“Pen-Etration”

Glass Penetration. Los Angeles: F.G. Thayer [?], ca. 1935. A piece of glass held in a wooden frame is pierced by a metal rod or pen, yet is shown unbroken a moment later. Finely made of hardwood, corn

Charles Hinman (American, b. 1932) Penetration, 1966 acrylic on shaped canvas signed Hinman and dated (verso) 79 x 94 x 18 inches. Property of an Important Midwestern Institution to Benefit the Acquis

Wonderfully made and decorated by Okito, a chimney is solidly divided in half by 2 plexiglass plates, yet a large block can still visibly penetrate the two barriers. Condition: Very Good, but lacking

Cork Penetration. Holland: Eddy Taytelbaum, ca. 1960. An examined cork is placed in a frame yet a playing card passes through it. Hand painted frame 3 _ long. Very good.

Built by the famed magician, author, cinematographer and minister, circa 1930. 12 ½ “ x 10” frame of glass styled after the Massey/Demuth design, is penetrated by a steel rod and then shown unhar

This mechanical metal wand allows for the instant penetration of a length of solid rope to pass thru the wand. The wand originally belonged to John Mullholland (1898-1970) editor of The Sphinx, who pa

Leon’s Improved Glass Penetration. North Hollywood, Merv Taylor, ca. 1955. A sheet of glass is placed in a wooden box. The box (and glass, apparently) is then perforated by metal spikes, yet the gla

English. Circa 1950. Piece of glass placed into a wooden window frame with shutters front and rear. The glass is then repeatedly penetrated by a rod and ribbon (both absent.) Nicely made. Condition: V

Glass Penetration. American, ca. 1940. A pencil or spike penetrates a sheet of glass housed in a hardwood frame. Hardwood and brass, with display stand. Frame 10 ½ x 8 ½”. Very good.

A solid block visably penetrates a rope. The internal mechanism is in good working order. There is slight paint wear.

Okito Ribbon Penetration. Pasadena: Okito-Williams, ca. 2000. Lacquered cabinet holds a metal plate; a hole runs through all pieces. A ribbon is threaded through the cabinet and plate, yet the plate p

Glass Penetration. Ludwig Krug, ca. 1938. Business cards placed on opposite sides of the polished metal frame with a plate glass insert are pierced with a sharp object, yet the glass remains unharmed

Slow Motion Block Penetration. Cashmere: Magic House of Babcock, ca. 1999. A solid wooden block mysteriously passes through two steel blades bisecting a wooden tube. Large size. Hallmarked.

Arrowsmith Glass Penetration. London: Lewis Davenport & Co., ca. 1946. A large sheet of plate glass in a wooden frame is partially covered. Objects pass through the frame, but the glass remains unharm

Mikame Penetration Block. Japan, late twentieth century. Two wooden planks penetrate a solid block of wood. Instructions. Fine.

Walter Robinson (b. 1950) Penetration of the Heart, 1982, Offset color lithograph, Initialed and dated '82 lower right, numbered 6/900 lower left. H: 6 1/2 W: 5 in. From the collection of Bill Radawec

Glass Penetration. American, ca. 1940. Handsome mahogany frame holds a sheet of glass. Cards are inserted under the clips in the frame, and a rod is thrust through the cards. When removed, holes remai

Circa 1960. Glass of milk is placed in small chest and then penetrated by a wooden rod and steel blades. All is removed and the glass is removed, unharmed. Genuis method. Condition: Very good.

Bev Taylor Towne House Magic. Circa 1950. Yellow block slowly and visibly penetrates two plastic plates through a red wooden chimney. A baffler. Condition: Very good.

Circa 1936. Sheet of glass surrounded by a chromed frame. Playing cards are placed on each side of the glass and a pencil is then pushed through the cards – and apparently the glass. Pencil and card

Die, Frame, and Cord Penetration. Cashmere, Magic House of Babcock, ca. 2010. A wooden die is secured to a small frame by running a cord through both objects. Even so, the die penetrates the cord and

Davenport Demon Series Card Penetration Frame. London: Davenports, 1940s. A pencil penetrates a card held on a pane of glass within a metal card frame, yet when removed, the glass is unharmed. Demon h

Commemorative Poster by NORM NIELSEN. 16” X 22” (visible image) giclée printed on canvas Poster. Framed and Matted, appears to be in as new condition. This copy being #2 and signed by Norm Nielse

ROLEX YACHT-MASTER M116680-0002 WATCHTable diameter: 44 mmMovement type: automatic machineryBuckle type: Oyster insurance buckleBack penetration: screw-in casebackWater resistance: 100 metersPower res