Silko Box. Chicago, National Magic, ca. 1940.

Coin Casket. Chicago: National Magic Company, ca. 1935. Chrome plated metal box with four slots inside to accommodate half dollars. The coins vanish one at a time as the lid of the box is opened and c

Spirit Bell. Chicago, National Magic Co., ca. 1945. Chrome-plated bell on skeleton stand, glass tumbler, ringing device, and carrying case. The bell, though isolated under the glass, rings out answers

Finger Chopper. Chicago: National Magic Co. [?], ca. 1940s. Precision manufactured chopper constructed of layered green, butterscotch, and black Bakelite with brass hardware for the classic comedy eff

Coin Wand. Chicago: National Magic Co., ca. 1940s. Mechanical black metal wand (13 ¾" long) with nickel-plated tips that produces or vanishes a Walking Liberty half-dollar at one end. Minor dent to o

Improbability. Chicago: National Magic Co., ca. 1945. A handkerchief or steel rod is placed in a hole running through a wooden frame. A jumbo Jack of Hearts with a corresponding hole is pushed down th

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

National Cash Register Cast Iron Receipt Box. Dayton: National Cash Register Co., ca. 1940. National name cast on verso. Original Lock and key. 6 x 6 ½”. Excellent.

The Town Talk! To-Night. The Wonderful Indian Box Trick, Combining the Davenport Rope-Tying. Chicago: National Ptg. and Eng., ca. 1890. Letterpress broadside, not listing a performer or venue, with a

Fly-To Cage. Colon: Abbott’s Magic Novelty Co., ca. 1940. A brass cage vanishes from an open stand and reappears in a box shown empty moments before. Finish worn.

Automatic Hostess Juke Box. Grand Rapids, Michigan: National Automatic Music Co. (re-named Automatic Music Instrument Co. (AMI) after World War II). Back door, lock and key. Not tested. ca. 1940. 63 x

Two Vintage Wrigley Gum Items. Chicago, Wrigley Gum Co., ca. 1940. Including a carton opener in original box and a cardboard counter display. Mint.

Milk Food for the Nerves Sign ca. 1940 metal 19.88" W x 0.06" D x 13.13" H Vintage metal embossed one sided sign, marked on bottom right "copyrighted National Dairy & Food Bureau, Chicago". Please not

LeRoy, Servais (Jean Henri Servais LeRoy). “Rostrum” The Last Word in Magic. New York, Chicago and St. Louis: National Printing and Engraving, ca. 1920. Color lithograph depicts the famed

Rydberg & Co. Gaffed Faro Dealing Box. Chicago, ca. 1900. Two card side-squeeze nickel-plated faro dealing box. Gaff is activated as a right-side squeeze that increases the width of the slit through w

YAMATO-GUMI (active in Japan 1899-1960). Art Deco jewellery box, ca.1940. Manufacture in copper-plated metal decorated in relief with bamboo canes and dragons. With "Made in Japan" stamp on the revers

Taylor & Co. Wood Cash Drop Box. Chicago, ca. 1950. Located under a gaming table, the dealer drops in cash through the slits in the top. Taylor & Co. label on side of insert. Exc.

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Aladdin Specialty Company Dice & Playing Card Catalog. Chicago, ca. 1940. 32 pages of gaffed dice, marked cards, faro equipment, poker chips, shiner rings, and much more. Very good. The first page fea

Coffee, Milk, and Sugar Trick. Sweden, Harries Magic, ca. 1940. Cotton, silk, and confetti placed in the separate pieces of a metal coffee service transform into hot coffee, sugar, and cream. Handsome

Groetchen Tool and Mfg. Co. 1 Cent Cigarette Trade Stimulator and Ballgum Vendor. Chicago, ca. 1940. Aluminum case repainted. Lock and key. Not working. Very good.

Advance Machine Company 1 Cent Twin Bulk Vendor. Chicago, ca. 1940. Sheet metal. Painted red and black. Windows on three sides for excellent visibility. Right-hand chute lid rusted. Lock and key. Not

Mills 5 Cent Vest Pocket Slot Machine. Chicago, ca. 1940. Original lock, no key. Cigarette reel strips in need of replacement. 11 x 8”. Not working. Small payout slot machines such as this, used

Exhibit Supply Co. 1 Cent Photoscore Stereo Viewer. Chicago, ca. 1940. Cards inside. Working. Marquee apparently not be original. Lock and keys. In need of cleaning. 23 ½ x 11 x 8 ½” (inclusive of

Seeburg 3WA-200 Remote Wall Box. Chicago, ca. 1957. Two hundred selections. No lock or key. Not tested.