Laurant and His Show of Magic Supreme. The Man of Many

Approximately 18" tall and beautifully stenciled in traditional red, black and gold. Very, very rare, with rubber "two-way" hinges. Operates perfectly. Show both sides of the screen at any time, yet p

Limited edition of 500 copies each. This was published by Mike Caveney’s Magical Publications in 1991 & 1992 respectively. These are copies of the Howards Thurston illusion show workbooks that were

A lovely reproduction of a self-contained magic lantern show by Rudiger Deutsch. A lovely decorated piece that shows a drawing of a family watching a magic lantern show. When a slide is inserted into

Circa 1975. Reputedly built for Doug Henning. Small, blue trunk is tipped forward and opened to show the empty interior. After being closed, it is opened to reveal the magician or assistant. A large p

Large chrome plated metal clock, 10” in diameter is shown and covered with a foulard. Cloth may be lifted to show the clock in plain view. Next an empty black and gold picture frame is shown atop a

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

Circa 1950. Built and featured by long-time children’s show performer, J.B. Bobo (1910-1996). A rack containing four oversized spools of thread is shown. A color is chosen and a white silk handkerch

Large box with hinged doors front and back is opened to show a clear view through the empty interior. Box is closed and opened to reveal a rabbit or other production items. 1 of 25 made. Built and dec

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

English. Circa 1920. Nicely finished hardwood box, 11” x 6 ¾” x 8 ½”, is opened completely to show the empty interior. Reassembled, the lid is opened and a large production of items ensues. Ti

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 1950. Large, 15” x 6” chromed tube is hinged open to show the empty interior. When closed and latched, a large production of silks is made. Condition: Very good.

Graduated stack of metal alarm clocks appears from under a group of silks or other apparatus. Clocks may be separated to show them individually. Scarce. c. 1947. Condition: Very Good.

The classic and rarely seen production device which was a departure from the typical P & L line. Show both sides of this 8" high metal panel, fold it into a triangle, and produce silks, flowers, etc.

Circa 1960. Appears complete. Box and contents in very good condition.

Original Poster 21” x 28” Spook show interest. Condition: C-, crude chip repair along right edge, creases. Not examined out of frame.

3-ring binder containing mementos of Sybil Miller-Taylor, who was a featured assistant on the John Calvert illusion show, circa 1946. Includes photos (both studio and on-stage), press clippings, progr

Circa 1960. Panels of a wooden box are opened flat to show the empty interior and exterior. Reassembled, the lid is removed to produce a live dove or other items. Nicely stenciled in Abbott fashion. C

Poster. 40” x 60”. McGill’s advertised pseudonym for his spook and hypnotic shows was DR. ZOMB. Condition: Mounted to foam core, stain along top edge, usual folds. C. With Ormond Mcgill Séance

Circa 1958. “Manufactured by Mark Wilson Enterprises, Dallas, Texas.” Appears complete. Box and contents in excellent condition. Scarce.

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

By David Bamberg. David Meyer Publisher. First Edition 1988. Condition: Good.

Levy, Ed (Editor.) 1980. Magico. 128 pages of Himber instruction sheets, ads and memorabilia. Hardbound in maroon cloth. First (and only) edition. Condition: Very good.

Jack Gwynne: The Man, His Mind and His Royal Family of Magic. By Charvet, David. 1986. Printer’s overrun from the first edition of 300 copies. Condition: Very good. Scarce.