Sucker Alarm Clock Box – Owen Magic

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.

Thayer/Owen version of the Sucker Die Box using a square alarm clock. The clock vanishes from the wood box and reappears in a hat. Finely made. Circa 1940. Uncommon. Condition: Very Good.

This small double box is like the die box where a ball is placed in the box vanishes, yet it can be shown back in the box at any time. The ball may be heard as it slides from one side to the other as

Owen version of the Thayer original, this box with two doors in front and two on top. A pack of Winston red label cigarettes is placed inside and vanishes from the box after some sucker byplay, only t

A beautifully decorated gold wooden picture frame is seen to be empty. Instantly, a ringing alarm clock appears within the frame. Mounted on a Thayer Colonio table base. Circa 1930. Thayer quality. Co

From Thayer catalog #8 (1936): “The performer sets an alarm clock ringing and places it on a tray which is held by the assistant. Another assistant enters the opposite side of the stage with a tray

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

From the golden days of magic. Expertly constructed in typical Thayer style. Circa 1940. A real, full-size alarm clock visibly appears, ringing, within the previously empty frame. A true keepsake and

Circa 1965. Six alarm clocks are produced from a borrowed hat and hung on a diamond-shaped stand where they ring loudly. Condition: Very good. Ringer untested.

Abbott’s Latest Vanishing Alarm Clock1940. Large, thick “Big Ben” style alarm clock rests on a slim velvet-covered tray. Clock is covered with a cloth (not included) and lifted from the thin tra

Circa 1940. Clever, spring-loaded tray will cause a clock to vanish while apparently held under a cloth (not included.)

Circa 1930. Set of alarm clocks nests into a small space for production from a top hat or other apparatus. Holmes hallmark on face of each clock. Condition: Very Good.

Circa 1930. Following a silk production, the scarves are gathered together and a giant alarm clock is produced. Clock measures 31” x 19”. The sides compress prior to production. Truly a “big fin

An alarm clock setting on a metal tray is covered with a foulard, then lifted and carried forward. With a flick of the cloth the clock disappears. Older tray and cloth circa 1940 with newer replacemen

Six alarm clocks are produced via the performer’s favorite method and each is hung on a beautiful stand atop a nickeled table. The clocks are set to ringing and covered with a foulard. Lifting the c

Circa 1960. Atop a table, a golden wood stand containing six alarm clocks is covered with a black and white cloth. The stand and clocks are lifted from the table and carried forward. With a tossing mo

This is a large lot of Production clocks featuring Donald Holmes and Abbotts plus others. Included are sandwich clocks, stacking alarm clocks, manipulation pocket watches (Alexander Great), and very l

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.

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

A Sam Berland idea. A pack of Lucky Strike green packaged cigarettes is placed in a walnut box with 4 doors giving a clear view through the box. The popular sucker die box routine ensues with the audi

This is the gimmicked box for Richard Himber's Clock in the Box effect. The box can be used as a production box without the appearing clock. It is made of wood and hand stitched with leather. Uncommon

English. Circa 1940. A bright yellow, 2 ½” ball is shown and placed into a wood cabinet with four doors. After some sucker byplay of tipping the box from side to side (with the ball “accidentally

English. Circa 1920. Classic “tea caddy” style mahogany box for the perennial sucker vanishing die effect. Finely made. Condition: Very good.

A square tube, decorated with a clock gear design, together with an open-fronted clock frame, is freely shown. These open tubes are placed on a base and silks may be produced, followed by four alarm c