Paul Fox Rising Cards.

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

Owen Carroll, Glen Spencer, Paul Richards, Adam Comorosky, Virgil Daviswalter Frech, Frank Grube, Ervin Fox, And Charles Grimm

(10) INCLUDING - HOWIE FOX, CURT ROBERTS, AL ABER, SAM MELE, LEROY WHEAT, PAUL PENSON, VERN LAW, EDDIE MAYO, BOB MILLER, AND RAY BLADES

Paul Fox Checker Cabinet. Circa 1940. Completed by Jeff Busby, ca. 1990. Checkers and a glass filled with rice transpose between a decorative cover and three compartments in a wooden cabinet. Lacquere

Paul Fox Cups Steel Tooling. Circa 1945. Heavy steel dies/tools used to manufacture the famous Fox-designed sets of Cups and Balls. Four pieces, including roller for finishing beads. The largest 3 ¾�

Julius Liebewein. Vienna. Circa 1950. Clockwork mechanism winds thread. Crafted and hallmarked by Liebewein. Condition: Very good. Untested. Scarce.

Chrome Paul Fox Chick Cups. Phoenix: Danny Dew, ca. 1975. Chromed oversize set of spun brass cups designed by Paul Fox. Large enough to accommodate a baseball or live baby chick. 4” high, openings 3

Neyhart Rising Cards. Los Angeles: A.P. Neyhart, ca. 1940. Complicated mechanical Bakelite card houlette and custom-manufactured deck of Bee-back playing cards. Wear to gimmicked rubber rollers as usu

Copper Paul Fox Cups. Wallace, Idaho: Jeff Busby Magic, ca. 1990. Three spun copper cups manufactured with the Paul Fox design. With hallmarked carrying bag. 2 ¾” openings.

Paul Fox Gold Ring. A 10-karat gold ring stamped with the initials emblem widely used on sets of Fox’s cups and other material. Leather box.

Chrome Paul Fox Cups. Phoenix: Danny Dew, ca. 1970. Three chrome plated spun brass cups manufactured and sold by Danny Dew. Interiors painted white. 2 ¾” openings.

Neyhart Rising Cards. Los Angeles: A.P. Neyhart, ca. 1940. Complicated mechanical Bakelite card houlette and custom-manufactured deck of Bee-back playing cards. Wear to gimmicked rubber rollers as usu

Dew, Daniel. Danny Dew’s Paul Fox Candy and Confetti Bowl. Phoenix: Danny Dew, ca. 1965. Confetti scooped in to the bowl changes to sweets as if by magic. Chrome plated. With hat coil ring, two hat

Circa 1985. Cards rise from a large golden plastic houlette. Made by Petrick. Untested. Appears very good. Original cost over $3000. Scarce.

Copper Paul Fox Cups. Phoenix: Danny Dew, ca. 1970. Set of three spun copper cups designed by Fox, and manufactured and sold by Danny Dew. Mouths 2 ¾″ diameter. Good.

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

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

Circa 1985. Cards rise from a large golden plastic houlette. Made by Petrick and Mia. Untested. Lacking Remote and gimmicked cards. Possibly obtainable from manufacturer. Originally cost $3500. Scarce

Water appears, increases and vanishes from two highly plated metal cups. Beautifully made. Condition: Very good.

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

Circa 1940. An examined wooden houlette and deck of cards are shown. Three cards are selected and returned to the deck, which may be thoroughly shuffled by the audience and placed in the houlette by t

Circa 1930. Three cards are selected and returned to the pack. An examined, chromed skeleton houlette is placed atop the tip of a magic wand, held by the magician. The pack is placed in the houlette a

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

Circa 1970’s. Cards are selected and replaced in a deck which is then stood in a clear acrylic houlette that is then placed inside of a clear acrylic cabinet 9” x 7 ½” x 6 ½”. The door is cl