Houdini, Harry. Three Volumes by Houdini.

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

Houdini, Harry. Three Houdini Bust Portraits. New York, Apeda studio, [n.d.]. Later printings of three well-known and striking photographs of Houdini. Printed from the original glass negatives. 8 x 10

Houdini, Harry (Ehrich Weisz). Two Volumes on Magic by Houdini. Including The Unmasking of Robert-Houdin [1909; second edition], shaken, hinges reinforced with cloth tape, scattered foxing; and Elliot

HOUDINI, Harry (Ehrich Weisz). Houdini Spiritualism Exposé Press Photo. New York: Keystone View Co. Inc., 1925. Three-quarter length image of Houdini demonstrating methods of apparently materiali

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

Houdini, Harry (Ehrich Weiss). Houdini Final Tour Letterhead. Circa 1925. Unused legal-size letterhead advertising Houdini’s final 1925-26 tour of “Three Shows in One,” including magic, illusion

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. 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). 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

Houdini postcard Chicago 1926 promoting Houdini's engagement at the Princess Theatre in Chicago. This engagement consisted of three shows in one-magic, illusions, escapes and fraudulent mediums expose

[Houdini, Harry (Ehrich Weisz)] Conjurers’ Monthly Magazine. Signed by Houdini. [New York], 1907. Cloth-backed boards. Second volume (of two) only. Flyleaf, detached, boldly inscribed and signed, ��

Pair of leg irons and three locks in velvet lined case. Card inside of case reads: Houdini's Leg Irons These leg irons were owned and used by the world's greatest escape artist - Harry Houdini. Small

Conjurers Monthly Magazine. Harry Houdini. Partial file of 22 original loose issues, including a complete first volume (including index), but lacking two issues from the second volume for completeness

Conjurers’ Monthly Magazine. Harry Houdini. Complete file in facsimile, from the limited reprint edition of 500 copies by Kaufman & Greenberg (1991) bound in two matching grey cloth volumes, stamped

Houdini, Harry. Houdini Holding on to Airplane Wing in The Grim Game. Los Angeles: Paramount, [1919]. Sepia tone movie still depicting Houdini climbing on to a flying airplane wing as he begins his at

Houdini, Harry. Houdini Final Tour Souvenir Program. [New York, 1925]. Pictorial wrappers bearing a half-tone photo of Houdini staring intently at the reader. Portrait frontispiece, illustrated with p

Houdini, Harry. Houdini U.S. Navy Plank Escape Challenge. New York: Pusey Press, 1915. Letterpress challenge handbill (7 x 9 3/8”) by members of the U.S. Navy for Houdini “to escape from an eight

Houdini, Harry. Houdini Terror Island Film Still. 1920. Houdini, stripped to the waist, glares at nine sharp spears being thrust at him. 8 x 10”. Lower left creased and chipped.

Houdini, Harry. Houdini Poster Fragment. Circa 1910. Text in black and red over a light green field reads “First Time Here/Houdini/The Genius of Escape,” surrounded by a decorative border. 14 x 7

Houdini, Harry. Houdini Final Tour Souvenir Program. [New York, 1925]. Pictorial wrappers bearing a striking photo of Houdini. Illustrated with photos and line drawings. 4to. Folds to wraps, wear at e

Houdini, Harry. Houdini Theater Program. For an appearance at Keith’s Theater beginning Jan. 23, 1922. Houdini receives top billing, performing the Water Torture Cell, and offering a reward to anyon

Houdini, Harry. Houdini’s Paper Magic. New York: E.P. Dutton, 1929. Third printing. Green cloth lettered in orange, unclipped dust-jacket. Color frontispiece. Illustrations. 8vo. Jacket spotted with

Houdini, Harry. Houdini Spiritualism-Themed Brochure Circa 1925. Eight-page brochure includes a biography of Houdini and notice of his $10,000 challenge to spirit mediums. 8vo. Old folds and wear.

Blackstone, Harry. Three Volumes, One Signed by Blackstone, One Signed by Walter Gibson. Including The Great Blackstone’s Secrets (Oak Park, Ill., ca. 1920; inscribed and signed by Blackstone on the