Shipwrights Challenge Houdini Escape Handbill.

Houdini, Harry (Ehrich Weisz). Houdini Trunk Escape Challenge Handbill. Lowell, Mass., (1906). Letterpress challenge made by the foreman and box maker of Otis Allen & Son for Houdini to escape from a

Houdini, Harry (Ehrich Weiss). Nurses Escape Challenge. Kansas City, Mo., 1923. Letterpress handbill for the performance at the Orpheum Theater, in which a group of nurses challenge Houdini to escape

Houdini, Harry. New Orleans Item Challenges Houdini/ Manacled Dive Into The Mississippi River. Circa 1907. Pictorial letterpress challenge handbill on newsprint, daring Houdini to escape from manacles

Houdini, Harry. T Wharf Fishermen Challenge Houdini. Boston, 1911. Antique handbill challenge made by a group of Bostons sea captains and fishermen for Houdini to escape from a wooden plank to which h

Houdini, Harry. Houdini U.S. Navy Plank Escape Challenge. New York: Pusey Press, 1915. Letterpress challenge handbill (7 x 9 3/8”) by members of the U.S. Navy for Houdini “to escape from an eight

HOUDINI, Harry (Erik Weisz, 1874 – 1926). Kesner Packers Will Attempt to Expose Houdini. Challenge. New York, 1912. Letterpress printed handbill in red ink on cream-colored stock, being a challe

Murray (Murray Walters). Murray the Escape Artist Scrapbook/Route Book. Including challenges, handbills, and a handwritten route of Murray’s performances in the far East throughout the mid 1920s

Houdini, Harry. Hippodrome Theatre of Varieties/ Solid Silver Manacle Release. Brighton: W.E. Nash, ca. 1904. Letterpress challenge handbill (5 1/8 x 8”) heralding “the famous handcuff king” “

Blackstone, Harry. Emerson Show Boat Escape Handbill. Cincinnati: Union Label, ca. 1920. Early letterpress handbill advertising an escape act of Blackstone’s performed aboard a riverboat that traver

Large B & W photograph of Houdini - Houdini Escapes the jail cell measures approximately 17" x 22" in the frame Photo has a tear on the bottom right corner and some damage is noted at the top of the p

Walter B. Gibson "Houdini's Escapes and Magic" 1930: Published by Blue Ribbon Books. Binding is taped with green cloth covered boards. Light toning.

Miniature wooden models of trunk of all nations, spirit stocks, Houdini escape trunk, lions bride, Morrit cage, and Leroy cabinet. Some have labels reading Saram Ellison. Tallest of the group measures

Huge advertising banner used as backdrop in magic shows by Abb Dickson. The banner depicts Houdini Escape from Iron Can Filled with Water. Some fading is apparent on banner although colors are still v

Dunninger, Joseph. Dunninger Escape Wizard Handbill. Moleston Carnival. Spring Valley, N.Y.: Leader Print, ca. 1920s. Letterpress handbill (9 x 6”) on thin pale pink stock advertising Dunninger’s

This section of rope was used by Harry Houdini in one of his most famous escape acts of the 1910s and 1920s, the first occasion of which took place in 1912 in the East River in New York City. Houdini

Houdini, Harry (Ehrich Weiss). Houdini Brewery Challenge Letter. Dated December 26, 1911. A TLS on Indianapolis Brewing Co. letterhead challenging Houdini to be locked within a tank filled with "Liebe

ONE SHEET, SEYMOUR CHWAST ILLUSTRATION FOR THE SENSATIONAL HOUDINI WATER TORTURE ESCAPE, 1974. CREATED FOR THE LIVE TELEVISION BROADCAST. UNMOUNTED, EXCELLENT, 30"X46"

Houdini, Harry. Typed Letter “Challenge” to Harry Houdini from Wm. Filene’s Sons. Boston, Sept. 9, 1924. On one 4to page of Wm. Filene’s Sons Company, of Boston, the carpenters and packers of

Houdini, Harry. “Terror Island” Theater Handbill. Chicago: Taylor Co., 1920. Folding pictorial Bertha Theatre handbill featuring Houdini on the cover to advertise a showing of “Terror Island.”

Houdini, Harry (Ehrich Weisz). Chestnut St. Opera House Handbill. Feb. 8, 1926. Program handbill from Houdini’s final tour, printed on both sides of a single folded sheet. 9 x 6". Folds.

Rare Vintage 1974 The Sensational Houdini Water Torture Escape Color Lithography Advertising Poster. Created by Seymour Chwast to Promote A Live NBC Television Magic Show Sponsered By Mobil Oil, Featu

Harry Houdini Castle Lock Display Board. Being a collection of twenty-six twelfth century European castle locks, two large keys, and a pair of cuffs that Houdini used in his escape acts, presented in

Pair of leg irons and three locks in velvet lined case. Card inside of case reads: Houdini's Leg Irons These leg irons were owned and used by the world's greatest escape artist - Harry Houdini. Small

Official Spalding National League Baseball Signed in ink by the famous Escape Artist, Harry Houdini