Two telegrams from Howard Thurston to daughter Jane

Milwaukee Society of Magicians. 1930s. A black buckram folio scrapbook containing approximately two dozen pieces of pasted in ephemera, including two TLSs and one telegram from Howard Thurston to the

Thurston, Howard. Two Books by Thurston. Including Howard Thurston’s Card Tricks (London: L. Upcott Gill, [1901]; first edition), frontis., plates, p. [1] 2—87 [88] + 1 ad leaf + 20 pages pub.’s

The Saturday Evening Post with two articles by Howard Thurston one titled Trickery in High Places and one titled The Magic Business from the March 27, 1926, publication. The pages with the articles by

Thurston, Howard. Early Howard Thurston theater program. Circa 1905. For an appearance in Sydney, Australia at the Palace Theatre, on one of Thurstons early world tours. Two portraits of the magician

Thurston, Howard. Howard Thurston Typed Letter, Signed. Dated July 21st, 1931. Thurston writes on his two-color letterhead to fellow performer and juggler Gus Hill, admonishing him to follow along wit

Thurston, Howard. Thurston. World’s Famous Magician. Cleveland: The Otis Litho. Co., 1928. Full color lithograph depicting the iconic portrait of Thurston gazing to his right with two devils perched

Thurston, Howard. Typed Letter Signed, "Howard Thurston," to Doc Nixon. Cleveland, December 26, 1929. On Thurston's two-color embossed letterhead, a letter wishing Nixon a Happy New Year. 7 x 9 ". Ver

Thurston, Howard. Typed Letter Signed to Betty Jane Kolar. Chicago: April 10, 1930. On one sheet of Thurston’s letterhead, a note from Erlanger Theatre expressing his hope to meet with Betty Jane be

[Meyerbooks] Group of 10 Publications. Glenwood, 1980s—90s. Including The Wizard Exposed (1987); Jean Hugard (1997); Howard Thurston’s Card Tricks (1991); Illusion Show (1991); two volums by Parri

Thurston, Harry. Harry Thurston. Illusionist. Circa 1930s/40s. Two-color poster depicting the magician, brother of Howard Thurston, levitating a woman, with silhouettes of orchestra members in the for

Thurston, Howard. Three Throw-Out Cards. 1910s - 30s. Each bearing a portrait of Thurston; two versos with Miller Tires advts., the third depicting Thurston with skull in hand. In fair to good conditi

Thurston, Howard. Five Throw-Out Cards. 1930s - 40s. Four different color examples, rectos bearing portraits of Thurston, two versos advertising Thurston's Perfect Breather sleeping aid. Good to very

Thurston, Howard. John Petrie’s S.A.M. Membership Card, Signed by Thurston. New York, 1929. Thick cardstock printed in two colors, stamped number 1215, certifying Petrie for annual membership within

one dated 1856 and monogrammed "E.D." (27.5 in.) (loss to handle); the second monogrammed "MB" (27.5 in.). Collection of Charles E. and Jane B. Wehland of Howard County, Maryland and Raleigh, NC Addit

Style Two, initials on handles. Set includes: King Henry VIII (3.25"H), Catherine of Aragon, Anne Boleyn, Jane Seymour, Anne of Cleves, Catherine Howard, and Catherine Parr. This set was commissioned

Style Two, initials on handles. Set includes: Catherine of Aragon, Anne Boleyn, Jane Seymour, Anne of Cleves, Catherine Howard, and Catherine Parr. This set was commissioned by Lawleys By Post in a li

(American, 1872-1952) Daughter of Two Worlds, 1916, signed and dated lower left "Howard Chandler Christy 1916", watercolor on paper, 38 x 25 in.; modern wood and gilt wood frame, 48-1/2 x 35-1/2 in.

Six pieces of pottery by Jane Graber including two Christmas plates 1986 and 1989 plus three pieces by Carolyn Curran and Phyllis Howard. Tallest 1" H.

Doris Day Howard Keel Warner Bros. Included in the lot are two sets of six photos and small promotionals related to the film. 27 x 41

Southern School, "Four Family Portraits, Possibly the James Howard Family," ca. 1870, consisting of three oil painted photographs of the father and two daughters on card, each with "F. Law's Photograp

The Copper Shop, Oakland hammered copper crumber set c1913-1934. Owned and operated by two woman, Bessie Whitaker & Jane Bragdon, who were most likely trained by either Dirk van Erp or his daughter, A

The Copper Shop, Oakland hammered copper pen tray c1913-1934. Owned and operated by two woman, Bessie Whitaker & Jane Bragdon, who were most likely trained by either Dirk van Erp or his daughter, Agat

Cincinnati: The Strobridge Litho. Co., 1909. Full color lithograph portrays Kellar's successor performing a rapid transposition illusion with the assistance of imps and gnomes. Assistants appear and d

Marshall Studios, oak and glazed ceramic tile, c. 1960’s, height 22 inches, diameter of top 15.25 inches. NOTE: Due to its size, this item is not eligible for in house shipping. If