Production Screen. Oklahoma, Haenchen & Co., ca. 1945.

Plate Restored. Oklahoma: Haenchen & Co., ca. 1950. A china plate is broken into pieces and dropped in a box from which it vanishes; it visibly reappears - restored - in the cabinet from which it was

Loring Checker Cabinet. Oklahoma: Haenchen & Co., ca. 1950. A glass full of rice transposes positions with a stack of checkers under a metal cover and in a fancy wooden cabinet. Cabinet 12" wide. With

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

Petro-Well Production Co., Ca., issued to Bank of Hollywood, 1931. Approx. 8 3/4 x 11 1/2 in. Mounted to illustration board at corners. Provenance: Scripophily, Falls Church, Va.

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

Penny to Sovereign. London: Lewis Davenport & Co., ca. 1945. The magician promises to change an old English Penny into a Sovereign. Instead of changing one coin into another, the Penny is transformed

The first is a Pepsi-Cola carrier, a thin metal, and reads "Bigger Better Pepsi-Cola". The second reads "Prop Oklahoma Coca-Cola Bottling Co." and is also a six-pack bottle carrier in nice condition.

Paradise in Harlem. [Jubilee Production Co.], n.d., ca. 1939. Movie poster for the film starring Mamie Smith and Frank Wilson. One-sheet. 41 x 27”. Folded. Old tape repairs along folds, marginal

Two Pairs of Sterling Candlesticks: M. Fred Hirsch Co Ca 1920-1945, 8"T Candlesticks. RS Co. 2 3/4"T Candlesticks. Some Dents. (100-200)

Very well made deep sea reel by the Ohio Tool Co., Cleveland Ohio, ca. 1945. Manufactured for a relatively short period of time, this reel is constructed mainly of gray anodized aluminum alloy. Includ

C.1950 Plastic Productions Co., Redwood City, CA Black, hand finished resin. Labeled underneath. Dimensions: (Bowl) H 6.25" x Dia. 23" Condition: Wear consistent with age and use including surface scu

A wonderfully decorated cabinet is shown empty by the magician. With a magic pass, the cabinet suddenly fills to capacity with production items. Colorfully painted, ca. 1945.

Bowl Production. Colon: Abbott's Magic Novelty Co., ca. 1950. The magician produces a bowl full of water on a chrome table draped with velvet. Metal table breaks apart for packing. Heavy glass bowl. U

Mikame Three Screen Production Table. Japan, ca. 2000s. A table that can be used for various effects and routines. 31 ¼” tall. Fine.

American, ca. 1945. Unique Art Manufacturing Co. Lithographed tin piano with four characters. Functions properly. 8.5"t., 10"w., 5.5"d.

Watch Stand. Chicago, Ireland Magic Co. [?], ca. 1939. Mechanical stand facilitates the production or vanish of six pocket watches. 17 ¾ x 12". Needs re-threading. Good. This prop is said to have bee

W.I. Swain’s Western Spectacular Production Jesse James. Newport, KY: The Donaldson Litho Co., ca. 1880s. Color lithograph poster advertising the Western theatrical production depicting various

Disneyland Melody Player. New York: J. Chein Co., ca. 1950s. Tin litho music player made for Walt Disney Productions. When operating, air is blown through holes in paper music roll, creating a melody.

Original Coca-Cola bottle chrome in silver color, with a closure at the top where the artist adds his initials as a signature. Typical production of pop art in which the artist combines art and life s

American Showprint Co., ca. 1910. Full color half-sheet stock lithograph overprinted with Nicola's name. The magician and three assistants perform a series of illusions, including the production of a

Charles L. Davis Orchestra. Boston and New York: The Forbes Co., ca. 1880s. One-sheet (40 x 28”) advertising poster for “One of the Old Stock, a $50,000 Production,” “Charles L. Davis’ Celeb

Jesse James / The Missouri Outlaw. Newport, KY: The Donaldson Litho Co., ca. 1920s. Color stone lithograph poster promoting the Western theatrical production depicting various incidents from the life

Tarbell Treasure Chest. Los Angeles: F.G. Thayer, ca. 1945. Small brass-bound wooden chest is opened, tipped forward, and shown empty. It is closed, and a moment later a huge production is made from w

A Modern Cinderella. Kansas City: Ackermann-Quigley Litho Co., ca. 1905. Color lithograph poster advertising a theatrical production reenacting the classic fairy tale, with words and lyrics by Caspar