Group of Newmann the mind reader ephemera.

Newmann, C.A. George. Group of Newmann-Related Ephemera. Including an Anti-Newman Luncheon Club postcard (1938); “The Newmann Library” booklet (inscribed and signed by Newmann to Dariel Fitzkee);

Newmann, C.A. George. Newmann the Great. Hypnotist and Mind Reader. [St. Paul: Standard Litho.], ca. 1915. One-sheet portraying various scenes from Newmann’s mentalism act, a spooky green monochroma

[Mind-Reading] Group of Four Vintage Booklets. Including Secrets of Hazel Kolar, Queen of Mind Readers (ca. 1900); Mysteries of the Sance (1903); How to Read People’s Minds (n.d.) by Burlingame; and

[Newmann, C.A. George] Archive of Hypnotism Ephemera, Including Manuscript by C.A. Newmann. Circa 1920 – 30s. Group of ephemera comprised of handwritten transcriptions of Russell’s Course

Chia Scurro Mind Reader by Tim Cantoris an extremely rare mixed media print based on the ancient Italian tradition. Inspired by the technical virtuosity of the classical masters and his own contempora

Rouclere, Harry and Mildred. The World’s Greatest Mind Readers. Cincinnati, Ohio: The Henderson-Achert-Krebs Litho. Co., ca. 1900. Detailed color lithograph poster features the mentalists and stage

Alexander (Claude Alexander Conlin). Ask Alexander. Bombay: Av Yaga, ca. 1920. One-sheet color lithograph poster depicting the magician and mind-reader whose turban forms a question mark. Linen backed

Alexander / The Man Who Knows. Circa 1915. Classic color lithograph depicting the magician and mind-reader’s turban-clad head on a red field. 42 x 28”. Faint folds, scattered short closed

[Stock Poster] Hypnosis/ Mind Reading Poster. Augsburg: Graph. Kunstanstalt, ca. 1920. Half-sheet (27 ¼ x 35 ¼") color lithograph depicting a mind reader or hypnotist in performance, while in the ba

Original Golden Age of Magic advertisement billboard poster: ALEXANDER THE MAN WHO KNOWS: ALEXANDER THE CRYSTAL SEER. Claude Alexander Conklin (American, 1880-1954). Iconic Image of of the mind-reader

Radio Simplex Gazing Ball (a/k/a “Meccano”). Los Angeles: F.G. Thayer, ca. 1930. A chromed metal ball (5” diam.) into which the mind-reader gazes, cleverly constructed so as to conceal the answe

Newmann, C.A. George. Soirees Fantastiques de Newmann the Great. St Paul: Standard Litho, ca. 1930. Two-color half-sheet (21 x 28 ¼") poster advertising Newmann's mind reading show. A devil whispers

Leno. Professor Leno. [Paris?]: Naboulet, 1926. One-sheet (23 ¾ x 31 ¼") lithographed portrait of this French mind reader and protégé of the magic dealer and performer Caroly. Demons float in the

Photographic portrait of Alexander (Claude Alexander Conlin), the great mind reader, "The Man who Knows" circa 1900s in elaborate theatrical costume.4” x 8” photo in good condition with so

Ask Alexander Poster.(Claude Alexander Conlin).Circa 1915. One-sheet stone lithograph of a Vaudeville mind reader, with question mark Turban. Image: 27 1/2" x 41"; Sheet: 45" x 31". Linen backed. Very

Divination Boxes. Germany: Haug [?], ca. 1960. Two locking hardwood boxes, the innermost containing four numbered blocks. The mind reader determines the order of the blocks despite the locked conditio

lithograph bottom right ESCHER GRAPH. KUNSTANSTALT, F.X. SCHROFF, AUGSBURG/color lithograph depicting a mind reader or hypnotist in performance. In the background, a gigantic Buddha-type figure looms

Je Vois Tout. Paris, Saussine, ca. 1890. Unused label lithographed in colors depicts a female mind reader, blindfolded, in a well-appointed room. 12 x 9 ”. Minor corner chip.

Mental Die. Holland: Anverdi, ca. 1970. The mind reader discerns the uppermost number on a large die placed in a sealed case with unerring accuracy, without opening the box. 2 3/8” die. Original ins

Jewish calendar for 100 years, published by Prof. A. Hochman - the great renowned palmist, astrologer and mind-reader. The calendar includes advertisements and details about the various products and s

Harford. Maïna Juan. Paris, ca. 1920s. Portrait of the fortune-teller and mind reader wearing jewelry and a scarf around her head, surrounded by the signs of the Zodiac. 31 x 23”. Chipping, brownin

Saint, Edward. Edward Saint Business Card. Circa 1930. Billing the former carny and mind reader as “Business Manager for Mrs. Harry Houdini,” and listing both her Payson Ave. address and Hollywood

Tele-Pocket Divination. German, ca. 1960. Four numbered wooden blocks are arranged in a small box and covered by a lid. The mind reader instantly knows the order of the blocks. Unusual wooden gimmick.

Zancigs, The. Portrait of Julius and Agnes Zancig in an Automobile. London [?], Campbell Cray, ca. 1915. The two mind readers pose in the back seat of an early convertible car, a chauffer seated behin