Houdini, Harry. The Right Way to do Wrong. 1906

Houdini, Harry. The Right Way to Do Wrong. Boston: Author, 1906. Red pictorial wrappers. Portrait frontispiece. Illustrated. 8vo. Spine reinforced at foot, minor chipping and other external wear, else

Houdini, Harry. The Right Way to Do Wrong. New York, 1906. Publisher's original pictorial wraps. Illustrated. 8vo. Minor spotting and soiling to wraps, spine weathered but holding. Good.

Houdini, Harry (Ehrich Weisz). The Right Way to Do Wrong. Boston, 1906. Pictorial wrappers. Portrait frontis. Illustrated. 8vo. Bookplate of T. Francis Fritz (Frank Ducrot), as editor of Mahatma, to f

Houdini, Harry (Ehrich Weiss). The Right Way to Do Wrong. Boston, 1906. Publisher's original pictorial wraps. Illustrated. 8vo. Soiling on covers with some folds, spine reinforced, internally very goo

HOUDINI, Harry (1874-1926). The Right Way to Do Wrong. New York, 1906. Publisher’s original pictorial wraps. Illustrated. 8vo. Minor spotting and soiling to wraps, spine weathered but holding. G

Houdini, Harry (Ehrich Weiss). Three Volumes by Houdini. Including The Right Way to Do Wrong (Boston, 1906; front cover detached, spine ends chipped); Miracle Mongers and Their Methods (New York, 1920

THE RIGHT WAY TO DO WRONG (HOUDINI), HOUDINI'S FABULOUS MAGIC, THE GREAT ILLUSIONS REVEALED AND EXPLAINED, SCARNE'S MAGIC TRICKS, STORY OF MAGIC, THE GREAT ILLUSIONISTS.

[HOUDINI, Harry] (Ehrich Weisz). The Conjurers' Monthly Magazine. New York: Harry Houdini, 1906-1908. V1 N1 (Sept. 1906) – V2 N12 (Aug. 1908). Complete File. Two volumes, bound in red buckram. E

5 original Harry Houdini articles from 1906 Attached to a wood display Measures: 13 x 16 inches Includes a sheet of Houdini letterhead paper

Houdini, Harry. Typed Letter to Superintendent of Police, Pittsburg, Regarding Harry Houdini. Pittsburgh, September 24, 1906. On one 4to page of Harry Davis’ Enterprises letterhead, the sole owner a

Houdini, Harry. Die-Cut Paper Advertising Lock. For a performance at Keith’s Theatre. [Washington, D.C.]: World Printing Co., ca. 1906. Lock-shaped die-cut advertising novelty for a three-week engag

Houdini, Harry (Ehrich Weisz). Typed note from Houdini to Walter Floyd, signed. Dated May 2nd, 1924, Houdini writes to Floyd on his letterhead regarding the way Floyds posters are attached to billboar

Houdini, Harry. Conjurers’ Monthly Magazine [Bess Houdini’s File]. New York. Monthly. First volume being V1 N1 (Sept. 1906) – V1 N12 (Aug. 1907); second volume being V2 N2 (Oct. 1907) – V2 N12

Houdini, Harry. The Adventurous Life of a Versatile Artist. [New York], ca. 1906. Original yellow pictorial wrappers. Many illustrations. 8vo. 63pp., 1 (blank). Backstrip reinforced with clear tape, s

(Top left to bottom right) 8 x 10 B & W Photograph of Houdini Airplane, Photo is in good condition with 2 small pin holes at top/ 7 x 10" reprint of a professional photograph of Harry and Bess Houdini

[Houdini, Harry] Attorney’s Letter to Houdini Regarding Possible Libel. On letterhead of J.B. Roberts & Co., Solicitors, the TLS refers directly to an article in the November 1906 issue of The Magic

Houdini, Harry (Ehrich Weiss). Group of Houdini-Related Books and Magazines. Including a file of 12 issues of Houdini’s Conjurers’ Monthly Magazine (1906—08); Houdini Unmasked: Code Message Rece

Houdini, Harry. Portrait of Harry Houdini, Inscribed and Signed. Circa 1922. Classic sepia-toned bust portrait of Houdini, boldly inscribed and signed in the upper right. 7 x 5”. Near fine.

Houdini, Harry (Ehrich Weisz). Houdini Trunk Escape Challenge Handbill. Lowell, Mass., (1906). Letterpress challenge made by the foreman and box maker of Otis Allen & Son for Houdini to escape from a

Houdini, Harry (Ehrich Weiss). Houdini "Master Mystifier" Laudatory Postcard. Chicago, 1910s. A postcard promoting Houdini's engagement at the Princess Theatre by way of a pre-written letter from the

Harry Houdini Signed "The Conjurers' Magazine" - Volumes 1 and 2 Book. Step right up and prepare to be spellbound as we present an artifact of immense historical and cultural significance - a signed s

Embossed on lower right corner The New York Times Photo CollectionHarry Houdini shows how to escape handcuffs, 1918.Comes with Photo Archives Certification and Purchase Info.First line of Letter head

Scheuch, Harry William (American, Western Pa. 1906-1978), Title: Abstracted Figures, Date: 1954, Medium: oil on masonite panel, Dimensions: 32 x 30 inches, Signature: Signed and dated lower right, Fra

Harry Maas, Netherlands (1906-1982) Oil on canvas of 2 girls by a lake, signed and dated lower right, 1962. Measures 34.5"H x 44.5"W framed; 28.5"H x 38.5"W unframed. Condition is good with no apparen