Die Box - Babcock

Mel Babcock. Circa 1990. 3” die vanishes from natural-finished wood box and appears in a hat. Finely constructed in Babcock style. Hallmarked. Condition: Excellent

A modern classic from the fine craftsman and woodworker. The large, yellow "pineapple block" is dropped into a handsome chest. The usual die box by-play ensues, and when both front doors are opened, t

Yet another modern classic from this fine craftsman and woodworker. Dice appear, vanish, and change colors in a wide variety of presentations. Complete as originally issued. Beautiful hardwood box wit

Rainbow Die Box. Cashmere: Magic House of Babcock, ca. 1995. A yellow and red die transpose locations in a small box, then change to blue and green dies. Includes two shells and two solid dice; box co

West Die Box. Cashmere: Magic House of Babcock, ca. 2000. A version of the classic "sucker trick" with a three-sided wooden shell. Hardwood box, painted interior. 3" die. One of approximately 10 units

Block Production Box. Cashmere, Wash.: Babcock, 2000s. Wooden cube (4 ¾") produces a block, die, or other object. With instructions. Very good.

The Flying Die. Cashmere: Babcock, 2000s. Die travels from a wooden box to the magician's hat, momentarily appears in a second open-topped box, before a ball appears in the first box. Cube 3 ¼", open

Ellen Lanyon (American, 1926-2013) Die Box. Acrylic on canvas. Partial signature on partial artist's label en verso. Unframed 43" x 51.25"

Die Box Effect. New Haven, Petrie & Lewis (P&L), ca. 1939. Unusual transposition effect in which a die magically passes from a small box to a larger, longer box. All components made of sturdy paper-co

Eli's Die Box. Los Angeles: F.G. Thayer, ca. 1920. Handsome turned hardwood box allows the magician to control the roll of three fair dice, no matter how vigorously the box is shaken. 2 ½" diameter.

Radar Die Box. Holland, Eddy Taytelbaum, ca. 1970. Miniature wooden die is concealed in a small round box with tight-fitting lid. Magician instantly knows which number is uppermost on die. Box with re

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

During the classic Die Box routine, the two halves of this box may be separated and held at a distance, yet the die will travel invisibly between the boxes. Beautifully made. Condition: Excellent.

This Billiard Ball Die Box works differently than the traditional Billiard Ball Die Boxes that have been on the market. Beautifully made and hallmarked JMOK. Condition: Very Good.

Die Box. New Haven: Petrie and Lewis (P&L), ca. 1939. Wooden box from which a die vanishes, only to reappear elsewhere. With shell, double door, and solid die. 7 ½ x 4 x 4". Shell and box scuffed. Go

Circa 1940. 3 ¼ “ black die vanishes from cherry-colored box. At one point in the routine, the front doors of the box are opened and the die is seen to visibly slide from one compartment to the oth

Sucker Die Box. Chicago: Joe Berg, ca. 1940. Classic sucker trick. Walnut box, shell, die, and double-door feature. 3" die. With original carrying case. Instructions included. Spots on die likely repl

Jewel Die Box. Holland: Eddy Taytelbaum, 1970s. Two dice and a box are mixed by a spectator and one is placed into a box. The magician predicts the uppermost number and color of the die in the box. Pl

Die Box. British, ca. 1920. Heavy and handsome mahogany box with brass hardware and four doors. A block painted with Asian characters vanishes from inside, reappearing elsewhere. Fine cabinetry. Five-

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

Die Box. English, ca. 1930. Antique mahogany box (8 x 5 x 4 ”) from which a black die vanishes and reappears elsewhere in the room. Accumulation of dust and dirt, but operationally sound.

Clever adaption of this classic prop made in the style of a Bland Tea Caddy. Case has doors front and back. Shell is hinged to allow complete view through case upon die "vanishing" Nice "clunker" in b

Arturo's version of the break-apart die box. Large, 4" die. From the golden days of Abbott. Condition: Excellent.

Die Box effect using a small box and a 50 cent piece. Cleverly made. Condition: Very Good.