Harry Houdini Magical Hall of Fame Bust.

COLLECTOR'S SERIES IN ORIGINAL BOX 8 1/4" X 4 1/4"

Sports Hall of fame Collectors Series 1963, box has large amounts of wear, tears at corners, decal on statue is lifting at the top corner

Houdini, Harry. Bust Portrait of a Smiling Houdini. Circa 1922. Famous portrait of Houdini with enigmatic smile looking intently at the camera. 5 x 7”. Very good.

Houdini, Harry. Bust Photo of Houdini, signed by Marie Hinson. Ca. 1920. Studio portrait of Houdini later used for the tipped in postcard of Houdini in Will Goldston’s Sensational Tales of Mystery M

Harry Houdini Signed "Third Annual Mystery Show" Program from Oct 10th, 1925, at Kimball Hall. Harry Houdini (March 24, 1874 – October 31, 1926). Harry Houdini's grand illusions and daring, spec

A marble bust of Harry Houdini. Ht: 24.75" Wd: 13.25" Dpth: 10"

Bust of Harry Houdini of unknown material, approx. 8.5" high. Unsigned with no mfg. mark located.

[Houdini, Harry] Plaster Busts of Harry and Bess Houdini. American, 1930s. Matching gilded statuettes of the Houdinis, height 6”. Small chips to tips of noses and other minor wear, else good.

Houdini, Harry. Two Houdini Bust Portraits. New York, Apeda Studio, [n.d.]. Later printings of two famous and striking photographs of Houdini. Printed from the original glass negatives. 8 x 10”.

Houdini, Harry. Three Houdini Bust Portraits. New York, Apeda studio, [n.d.]. Later printings of three well-known and striking photographs of Houdini. Printed from the original glass negatives. 8 x 10

Houdini, Harry (Ehrich Weiss). S.A.M. Centenary Bust. [New York], 2002. Finely executed desk bust of the great magician. Number 700 from an edition of 1,000 (numbered label underside). Approx. 4 x 2 x

1940 Play Ball #171 Harry Heilmann Baseball Card (investment quality)

Houdini, Harry (Ehrich Weisz). Portrait Photograph of Harry Houdini. [New York], ca. 1920. Bust portrait of the magician in formal attire. Gelatin print, matte-finish. 7 x 5”. Hand-stamp to verso: �

Houdini, Harry (Ehrich Weisz). Magical Rope Ties & Escapes. London: Will Goldston Ltd., (1922). British edition, bearing the Kellar dedication slip to ffep. Pictorial boards. Plates and illustrations.

Houdini, Harry (Ehrich Weisz). Smiling Bust Portrait of Houdini. New York (?), ca. 1925. Handsome sepia toned bust portrait of the famous magician in an unusual smiling pose. 7 x 9 ”. One tiny hole

A 1991 Tribute To Bud Wilkinson Ceremony Award Bust Presented to Hall of Fame Oklahoma Football Coach Bud Wilkinson In 1991, legendary Oklahoma football coach Bud Wilkinson was honored with "A Tribute

From the collection of Hall of Fame Sports Writer, Bill Madden. Aloysius Harry Simmons signed black and white Hall of Fame Plaque Card. Signature was written with a black steel- tip fountain pen. This

Houdini, Harry. Portrait of Harry Houdini, Inscribed and Signed. Circa 1922. Classic sepia-toned bust portrait of Houdini, boldly inscribed and signed in the upper right. 7 x 5”. Near fine.

We are excited to offer a remarkable piece of magical history: a 1922 copy of 'Houdini's Paper Magic,' personally signed by the legendary escape artist and magician, Harry Houdini. This book, presente

HOUDINI, Harry (Ehrich Weisz). Houdini Palace Music Hall Playbill. [Chicago], 1914. Oversize printed playbill for Houdini’s Chicago appearance in 1914 including the Water Torture Cell and Needle

Hall of Fame Signed Baseball Satchel Paige, Casey Stengel, Lefty Gomez, Earl Averill, Harry Hooper Full JSA Certificate: Reach USA baseball signed by several hall of famers. Satchel Paige, Casey Steng

Houdini, Harry. Photograph of Harry and Beatrice Houdini with Okito, Ching Ling Foo, and Foo’s Daughter. [New York], ca. 1913. The group is pictured outside a performance hall (Brighton Breach Theat

[Houdini, Harry (Ehrich Weiss)] W.H.J. Shaw. Magic Up To Date, or Shaw's Magical Instructor [Houdini's Copy]. Chicago, [1896]. Publisher's gilt-stamped cloth. Front pastedown bearing an early pictoria

A Group of 15 Vintage Golf Hall of Fame and Champion Signed Autographed Index Cards, comprising of Arnold Palmer, Gene Littler, Henry Cotton, Sam Snead, Gary Player, Ralph Guldahl, Lighthorse Harry Co