Bertram, Charles. A Magician in Many Lands.1911

Bertram, Charles. A Magician in Many Lands. London: George Routledge and Sons, 1911. Maroon cloth, gilt-stamped. Color photographic frontispiece. Illustrated with photographs. 8vo. Spine toned, some s

Bertram, Charles. A Magician in Many Lands. London: George Routledge, 1911. Navy cloth stamped in gilt and blind. Frontispiece. Plates. 8vo. Hinges a bit weak, gift inscription to flyleaf, otherwise f

Bertram, Charles. Isn't It Wonderful? London: Swann & Sonnenschein, 1896. First Edition. Crimson cloth gilt stamped. Frontispiece, plates. 8vo. Ownership signature of magician Hugall Benedict on flyle

Bertram Charles Binning (Canadian, 1909-1976), Untitled, oil and pencil on card board, signed lower right, Pagurian Press Limited (Toronto, Ontario) label affixed verso, board: 15"h x 12.5"w, overall

Attributed to B.C. Binning, no coa, private collection, medium: oil, measurements: 24"H X27"W framed, mint condition Biography: Bertram Charles Binning OC RCA, popularly known as B. C. Binning, was be

Bertram, Charles. Isn't it Wonderful? London: Swann and Sonnenschein, 1896. Presentation Copy of the First Edition. Inscribed and signed by Bertram on the title page: “To Dr. Sinclair, with the Auth

Bertram, Charles. Isn't It Wonderful? London: Swann & Sonnenschein, 1896. First Edition. Crimson cloth gilt stamped. Frontispiece, plates. 8vo. Minor external wear. Nice copy.

NO RESERVE Bertram (Charles) Isn't it Wonderful?, first edition, signed presentation inscription from the author to title, browning to endpapers, upper hinge breaking but holding firm, original pictor

Bertram, Charles. Isn’t It Wonderful? London: Swann Sonnenschein & Co., 1896. First edition. Tall cream cloth volume gilt stamped with beveled edges, top edge gilded. Frontispiece. 4to. Cloth chippe

Bertram, Charles. Isn't It Wonderful? London: Swann & Sonnenschein, 1896. First Edition. Crimson cloth gilt stamped. Frontispiece, plates. 8vo. Covers rubbed and slightly discolored.

Dawes, Edwin. Charles Bertram: The Court Conjurer. Washington, D.C.: Kaufman and Co., 1997. Number 34 of 50 Deluxe Edition copies Signed by the author. Leather hardcover with jacket, with slipcase. Il

Dawes, Edwin. Charles Bertram: The Court Conjurer. Washington, D.C.: Kaufman & Greenberg, 1997. First Edition. Black cloth stamped in silver, with jacket. Plates and illustrations. 4to. Very good.

1979. Aquatint Etching. Artist's proof. Sheet: 28 x 22.75 inches. Plate: 23.75 x 18.5 inches. Titled "The Magicians", lower left. "Artist's Proof" in pencil, to the left of signature and date "Klabund

Charles Bertram (C. B.) Johnson (American, 1915-1997), Untitled (Abstract Form), carved marble sculpture, initialed verso, overall: 5.5" x 10.5"w x 5.5"d

Carter the Great Window Cards. Otis Litho, ca. 1920s. Classic color lithographed window cards for the magician Charles Carter, including “Carter Beats the Devil” and “World’s W

Circa 1940. A version of the Vin Thomas effect. Built and performed by well-known Southern California court judge and amateur magician, Charles Fricke (1882-1958.) In effect, a spectator selects one c

36. Pecor, Charles. The Magician on the American Stage. 1752-1874. Illustrated. 2 volumes, including expository notes housed in rear pocket. 8vo, decorated leatherette; light wear, a few pencil lines

Charles Stickley Massive Bertram Rocker c1910. Unsigned. Excellent original finish. 36"h x 34"w x 38"d. Spend $7500 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE within the lower 48 states.

Roltare, Charles. Throw-Out Card of Magician Roltare. New York, Mahatma Magazine, ca. 1905. Portrait of Roltare and text “Roltare/Master of Magic” on recto; stock images of various magic tricks on

Multi piece cast iron mechanical bank, Magician, original design by Charles A. Bailey. Unmarked. Provenance: Single owner collection, suburban Philadelphia estate. Size: 8"T Shipping Note: For your co

Designed by Charles Bailey. Made by J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Connecticut - Early 1900's. The magician has ascended the stairs and waits patiently at his podium to make your pennies disappear

Designed by Charles A. Bailey, this is the harder to find version featuring pink stairs. Place coin on the table and as the lever is pressed, the magician covers the coin with his hat and moves his he

J. & E. Stevens Co., designed by Charles A. Bailey, Patented 1901, cast iron, a novel example demonstrating the slight of hand appeal of a magician, placing coin on table and pressing lever allows mag

Strong Box (Lippincott Box). Bayside, New York: Charles Kalish, ca. 1975. An innocent aluminum strong box, which, even though it is locked, allows the magician access to its contents. 2" wide. Fine. S