Card Dagger. European [?], ca. 1920. A chosen card

Card Dagger. European [?], ca. 1920. A chosen card appears at the tip of the dagger. 25” long. Nickel-plated finish with scattered light tarnishing.

Original Real Photo Post Cards featuring Pony Express Race For Championship of the World. Photo by W. S. Bowman, number 6-D. No date plain back. FREE DOMESTIC SHIPPING.

Baseballn.p., ca. 1920-1985Enormous ML Baseball Archive, 100+ Autographed Cards, ca. 1920-1985ArchiveMassive baseball card collection, 100+ pieces, signed by historic Major League Baseball players, ma

Jumbo Rising Cards. European, ca. 1950. Selected cards from a jumbo pack rise from a nickel-plated houlette. 17Ó. Similar mechanics to AbbottÕs ÒNu-PowerÓ Card Rise. Gimmick repaired at top, else

Fancy Brass Card Press. European, ca. 1910. Single-screw card press with fancy cast brass sides and base, a shield on either side incorporating the suits of a deck of cards. Base 5 ¼ x 4”.

Fancy Wooden Card Press. European, ca. 1900. Single-deck, single-screw card press, its sides ornamented with metal and wooden decorations, one side bearing a hand-painted figure of the King of Clubs u

[HAWAII]. The Hawaiian Souvenir Playing Cards. USPC, ca. 1920. 52 + J + title card + OB. Gilt edges. Oval halftones of Hawaii on each recto, including surfer Duke Kahanamoku, landmarks of Honolulu, an

[Hawaii] The Hawaiian Souvenir Playing Cards. USPC, ca. 1920. 52 + J + EC + OB. Gilt edges. Oval halftones of Hawaii on each card, including surfer Duke Kahanamoku. Near fine. Hochman S29.

Monte Dealing Box. American [?], ca. 1920. Brass card dealing box with half-moon cutout and thumb hole for dealing the game of monte. Very good.

Victorian Card Press. European, ca. 1900. Two-screw hardwood press decorated brass studs and ornaments on the upper platen. Base 9 ¼ x 4”.

Rising Cards. Massachusetts: Val Evans, ca. 1939. Chosen cards rise from the pack while it is isolated in a wooden houlette on a tray. Locking gimmick defies detection. Tray 12 x 12". With instruction

Card Changing Box. European, ca. 1900. A playing card or billets placed in the empty box change into different cards, or a slip of paper when the lid is closed and opened. Mirrored lid. Flap falls clo

Aspioti Elka Uncut Sheet of Playing Cards. Athens, Greece, ca. 1920. Twenty-four court cards only. The courts represent personages of ancient Greece. The cards are not marked with the indices so perha

Card Gallows. Chicago: Joe Berg, ca. 1945. A chosen card is the only one that remains in the noose of a miniature gallows when the trap is opened and the balance of the deck falls through it. With car

Card in Balloon. Hamburg: Janos Bartl, ca. 1930. A chosen card appears when a balloon tied to a nickel plated stand suddenly pops. Unusual design; possibly used to produce a card from other objects. 8

Ca. 2000. A chosen card is predicted by magician. Likley the predecessor of the Annemann Slate Prediction. One of only 30 pieces produced. Lacks the gimmicked cards but easily replaced.

Karate Kard. Middlesex: Alan Warner, ca. 1990. A chosen card from a patience-sized pack of cards is placed into a box. When the box is opened, all the cards have been sliced into tiny pieces- except f

[Pacific Islands] Oceanic Steamship Co. Playing Cards. San Francisco, ca. 1920. 52 + J + EC + OB. Joker advertises the ocean liner’s service to Hawaii, Samoa, Tahiti, New Zealand, Australia, and

[Newfoundland] Newfoundland Souvenir Playing Cards. Ayre & Sons, ca. 1920. 52 + J + Booklet + OB. Backs red with Newfoundland dog. Rectangular scenes depicting towns, buildings, fishing and whaling, n

NYCC “Free Lance” No. 915 Playing Cards. New York, ca. 1920. 52 + J + OB. Very good; tears and rubbing to box. Hochman NY66.

Chas. Goodall “Shakespeare” Playing Cards. London, England, ca.1920. 52. Engraved emblem Aces and courts show characters from the works of Shakespeare. VG. Lightly soiled. Fournier (229) #395.

Hathaway Card in Balloon. Chicago, Sedghill Industries, ca. 1947. A signed chosen card appears inside a balloon on a small chrome stand when the balloon bursts. Gleaming metal prop in fitted hardwood

Pocket Watch With Playing Cards. Elgin Watch Company, Elgin, IL, ca. 1920. Paper dial, the red cards faded. Non-working. Fair.

Cloth Bag Card or Dice Holder. American, ca. 1920. Cloth bag tucks into waist band and manually opens and closes to drop cards or dice inside. Excellent.