Advance Die Box. New York: Richard Himber, ca. 1950s.

Improved Bill Fooled (with Polaroid Money). New York, Richard Himber, ca. 1959. Attractive leather wallet can be used to switch, vanish, or produce bills and other objects. With original box. Includes

Duolette. New York: Richard Himber, ca. 1950. A see-through Lucite houlette that doubles as a deck-switching device. Switching mechanism built into houlette. 4 x 4 ¾ x 3 ¾". Very good. Uncommon in t

Laff Riot. New York: Richard Himber, ca. 1964. The key for a padlock is looped over the lock's hasp and the lock is snapped shut. Even so, the key penetrates the hasp repeatedly. With original leather

Solid Gold Gimmick. New York, Richard Himber, ca. 1959. Any number of chosen cards rise from the case. 14-karat gold plated gimmick, cards, and original instructions. Very good.

Fifth Dimension Card Frame. New York: Richard Himber, ca. 1943. A vanished card reappears in the frame piece by piece. Each quarter of the card visibly appears in the frame one at a time. 5 ½ x 7". W

Improved Bill Fooled Wallet. New York: Richard Himber, ca. 1959. Morocco leather wallet (7 x 3 ½") used to switch, vanish, or produce bills, cigarettes, and other objects. With instructions in facsim

Porta-Copier. New York: Richard Himber, 1965. English Morocco wallet allows the magician to visibly print real dollar bills from blank slips of paper. Original box, enveloped, plate, and instructions.

TUDOR Tru-Action Baseball Game in original box, circa1950’s, made by Tudor Metal Products Corp., New York. The magnetic metal/tin baseball field is run by electric and still in vibrant colors and wo

Edward Farmer box. New York ca. 1930. Velvet and wood set with 6 jades. 5.5in length.

Parallel-Bar coffee table, New York, ca. 1950s; Chromed and enameled steel, walnut; Unmarked; 15" x 42" dia.

12 pages / boards of illustrations (28 in total -- some with multiple illustrations adhered to a single board) from an unidentified book published by Lion Books (Park Ave., New York, ca. 1950s-2000, o

[CIVIL WAR]. 7th New York Infantry Regiment cartridge box. [New York: ca. 1860s]. Original leather cartridge box, with brass insignia and fittings and flap cover. Approximately 164 x 125 x 35 mm. With

Andrew Dougherty Bezique Decks in Inlaid Box. New York, ca. 1872. Two decks (32 each), engraved Aces of Spades, square corners, single-ended courts. In a finely inlaid contemporary hardwood box. Box 6

12 illustrations from an unidentified book published by Lion Books (Park Ave., New York, ca. 1950s-2000, owned by Sayre Ross), including various humorous dining scenes, scenes with dogs and hamsters,

6 illustrations from an unidentified book published by Lion Books (Park Ave., New York, ca. 1950s-2000, owned by Sayre Ross), depicting a story of a police officer and a poodle, mixed media on board h

1 pearlescent round bag w/ flat back, carved lid & handle, label "Original Rialto N.Y.", 6.5" x 7" x 4.5" w/ 5" handle, (light scratches, discoloration to clasps, deep scratches in hinged clasp compon

Card Trimmer in Original Case. George W. Williams “Box Maker”, New York, ca. 1880. German silver and wooden base. Paper label and green felt on bottom. Exc.

Grace Line / For extra pleasure all the way. Caribbean - South American Cruises. Two posters. New York: K.N., ca. 1950s. Lithograph travel poster promoting Caribbean and South American cruises, w

Wagon wheel and abstract bookends, Colonial Williamsburg, VA/New York, NY, ca. 1950s; Brass-plated metal; Wagon wheels: stamped with "VM" logo and numbered; Each: 5" x 6 1/2" x 2", Abstract: Both sign

Suzy Perette New York Black Dress with Button Detail on Shoulders, ca. 1950's

Police Motorcycle with Sidecar. New York: Marx Toys, ca. 1950s. Wind-up toy with attached sidecar and siren. 8 _ x 6. Light scratches, sidecar has original windshield (cracked), wind key missing. Very

Kellogg’s Rocket Launching Plane Catapulting Aircraft Carrier Premium. New York: Elmar Products, ca. 1950s. A nicely detailed hard plastic aircraft carrier featuring a launching pad for miniatur

Oriental Dice Box. Arizona: Richard Gerlitz, ca. 2002. The magician predicts the sum of three dice after being shaken inside the box. Plastic with Oriental-themed decals on both sides. 2 ¾" diam., 1"

Anheuser Busch Advertising Knife with Stanhope. New York: Kastor and Bros, ca. 1950s. Stainless steel-bladed bartender pattern pocketknife with gilded corkscrew and edges. Stanhope depicts Adolphus Bu