Howard Thurston. Color lithographed window card

Thurston, Howard. Thurston. World’s Famous Magician. Cleveland, Otis Lithograph Company, ca. 1935. Color lithographed window card (14 x 22”), bearing a portrait of Thurston with imps on his should

Thurston, Howard. One of Thurston’s Astounding Mysteries. Cleveland: The Otis Litho Co., 1936. Color lithographed window card depicting Thurston's famous levitation from his full evening show. Overp

Lot consists of an Original window card for Howard Thurston...World's Famous Magician / The Wonder Show of the Earth. Circa 1935. The Otis Litho Co. Color window card bearing a portrait of Thurston wi

Carter, Charles. Carter Beats the Devil. Cleveland: Otis Litho, ca. 1926. Color lithographed window card depicting the magician in a poker game against the Devil. Printed for an engagement at His Maje

NEWMANN, C.A. George (1880 – 1952). Newmann the Great. St. Paul: Standard Litho., ca. 1915. Handsome color lithographed window card of the “pioneer mentalist” who made a career out o

Carter The Great color lithograph magic poster. World€™s Weird Wonderful Wizard. Cleveland, Otis Litho., ca. 1926. Color lithographed window card (14 x 22â€) showing a turban-clad

Carter, Charles. Carter Beats the Devil. Cleveland: Otis Litho, ca. 1930. Color lithographed window card depicting a smiling Carter holding the winning hand against Mephistopheles. 22 x 14”. Over-co

Carter the Great Window Cards. Otis Litho, ca. 1920s. Classic color lithographed window cards for the magician Charles Carter, including “Carter Beats the Devil” and “World’s W

Original Window Card Poster 14” x 22”. Otis Printing. Condition: slight fading, wear to one corner, tape stain upper left corner, overall B-

Carter, Charles. Carter Beats the Devil. Cleveland: Otis, ca. 1926. Lithographed window card (14 x 22”) printed in colors, in which smiling Carter holds the winning hand. Minimal wear at corners, ve

Thurston, Howard. Iasia. Vanished in the Theatre’s Dome! Cleveland, Otis Lithograph Company, ca. 1926. One-sheet (27 x 48”) color lithographed poster. Depicts Thurston’s Iasia illusion in operat

Thurston, Howard. Iasia!! Vanished in the Theatre’s Dome. Cleveland: Otis Lithograph Co., ca. 1920. Color lithographed panel poster depicting Thurston’s performance of the Iasia illusion, in which

Thurston, Howard. Five Throw-Out Cards. 1930s - 40s. Four different color examples, rectos bearing portraits of Thurston, two versos advertising Thurston's Perfect Breather sleeping aid. Good to very

Thurston, Howard. John Petrie’s S.A.M. Membership Card, Signed by Thurston. New York, 1929. Thick cardstock printed in two colors, stamped number 1215, certifying Petrie for annual membership within

JAXON. JAXON THE MAGICIAN AND HIS GHOST SHOW. American, ca. 1950. Three-color window card for the “necromantic extravaganza” and “spiritualistic séance – a challenge to th

Carmo (Harry Cameron). The Great Carmo Circus and Menagerie. Togare and His Lions. Bradford: W.E. Berry, 1929. Lithographed window card depicting the lion trainer, overprint for a two-week engagement

Dante (Harry August Jansen). Dante’s Mystery Revue. Hamburg: Adolph Friedlander, 1931. Lithographed window card filled with vignettes from Dante’s illusion show, including the Un-Sevilled Barber,

St. Paul: Standard Litho., ca. 1920. Handsome three-color window card bears a central profile bust portrait of Newmann his head surrounded by a question mark made of smoke, which rises from a brazier

St. Paul: Standard Litho., ca. 1920. Handsome three-color window card shows two hands at the top of the image from which electricity radiates, above a striking central portrait of Newmann. 11 x 13 ".

[PITTS, Zasu (1894-1963)]. Pair of Color Lobby Cards for “Out All Night” and a Color Window Card for “Going Highbrow”. [Hollywood: Universal Pictures, Warner Bros., 1933, 1935]

[Meyerbooks] Group of 10 Publications. Glenwood, 1980s—90s. Including The Wizard Exposed (1987); Jean Hugard (1997); Howard Thurston’s Card Tricks (1991); Illusion Show (1991); two volums by Parri

Thurston, Howard. Two Books by Thurston. Including Howard Thurston’s Card Tricks (London: L. Upcott Gill, [1901]; first edition), frontis., plates, p. [1] 2—87 [88] + 1 ad leaf + 20 pages pub.’s

World’s Fair Freaks. Pittsburgh: Triangle Poster Co., ca. 1940. Four-color window card advertising side show attractions “direct from world fairs of the world” on “18 stages.&#

A Donald Duck Card Signed on Behalf of Walt Disney. Circa 1930s. Color lithographed card depicting Donald Duck, inscribed to radio personality and actress Kathryn Cravens: “To Kathryn Cravens/Walt D