Houdini, Harry - A green, oversized, canvas sack used

Antique Staley's Feeds 100lbs Canvas Sack/ Bag. Condition: Used

Bronze skeleton key owned and used by Harry Houdini Key is stamped with initials of Harry Houdini Provenance: On August 22, 1993 the late Richard Wresch's son, Dr. Robert R. Wresch sold his father's c

Harry Houdini's personal used handcuffs and a single key Provenance: From the direct estate of Ginette Quinn Included will be a letter of authenticity from Harry Houdini's personal caretaker

An antique handcuff key owned and used by Harry Houdini with documentation framed to museum standards

This section of rope was used by Harry Houdini in one of his most famous escape acts of the 1910s and 1920s, the first occasion of which took place in 1912 in the East River in New York City. Houdini

Houdini, Harry (Ehrich Weisz). Houdini Newspaper-Used Portrait Photograph. Seattle: La Pine Studio, ca. 1924. Portrait of Houdini with crossed arms gazing directly at camera. Retoucher’s ink surroun

A oversized green isolinear chip used in the production of the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode "One Little Ship". These oversized chips were used in the foreground of forced perspective shots were

Tom Holland (American b. 1936) "Fall River" oil and acrylic on canvas, 1966. Oversized canvas depicting a dark green mountainous landscape with fantasy figures in the background set against a turquois

Houdini, Harry (Ehrich Weisz). Houdini Exposes the Tricks Used by the Boston Medium “Margery”. Advance Copy. New York: Adams, 1924. Inscribed on the front cover in handwriting attributed to Bess H

Obverse: "She Was / Bred / In Old / Kentucky" (image of man pointing to horse with sack labelled "Green River"). Reverse: "Used For the Past 12 Years By The U.S. Marine Hospital Service / Highest Awar

HOUDINI, Harry (Ehrich Weisz). Houdini East Indian Needle Trick Packet. Being an unused packet of two-dozen T. Hessin & Co. Darner’s nickel plated needles, one of the brands used by Houdini for

Houdini, Harry. Four Water Torture Cell Hinges and Clasps Used by Houdini. Circa 1912. Sturdy brass hinges fit over matching clasps and allow for a lock to be hung to seal the famous water-filled cell

Houdini, Harry. Houdini Poster Fragment. Circa 1910. Text in black and red over a light green field reads “First Time Here/Houdini/The Genius of Escape,” surrounded by a decorative border. 14 x 7

Houdini, Harry. Bust Photo of Houdini, signed by Marie Hinson. Ca. 1920. Studio portrait of Houdini later used for the tipped in postcard of Houdini in Will Goldston’s Sensational Tales of Mystery M

Houdini, Harry. Houdini’s Paper Magic. New York: E.P. Dutton, 1929. Third printing. Green cloth lettered in orange, unclipped dust-jacket. Color frontispiece. Illustrations. 8vo. Jacket spotted with

HOUDINI, Harry (Erik Weisz, 1874 – 1926). Smiling Portrait of Harry Houdini. Circa 1921. Attractive matte finish sepia tone portrait of the escape artist, as used on the cover of later editions

20" tall. Good used condition.

Large Canvas bags used by soldiers to put all of their belongings in when they traveled. Both bags are in great condition.

This bag can be used as a ladies pocketbook or even a diaper bag. All canvas bag, bright floral exterior, solid fabric aqua interior. Exterior Velcro pocket that measures 9 x 7 in. And also have quick

Harry Houdini Castle Lock Display Board. Being a collection of twenty-six twelfth century European castle locks, two large keys, and a pair of cuffs that Houdini used in his escape acts, presented in

Harry Houdini Personally Owned Handcuff Key in Museum Quality Framed Display W/COA - This framed display contains a handcuff key that was owned and used by famed magician and escapologist Harry Houdin

A prop piece of the green screen used cloak of invisibility with COA

OVERSIZED GREEN WING TEAL DRAKE. Excellent original paint and condition. Hollow construction. One-of-a-kind carving, possibly used as a window display prop. Overall length approximately 42 inches. 300

Pair of leg irons and three locks in velvet lined case. Card inside of case reads: Houdini's Leg Irons These leg irons were owned and used by the world's greatest escape artist - Harry Houdini. Small