Mikame Magician’s Stand.

Mikame Magician’s Changing Chest. Japan, late twentieth century. For switching cards, billets, money and small items. 8 ½ x 5 x 4”. Instructions. Fine.

Magician's Stock Poster. Buenos Aires: Alex Mir, ca. 1940. Modeled on the popular Friedlander design. A magician stands at the center of a panoply of illusions, props, and mystical figures. 29 ½ x 21

Mr. Fox the Magician (Bubble Blowing). Japan: Cragstan, 1950s. Battery operated toy. Fox magician stands behind a table lowering and raising his hat, as bubbles are magically produced from the tableto

Kings Gate Porcelain Magician Doll, Stands 17" tall, in Original Box with Stand

Alba, Profesor. Profesor Alba. El Hombre Que Juega Con La Muerte. Valencia: Graficas Valencia, ca. 1959. Vibrant color lithographed poster, in two sheets, advertising the magician who stands beside a

Budapest: Kincs Litho., 1936. Two wide eyes stare down at a modernist portrait of the Hungarian magician who stands beside his table while a skull floats above it. 22x 33 ". Edges and old folds worn,

Hand made; mohair; glass eyes. Dressed in a magician's attire. Includes stand. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 16"H Manufacturer: Donna Hodges

Sword of Creation. Vandalia, OH: Walter Sheppard, 1990s. A large frame decorated in bright lacquers with an Asian motif rests atop a thin metal stand. The magician displays the frame empty by opening

The Savoy. Huntington Beach: Magikraft Studios, 1993. A wooden stand allows the magician to switch one metal locket for a duplicate in the action of pulling the first locket free. With original instru

Cragstan Fox the Magician Battery-Operated Toy in Original Box. 1950s. Lithographed tin stand, hat, and base, magician with tin body, fabric tuxedo and cape, wire glasses. When activated, magician pro

Cherchez La Femme. New Haven, Petrie & Lewis (P&L), ca. 1930. Lacquered metal stand accommodating three cards. The magician mixes the cards, which can be seen through holes cut in the stand, yet the s

Lot of 3 WDCC Items including "Pretty in Pink" Dew Drop Fairy from Fantasia Ornament with Stand, "On With the Show" - Magician Mickey, and "On Top of the World" - Millennium Mickey. Millennium Mickey

Mighty Kara-Kum, The. Can You Stand 1000 Thrills/ Mystery Show. New York: E.J. Warner, ca. 1950. Bright pictorial window card (14 x 22") printed in three colors advertising the magician's spook and th

Egg Production Stand. Flein: Rüdiger Deutsch, ca. 2000. Tall plated metal stand with seven cups arranged around a central hub on which the magician places eggs he produces from mid-air in his bar

Billiard Ball Stand. German, ca. 1930s. Nickel-plated stand with cups for seven billiard balls produced by the magician. Four cups with pins in their bases, possibly to accommodate shells. Servante at

Fish Bowl Production and Stand. Vienna: S. Klingl, ca. 1930. Nickel plated stand displays three glass bowls filled with water produced by the magician from an empty foulard. Bowls specially manufactur

The magician produces seven golf balls at his fingertips which are placed in the ornamental wooden display stand. Cleverly gimmicked. Circa 1960. Condition: Very Good.

Ball and Silk Vase. Japan: Mikame, 1990s. A red wooden ball appears and vanishes from within the spun wooden vase. Stands 6” tall. Very good.

Circa 1910. A pocket watch is borrowed from a member of the audience and caused to disappear. Attention is called to a mirror on a stand, approximately 5 feet high. At the magician’s command, the ce

Twin—Di Box. Colon, Mich.: Abbott’s Magic Co., ca. 1980s. Stencil-painted wooden boxes on a black stand, holding a yellow die which vanishes and reappears between the magician’s hat and both box

Custom made circa 1965 for magician, Roland Hill (Roland Khan.) A dark wooden box on a low stand is shown. All four sides are folded down to exhibit the empty interior. The box is reassembled and when

Five cards are randomly selected by the audience, they are returned to the pack. The pack is mixed and then the magician springs the pack at a beautiful metal stand and instantly the selected cards ap

Fly-To Cage. European, ca. 1890. A sturdy metal birdcage vanishes from inside a box, only to reappear in a metal stand previously shown empty and set some distance away from the magician. Finely finis

Spirit Clock Dial. After Martinka & Co., ca. 1890. The dial is spun and stops on any number the magician desires. Brass hand, glass dial with gilded Roman numerals. Dial 12 ½” in diameter. Stand 44