Harry Blackstone and His Show of 1001 Wonders WC

Large Blackstone poster for Colonial Theatre Boston Blackstone and his show of 1001 wonders/measures 30”x 43 ½ “in frame/ poster has some creases where it was folded/poster in fair

Blackstone, Harry. Emerson Show Boat Escape Handbill. Cincinnati: Union Label, ca. 1920. Early letterpress handbill advertising an escape act of Blackstone’s performed aboard a riverboat that traver

Included in case: Clock, Cloth, Wand, Ad advertising show. Information states: Harry Blackstone, Sr.'s Vanishing Alarm Clock. Used in the shows of the Great Blackstone in the late 40's and early 50's.

Blackstone, Harry. Harry Blackstone Sr. Advertising Banner. Circa 1920s/30s. Mammoth double-sided felted cloth banner with sewn lettering heralding Blackstone World’s Master Magician and His Show of

Framed poster Blackstone The Magnificent Musical Magic Show - Majestic Theatre NYC - good condition some creasing and pin holes at top of poster. Approx. 16 x 24" in frame

Blackstone, Harry (Henry Boughton). Three Blackstone Printing Blocks. Circa 1930. Heavy copper and zinc plates used to print newspaper advertisements for Blackstone's show. Two text-only, one a pictor

Blackstone, Harry (Henry Boughton). Blackstone. The World's Master Magician. Circa 1935. Double-sided broadside heralding Blackstone's show at an RKO Orpheum, theatre, and promoting his Boiler Escape

Blackstone, Harry (Henry Boughton). Trio of Blackstone Magic Show Blotters. Circa 1930s. Including one pictorial blotter depicting a rider on horseback promoting Blackstone's tour, whose show included

Blackstone, Harry (Henry Boughton). Blackstone "Majorette" Assistant's Costume. American, ca. 1940s. A dazzling five-piece outfit worn on Blackstone's magic show, comprised of a pair of wrist cuffs, h

Blackstone, Harry (Henry Boughton). Collection of Over 20 Blackstone Advertising Stereotype Mats. Circa 1930s. Molded stereotype printing mats used for advertising Blackstone's magic show, including a

Blackstone, Harry (Henry Boughton). Blackstone Assistant's Magic Costume. American, ca. 1940s. Brown velour bodysuit with sewn-on costume jewelry, worn by assistants on stage in magic shows by Blackst

Signed Willard the Wizard photograph along with an advertisement for Willard The Wizard The wonder show of the universe 20 New Mirales This Season. Harry Willard was the last touring Wizard. He startl

Blackstone, Harry Jr. Harry Blackstone Jr. Signed Dancing Handkerchief. Embroidered white men's pocket handkerchief, one end tied in a knot, as used by Harry Blackstone Jr. for his famous "Dancing Han

Blackstone, Harry (Henry Boughton). Group of 10 Checks Signed by Harry Blackstone. Colon, Mich., 1930s—40s. Payable to various people or as cash, nine signed "Harry Blackstone" in the bottom right,

An extremely rare Magicians banquet signed program page - original members society of American Magicians Signed by various well known and famous Magicians - Harry Houdini, Harry Blackstone, "Dorny" Pa

Oil on canvas. Mephistopheles. Signed l.r. Having original frame inscribed with title. Artist's label affixed to the stretcher; 61in. X 48.5in.; 70in. X 50in.(w/frame)Ex collection: Harry Blackstone J

Blackstone Forever Magic Wand. Pasadena: Custom Magic (Carl Williams), ca. 2000. Cocobolo wand with cast coin silver tips representing Harry Blackstone Jr. and Sr. 11 ¼” long. From a limite

Blackstone, Harry (Henry Boughton). Harry Blackstone's Vest. White dress vest owned and used by Harry Blackstone. With the name "Black" (short for Blackstone) written on the lining of the vest. Well w

From Carl Williams Custom Magic, the wand is made from cocobolo wood and cast coin silver tips in the likeness of Harry Blackstone, Sr. on one end and Harry Blackstone, Jr on the other. In custom wood

Circa 1950. Oversize poster depicts and older Blackstone posed with one of his most famous effects, the Dancing Handkerchief. The caption reads, “At last!…The Bunny Outdoes Blackstone.” A giant

World Wonder Shows Model Carnival Trains. Eight wooden trays filled with hand-painted circus and carnival models for “World Wonder Shows,” including rail cars, concession stands, vehicles,

The Artist and His Family, 1965, oil on canvas, 40 x 30, signed lower left: Harry Wothman, 1965 This painting was exhibited in the show: Harry Worthman A Life in Art, at the Tyler Museum of Art in 20

Blackstone, Harry (Henry Boughton). Photograph of Blackstone Signed "Harry Bouton". Minneapolis: Sussman, 1915. Scarce print of the magician as a young performer with his brother Pete, signed in the l

Blackstone, Harry (Henry Boughton). Collection of Over 60 Photographs of Blackstone On Stage. All 8 x 10", and including images both candid and posed of Blackstone's most famous illusions, among them