mop them up.
At a later stage in this case, the family had an egg come floating into the lounge from the kitchen. It was dropped on the floor. A second egg soon followed. The mother rushed to the refrigerator, got all the eggs out and put them in a wooden box. She then sat on the lid preventing the poltergeist from playing it's tricks.
An egg materialised mid air, before exploding. She looked inside the box. An egg was missing. She sat back down on the lid of the box. Another egg appeared, exploded, and when she looked in the box it was empty. The eggs were gone.
Example 2) The Case of Maria Jose Ferreria.
A pretty 11 year old girl living with the servants of the Jabuticabal family in Brazil. They were plagued by poltergeist phenomena. A neighbour, a Spiritist by religion called Joao Voloe offered to help this Catholic family. He decided the girl Maria was the focus.
A dozen eggs were placed in the egg rack in tide refrigerator. When the family's granddaughter went into the yard to feed the chickens, she found three eggs underneath one of them. But the bird was a cock. Looking in the refrigerator, three eggs had disappeared.
Maria moved in with Volpe. 312 stones, one weighing 3.7 kilos fell in the house.
Maria found that she only had to ask for something from the poltergeist/s and it would appear at get feet. A piece of candy; a flower; a brooch; any small object.
On another occasion the girl reached for a guava fruit from a tree but it was too high for her. She asked Mrs Volpe to reach for it. When she did, it simply vanished.
There were many more materialisations in this case which ends tragically with death of the girl, aged 13.
Example 3) The Cardiff Poltergeist aka Pete the Poltergeist.
This poltergeist resided in the corner of a workshop. If you tossed a stone to it, it would throw a different one back.
I shan't write this. I'll just provide a link.
http://www.british-paranormal.co.uk/the ... -services/
I have been unable to find the quite well known case of a poltergeist that aided in the repair of an old aircraft by materialising needed, and hard to acquire parts. It was on UK television years ago. I believe the host was Michael Aspell.
I have been unable to find the case of the poltergeist that materialised cannonballs. The recipient now has enough to fill a 'brass monkey', the name given to their holder.
There are simply so many cases of poltergeists producing apports that I won't try to list anymore.
Example 4) Alfred Russel Wallace, Charles Darwin's evolution co-theorist, investigates a medium.
The medium was Agnes Nichols, later Agnes Guppy. She could produce apports. When Walace asked for a sunflower, he got a six foot specimen with roots and earth still attached. One another occasion someone asked for flowers and received what looked like a shop full.
Her most incredible apport was herself. One one occasion she sat at her dining room table doing accounts and simply disappeared. Four miles away a small group of spiritualists holding a ace acne in a darkened room were surprised by an almighty crash and, striking a match, found Mrs Guppy lying on their table clutching an account book.
I will not offer you any accounts of H.P. Blavatsky producing apports as you may feel she is a fraud.
I will not offer accounts of apports connected to Uri Gellar as his powers are, to many, dubious.
Sai Baba's reputation is mud.
All three of the above can be looked up on the Internet.
I will not list the famous anecdote of Austin Osman Spare attempting a materialisation of roses and instead getting a shower of shit.
Time is running short and I've been writing for ages.
With regards to resurrecting the dead: there have been numerous cases of dead people reanimating their own bodies without need of magickians, but the technique of bringing one back to life is not so difficult at all so long as their corpse is not too damaged or rotted away.