Okito Incubator Trick. Louisville, Don Redmon..

Magical Incubator. Louisville: Don Redmon, ca. 1953. An empty canister is filled with bran and an egg. When opened, a cage with canary inside has appeared in the canister. 10" high. Possibly repainted

This is the “haunted” version of a Japanese Handkerchief Box manufactured by Okito Redmon.Lacking the three ghost silks. Condition: Very Good.

Joe Ghost. Okito-Redmon, ca. 1950. A version of the Japanese Handkerchief Box, resembling a haunted house. With three ghost silks. 6 _ tall. Very good.

Dragon Table. Louisville: Don Redmon, ca. 1948. Side table lacquered to represent a dragon. Three folding wooden legs; cloth-covered top. 31" high. Hallmarked. Finish well worn, hole in tabletop cover

Nesting Boxes (Banner-Style). Louisville: Don Redmon, ca. 1957. A dove is placed in a small chest. The box and bird vanish, then both reappear nested inside two other, larger chests. Outer box 10 ½ x

Flipity-Tip Vanish. Louisville: Don Redmon, ca. 1955. Two doves vanish from a box, which is then disassembled piece by piece, leaving no trace of the birds. Unusual combination of methods. Scarce.

Square Circle. Louisville: Don Redmon Company, ca. 1948. Elaborate version of this production apparatus, which includes a Phantom Tube feature, load chamber for a goldfish bowl, and which partially pa

Goldston, Will. Group of Eighteen Goldston Publications. Including Quality Magic (1921) by Okito (Theo Bamberg); Modern Card Tricks Without Apparatus (inscribed, signed, and dated 1915 by Goldston to

Circa 1955. Paper stencils possibly for paint decoration or a paper cutting effect – such as Okito’s Spirit Origami, issued by the venerable Kentucky magic dealer. Roll of several different stenci

Circa 1955. Paper stencils possibly for paint decoration or a paper cutting effect – such as Okito’s Spirit Origami, issued by the venerable Kentucky magic dealer. Roll of several different stenci

Sam Gilliam Jr. (American, b. 1933) 'Trick Pony' 1993 Acrylic and raked on polypropylene on board , 21 x 70 (in). Signed and dated Sam Gilliam 93, verso.

Babe Ruth Signed Louisville Slugger H&B 40 BRJ Store Model 32" Bat. Labeling suggests manufactured between 1934-1949. Ruth's black fountain pen ink appears to the right of the center trademark of the

Large Original Carl Christian Brenner (1838-1888 Kentucky) Oil on Canvas Landscape. Forest path, beech trees, in exceptional period gilt wood frame. In his lifetime, Brenner was considered Kentucky's

Donald Roller Wilson First and Final Episode of Helen's Last Trick (diptych) 1980oil on panel sight (each): 6 h x 7.125 w in (15 x 18 cm) overall: 6 h x 14.25 w in (15 x 36 cm) Signed, titl

This BABE RUTH SIGNED LOUISVILLE SLUGGER 40 BR BASEBALL BAT is an incredibly rare and highly sought-after piece of baseball memorabilia. This Louisville Slugger model was the very same one that was us

Babe Ruth Signed Louisville Slugger H&B 40 BRJ Store Model 32" Bat. Labeling suggests manufactured between 1934-1949. Ruth's black fountain pen ink appears to the right of the center trademark of the

Babe Ruth Signed Louisville Slugger H&B 40 BRJ Store Model 32" Bat. Labeling suggests manufactured between 1934-1949. Ruth's black fountain pen ink appears to the right of the center trademark of the

Historic Jackie Robinson Signed Louisville Slugger 125 Baseball Bat. We are incredibly proud to present one of the most significant pieces of sports memorabilia available on the market to you. This is

Qing dynasty,ÿcup exterior painted with dragons in a field of clouds and flames, with molded figure of a dragon emerging from the bowl, single pierced hole to base, the stand painted in matching desi

Babe Ruth Signed Louisville Slugger H&B 40 BRJ Store Model 32" Bat. Labeling suggests manufactured between 1934-1949. Ruth's black fountain pen ink appears to the right of the center trademark of the

Signed Jackie Robinson Louisville Slugger Bat - A Coveted Piece of Baseball History. This lot features a rare gem in baseball memorabilia - a magnificent Louisville Slugger bat, hand-signed by the tra

Signed Jackie Robinson Louisville Slugger 125 Bat - A Coveted Piece of Baseball History. This lot features a rare gem in baseball memorabilia - a magnificent Louisville Slugger bat, hand-signed by the

Made by Shepard Hardware Company. Buffalo, New York - Circa 1888. This colorful and dynamic bank quickly became one of the most popular offerings from Shepard Hardware's Excelsior Series of toy banks.

962. BOXED TRICK DOG MECHANICAL BANK | Shepard Hardware Co., red and yellow base, push lever and the dog jumps through the hoop and deposits the coin in the barrel.