Alexander The Man Who Knows.

Alexander, The Man Who Knows was the highest paid mystic/magician of the golden age of the 1910s & 1920s. Alexander often adorned himself in clothing inspired by the East, seen here in his turban. Ale

Alexander / The Man Who Knows. Circa 1915. Classic color lithograph depicting the magician and mind-reader’s turban-clad head on a red field. 42 x 28”. Faint folds, scattered short closed

A two-piece advertisement mounted on foam board, advertising "Alexander the Man who Knows", signed in the bottom-right "Av Yaga Bombay." CONDITION: Bright colors. One crease through the center. Some a

Property of an Okatie, SC Estate Description: Alexander, The Man Who Knows, Vintage Poster, c. 1915, color stone lithograph poster depicting a magician wearing a turban on a red background with wh

Alexander / The Man Who Knows. Circa 1915. Color stone lithograph poster depicting the mentalist-magician’s turban-clad head on a red background. 42 ¼ x 28”. Linen backed. Slight crea

Original lithograph poster. Dimensions: (Frame) H 46" x W 32", (Sight) H 40.5" x W 27" Condition: Few chips to frame.

Large lithographed three-piece advertisement mounted on foamboard for "Alexander the Man who Knows," signed in the bottom-right "Av Yaga Bombay." CONDITION: Bright colors and strong graphics. This is

Alexander (Claude Alexander Conlin). Alexander The Man Who Knows. Circa 1915. Color lithograph depicting Alexander’s turban-clad head on a red field. 42 x 28 ¼”. Restored corner chip upper left;

ALEXANDER (CLAUDE ALEXANDER CONLIN), C.1920. ONE SHEET LITHOGRAPH, FRAMED. HAS NOT BEEN EXAMINED OUTSIDE OF FRAME. 28"X42"

Alexander (Claude Alexander Conlin). Alexander. The Man Who Knows. Circa 1915. Color lithograph poster imploring the viewer to visit the fortune-telling magician and bearing an imposing portrait of th

minor tears,wrinkles,poster 28"x42",frame 33"x46",scratches on frame

Alexander. The Man Who Knows - 27.5" x 42".

Alexander, The Man Who Knows was the highest paid mystic/magician of the golden age of the 1910s & 1920s. Alexander often adorned himself in clothing inspired by the East, seen here in his turban. Ale

Charvet, David and John Pomeroy. Alexander: The Man Who Knows. Pasadena: Magic Words, 2004. Black cloth stamped in red. Number 691 from an edition of 1000 copies. Illustrated. 4to. Near fine.

Charvet, David and John Pomeroy. Alexander: The Man Who Knows. Pasadena: Mike Caveney’s Magic Words, 2004. Number 121 from an edition of 1000 copies. Black cloth stamped in red. Illustrated. 4to. Li

Charvet, David and John Pomeroy. Alexander: The Man Who Knows. Pasadena, 2004. Number 60 of 1,000 copies. Cloth, dust-jacket. Illustrated. 4to. Light wear to jacket, else fine.

By Charvet, David with John Pomeroy. First edition. 2004. Hardbound with dust jacket. Condition: Very good. Autographed by Charvet. Condition: Near Mint.

ALEXANDER (Claude A. Conlin, 1880 – 1954). ALEXANDER. THE MAN WHO KNOWS. Circa 1920. Iconic bust portrait poster with an image of Alexander’s turban-clad visage in black-and-white on a bri

ALEXANDER (Claude A. Conlin, 1880 – 1954).ASK ALEXANDER. THE MAN WHO KNOWS. Circa 1920. Enormous color stone lithograph billboard poster with Alexander’s head wrapped in a question mark at

Alexander (Claude Alexander Conlin). Alexander. The Man Who Knows. Circa 1915. Iconic one-sheet color lithograph of the magician and mentalist in turban, commanding attention against a solid red backg

Alexander (Claude Alexander Conlin). Alexander/ The Man Who Knows. Circa 1915. One-sheet (28 x 40") color lithograph picturing Alexander's turban-clad head on a red field. A.

Claude Conlin (1880-1954) of Alexandria South Dakota, known as "Alexander The Man Who Knows" was an American who performed wearing a turban for exotic effect. He was a very colorful individual and gre

Original Golden Age of Magic advertisement billboard poster: ALEXANDER THE MAN WHO KNOWS: ALEXANDER THE CRYSTAL SEER. Claude Alexander Conklin (American, 1880-1954). Iconic Image of of the mind-reader

Created by C. Alexander (“The Man Who Knows”) and Carl Owen. The medium hands out small cards on which the séance sitters write their questions to be answered from the “Great Beyond.” The car