Drop-Model Production Cabinet – Owen Magic, Carl Owen

A colorful box atop a base is rotated showing all sides. The sides are hinged to open down, showing the empty interior. The four hanging panels are raised and fastened, again forming a box without a t

Made by Carl Owen at Owen Magic Supreme ca. 1950’s, This cabinet can be held in one hand while the other does the manipulation. The cabinet has doors in front, rear, and top which may all be opened

Early “See Through” model. Allows drawer to be opened and end of box opened for a clear view through the cabinet. Drawer is closed and a large production of silks or livestock occurs. Thayer crack

Small decorated wooden box is held in one hand while the other hand opens the doors and shows the box empty throughout. A large production of silks is then made. Rare and unusual paint schematic. Cond

Three highly-decorated flat panels are formed into a triangle cabinet, then a large production of items is made from within. Circa 1940’s. With panel stand and triangular base. Condition: Very Good.

A wonderfully decorated cabinet is shown empty by the magician. With a magic pass, the cabinet suddenly fills to capacity with production items. Colorfully painted, ca. 1945.

Cabinet of Foo - Walter Sheppard. Round-paneled cabinet opened on all sides to reveal an inner cabinet that is also shown empty. When closed, a large production of silks and livestock is made. Decorat

Large, open-front cabinet with colorful floral design is opened flat to show all sides. Next a tube is shown empty. When nested, a large production of silks and livestock is made. Circa 1955. Conditio

Carl Williams. 2000. A beautifully decorated box is shown empty by opening both front and back doors. When closed, a production of silks is made, followed by a brandy snifter filled with liquid. Box s

A Carl Williams reproduction of the Okito effect. Wooden rings magically penetrate a solid wand when placed inside the beautiful lacquered cabinet. Made in the style of Okito with lovely decals. Condi

Carl Williams c. 1995. Magician thrusts his arm through an open-ended box to show it empty, then places the box on a low stand and covers it with a lid. When the lid is removed, a large production of

Circa 1930. Mechanical base and bag that holds a stack of water filled bowls safely, yet can be instantly released for the appearance on stage. Designed by William “Doc” Nixon and described in the

A hinged wooden tube is opened to show its empty interior. When closed and latched, a large quantity of silks appear from inside of the tube, which may again be shown empty at any time. Made by Carl O

Custom made circa 1965 for magician, Roland Hill (Roland Khan.) A dark wooden box on a low stand is shown. All four sides are folded down to exhibit the empty interior. The box is reassembled and when

Azusa. 1977. Owen Magic Supreme. First Edition. The story of Carl Owen. 303 pages. #943 of 1000 copies. Bound in red fabric with ¼ leather. Autographed by Les Smith. Fine condition.

Carl Owen made version circa 1950. Spectator kneels with their head and wrists locked in a large stock. Three sabers are plunged through the neck and wrists and when removed, the spectator is unharmed

A blue disc moves mysteriously up and down a stack of yellow checkers when covered by a chrome plated tube. Originally designed by Carl Owen from an effect in “das Wunderbuch. Condition: Very Good,

This Mignon Illusion modeled after Okito’s invention was beautifully made by Carl Owen ca 1940 for Chester Morris (John Chester Brooks Morris) (1901-1970). Morris was a famous stage, radio, televisi

Crafted by Carl Owen. Lovely, Asian-themed box with bright yellow die for the popular sucker routine. Condition: Excellent.

Created by C. Alexander (“The Man Who Knows”) and Carl Owen. The medium hands out small cards on which the séance sitters write their questions to be answered from the “Great Beyond.” The car

Sucker Alarm Clock Box – Owen Magic c. 1955. Owen version of the Sucker Die Box using a square alarm clock. Finely crafted by Carl Owen. Uncommon. Condition: Excellent.

Silk Cabby. Asuza: Owen Magic Supreme, ca. 1996. Hardwood cabinet changes, vanishes, or produces silk handkerchiefs placed inside. Handsome walnut construction. Hallmarked twice. 8 x 4 x 5". One tiny

Circa 2000. Beautifully crafted recreation of the Willmann Fire Bowl Production. A mechanical masterpiece. Flaming bowl visibly appears on a thin-topped table. Condition: Excellent.

From the act of the famed female magician, this box was built by her husband, Swiss juggler, Charles Carrer. Heavy-duty box trimmed in ribbed metal with a paper-covered front door is shown empty (and