Sybil Card Rise. European, ca. 1920. Selected cards

Jumbo Rising Cards. European, ca. 1950. Selected cards from a jumbo pack rise from a nickel-plated houlette. 17Ó. Similar mechanics to AbbottÕs ÒNu-PowerÓ Card Rise. Gimmick repaired at top, else

Card Dagger. European [?], ca. 1920. A chosen card appears at the tip of the dagger. 25” long. Nickel-plated finish with scattered light tarnishing.

Sybil Card Rise. London: Will Goldston Ltd., ca. 1940. Cards rise from the deck isolated in a metal and glass houlette held at the tips of the fingers. Includes gimmick and houlette.

Rising Cards Ð Plate and Houlette. McAllen, Tex.: Viking Mfg., ca. 1991. Selected cards rise from a wooden houlette resting on a handsome hardwood tray. Based on the Thayer design. From a limited edi

Rising Card Tray. Los Angeles, F.G. Thayer & Co., ca. 1935. Selected cards magically rise from the pack isolated in a goblet on a shallow wooden tray. Tray 9 ¾” diameter. Light wear, but overall ve

Card Rising Stand. American, ca. 1905. Handsome nickel plated stand with wooden platform and attached metal Houlette. Selected cards rise from the pack isolated in the Houlette. Base reminiscent of th

Rabbit Rising Cards. Alhambra: Owen Magic Supreme, ca. 1960s. Stencil-painted rabbit figure whose ears collapse in surprise as the selected card rises from the houlette. Marked on the reverse. 16&#822

Nu-Power Rising Cards. Colon: Abbott’s Mfg. Co., ca. 1965. Pneumatically-driven handsome chrome-plated houlette from which the selected card mysteriously rises. 9 ½” tall. Very good working condi

Paul Fox Rising Cards. Colorado Springs: Paul Fox, ca. 1945. Lucite houlette and gimmicks cause selected cards to mysteriously rise from the pack on the magician’s command. Hallmarked. With a supply

St. Paul: Standard Litho., ca. 1920. Handsome three-color window card bears a central profile bust portrait of Newmann his head surrounded by a question mark made of smoke, which rises from a brazier

Original Real Photo Post Cards featuring Pony Express Race For Championship of the World. Photo by W. S. Bowman, number 6-D. No date plain back. FREE DOMESTIC SHIPPING.

Baseballn.p., ca. 1920-1985Enormous ML Baseball Archive, 100+ Autographed Cards, ca. 1920-1985ArchiveMassive baseball card collection, 100+ pieces, signed by historic Major League Baseball players, ma

Crystal Card Rise. Circa 1915. Selected cards rise from the pack while it is isolated in a crystal houlette affixed to a handsome nickel-plated wand. Method identical to the P&L "Ultra" Card Rise. 10

Very clever version of the card rise chest. One or two selected cards rise from the beautifully crafted Mahogany chest...the lid of which opens and closes by itself. With National Magic Company instru

Fancy Brass Card Press. European, ca. 1910. Single-screw card press with fancy cast brass sides and base, a shield on either side incorporating the suits of a deck of cards. Base 5 ¼ x 4”.

Fancy Wooden Card Press. European, ca. 1900. Single-deck, single-screw card press, its sides ornamented with metal and wooden decorations, one side bearing a hand-painted figure of the King of Clubs u

[HAWAII]. The Hawaiian Souvenir Playing Cards. USPC, ca. 1920. 52 + J + title card + OB. Gilt edges. Oval halftones of Hawaii on each recto, including surfer Duke Kahanamoku, landmarks of Honolulu, an

Circa 1940. Clever apparatus consisting of an examinable wooden slat tray and houlette from which selected cards will rise. Condition: Very good.

[Hawaii] The Hawaiian Souvenir Playing Cards. USPC, ca. 1920. 52 + J + EC + OB. Gilt edges. Oval halftones of Hawaii on each card, including surfer Duke Kahanamoku. Near fine. Hochman S29.

Burtini. England. Circa 1950. Bakelite and metal houlette, held by the fingers of an upturned hand, cause previously selected cards to rise from a deck placed inside of the holder. May be examined. Co

Circa 1950. Mahogany box with clockwork mechanism causes selected cards to rise. Finely made. Condition: Very good.

Jumbo Albeniece Card Rise. Circa 1940. Cards selected from a giant pack rise mysteriously from the deck as it rests in a large wooden houlette suspended from ribbons. Houlette 6 ½” high. Gimmick bl

Monte Dealing Box. American [?], ca. 1920. Brass card dealing box with half-moon cutout and thumb hole for dealing the game of monte. Very good.

Victorian Card Press. European, ca. 1900. Two-screw hardwood press decorated brass studs and ornaments on the upper platen. Base 9 ¼ x 4”.