Houdini Regulation Bean Prison Handcuffs. w/provenance.

Bean Prison Handcuffs. Boston: Iver Johnson, ca. 1890s. Hallmarked, with contemporary key. Very good vintage condition.

Bean Patrolman / Prison Handcuffs. Early twentieth century. Lacking key.

United States,Late 19th century Bean prison model nickel plated cuffs with i long link, and original key. 9" x 3". From the collection of Matthew G. Forte, expert on police equipment and author of "Am

Harry Houdini heavy metal sign Sign reads "Europe's Eclipsing Sensation Houdini The World's Handcuff king Prison Breaker", "Nothing on Earth can hold Houdini A Prisoner" Measurements: 12 1/2 x 17 1/2

Houdini The World's Handcuff King and Prison Breaker Poster. This is a vintage reproduction one sheet poster. Overall nice appearance

Harry Houdini's personal used handcuffs and a single key Provenance: From the direct estate of Ginette Quinn Included will be a letter of authenticity from Harry Houdini's personal caretaker

United States,20th Century Bean nickel plated steel leg irons with fourteen links. 4" x 22 1/2". From the collection of Matthew G. Forte, expert on police equipment and author of "American Police Equi

Bean Cobb Handcuffs. Circa 1899. Popular handcuff which, when patented, offered a significant improvement over similar models in that the locks could be removed from the cuffs for repairs should anyth

An antique handcuff key owned and used by Harry Houdini with documentation framed to museum standards

HOUDINI, Harry. Handcuff Secrets. London: George Routledge and Sons, Limited, 1910. Publisher’s pictorial boards. Photographic portrait frontispiece with Fry's Cocoa advertisement to rear. Illus

Houdini, Harry. Inscribed and Signed Real Photo Postcard. Circa 1910. Striking silver print half-length portrait postcard of Harry Handcuff Houdini, boldly inscribed and signed “To/ Laurence Sulliva

Houdini, Harry (Ehrich Weisz). Inscribed and Signed Real Photo Postcard of Houdini. Circa 1910. Silver gelatin half-length portrait postcard captioned “Harry Handcuff Houdini,” boldly sign

United States,20th Century Nickel plated steal Bean model Giant handcuffs with leather case. Handcuffs 2 3/4" x 6 1/4".Case 6 1/2" t x 3" w x 3/4" d From the collection of Matthew G. Forte, expert on

United States,19-20th century Iver Johnson Bean Patrolman model handcuff with nickel plating, 1 long link, and original key. 9 3/8" x 3 1/2". From the collection of Matthew G. Forte, expert on police

Harry Houdini Personally Owned Handcuff Key in Museum Quality Framed Display W/COA - This framed display contains a handcuff key that was owned and used by famed magician and escapologist Harry Houdin

Embossed on lower right corner The New York Times Photo CollectionHarry Houdini shows how to escape handcuffs, 1918.Comes with Photo Archives Certification and Purchase Info.First line of Letter head

Poster titled "Houdini - Europe's Eclipsing Sensation - The World's Handcuff King", copyright to left side "The U.S. Lithograp Co. Rusell Morgan Print - Cincinnati & New York" , 28 x 20 inches Lot not

Houdini, Harry (Ehrich Weiss). Life, History and Handcuff Secrets. Leicester: Wilsons’ Printers, ca. 1907. Original pictorial pale yellow wrappers (a variant, bearing printer’s data lower left of

(1936-2010) gelatin silver print, signed and titled, print dated 1998 Overall: 16"h x 20-1/4"w Sight: 11-1/4"h x 15-1/2"w Provenance: Property from a Private New York City Collection

An album page measuring 3x5 inches, signed and dated by the magician Harry Houdini. In 1904, thousands watched as he tried to escape from special handcuffs commissioned by London's Daily Mirror, keepi

Large shadow frame measures 40.5" by 34.5", 3.5" deep. Houses a set of Houdini period shackles, print of a poster, black and white photo prints and a congressional Prison Systems flier with writing th

Houdini, Harry. Hippodrome Theatre of Varieties/ Solid Silver Manacle Release. Brighton: W.E. Nash, ca. 1904. Letterpress challenge handbill (5 1/8 x 8”) heralding “the famous handcuff king” “

Houdini, Harry (Ehrich Weisz). Houdini Empire Palace Program. For the week beginning January 4, 1904. Houdini appears as the first act, billed as the “Handcuff King.” Tri-fold program, rec

[Escapologist] Harry Kardoc. Handcuff King and Jail Breaker Postcard. Australia, ca. 1900s. Bearing an illustration of the Houdini imitator fully manacled. 3 x 5 ”. Divided back. Not postally used.