Bamberg, Theodore (Okito). Okito on Magic. Chicago:

Okito (Theodore Bamberg). Quality Magic. London: Will Goldston Ltd., [1922]. Pictorial boards. Frontispiece. Illustrated. Small 8vo. Inscribed and signed on the title page by Okito. Spine chipped and

[Tokens] Bamberg, Theo (Okito). Bamberg Magic & Novelty Co. New York, ca. 1908. German silver advertising token for the short-lived magic shop operated by Okito and Joe Klein. Horned devil’s head on

[Okito (Theodore Bamberg)] Dexter, Will. The Riddle of Chung Ling Soo. London, 1955. First edition, with the ownership signature of Okito to the front flyleaf (“Okito/1961"). Halftone plates. 8vo. C

Okito (Tobias Bamberg). Quality Magic [Signed Twice]. London: Will Goldston Ltd., 1921. Publisher's stiff pictorial boards. Portrait photograph frontispiece signed by Okito. Inscribed and signed by Ok

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

Okito (Tobias Bamberg). Signed photograph of Okito. A later print, ca. 1960. Horizontal image of a young Okito standing on stage amidst the props used in his magic show. 10 x 8. Signed by Okito. Very

This is an original effect made and decorated by Okito himself! Exquisite craftsmanship, paint and decals! The magician places a spectator’s personal object into an orange canister. The canister is

Three highly-decorated flat panels are formed into a triangle cabinet, then a large production of items is made from within. Circa 1940’s. With panel stand and triangular base. Condition: Very Good.

This is an original Okito Ring on Wand. Sold rings will penetrate a wand that has been placed inside the exquisite wood cabinet that is decorated with Okito’s beautiful decals. A wonderful example o

Wonderfully made and decorated by Okito, a chimney is solidly divided in half by 2 plexiglass plates, yet a large block can still visibly penetrate the two barriers. Condition: Very Good, but lacking

This is an original Gobi Bowl made by Okito. It utilizes his remarkable substation principal. The brass bowl is shown empty and then filled with confetti from the wooden box wonderfully decorated with

Marseille: Nicolitch, ca. 1935. Full color panel poster depicts a full-length portrait of Okito in an elaborate deep blue Oriental gown. 10 x 27". Old frame tape remains at the top and bottom border,

Wear around the top edges 3 ½”x 5”

8 x 10 black and white glossy photograph of Okito-has some white specks on black portion of photograph also letter from Joe Palen

Okito (Tobias Bamberg). The Great RaymondÕs Okito Rice Bowls. New York: Okito, ca. 1908. White china bowls with celluloid gimmick, which allow the magician to double the quantity of rice placed in th

From Okito on Magic, page 137 and originally described in The Sphinx, March 1951, the effect is as follows: Magician shows three different colored empty tubes that nest within one another and clear Pl

David Tobias "Theodore" Bamberg (aka Fu Manchu) (19 February 1904 – August 1974) was an itinerant magician who traveled with his full evening magic show from the early to mid part of the 20th c

Described in Okito On Magic. A dove is placed into a box decorated in oriental style. The box is suspended in the center of the stage (rigging not included) and at the magician’s command, the box fa

Okito (Tobias Bamberg). The Great RaymondÕs Matter Through Matter. New York: Okito Maker, ca. 1908. A sheet of silk is attached to a metal wooden frame. A moveable target is placed at the center of t

Pair of H.J. Elliot’s Okito Boxes. Gurnee: Precision Magic Metals, ca. 2000. One stainless steel and one bronze heavy duty Okito-style coin boxes; each hold three silver dollars. With instructio

Jumbo card effect with intricate mechanism. A Jumbo Card magically appears piece by piece in a beautiful wooden frame. A mechanical masterpiece with the mechanism made by Sam Fehrenz?

This is from a limited edition of 25 sets made in 2009 by Nielsen Magic. It is believed that Okito only made one set in conjunction with Joe Berg that originally resided in the Albo collection. The pe

Two elaborately silk-screened tables of dragon design, modeled after Okito’s. Built and screen painted by Homer Hudson, circa 1975. Hudson noted that each table required over 40 screenings to paint

Ornately decorated Asian-themed center table as used by Okito to hold his Checker Cabinet mystery in-performance. Made by Norm Nielsen in Okito-style and decorated with rare transfer decals. Folds fla