Harry Houdini owned Handcuffs. ca. 1905

Harry Houdini Personally Owned Handcuff Key in Museum Quality Framed Display W/COA - This framed display contains a handcuff key that was owned and used by famed magician and escapologist Harry Houdin

An antique handcuff key owned and used by Harry Houdini with documentation framed to museum standards

Houdini, Harry (Ehrich Weiss). Life, History and Handcuff Secrets. Leicester: Wilsons’ Printers, ca. 1907. Original pictorial pale yellow wrappers (a variant, bearing printer’s data lower left of

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” “

[Escapologist] Harry Kardoc. Handcuff King and Jail Breaker Postcard. Australia, ca. 1900s. Bearing an illustration of the Houdini imitator fully manacled. 3 x 5 ”. Divided back. Not postally used.

[Escapologist] Harry Kardoc King of All Handcuff Kings Memoranda Note. Australia, Bexhill Ptg., ca. 1910s. Bi-fold pictorial unused piece of memoranda for the Houdini imitator. 8 x 10 ”. Old horizon

Harry Houdini's personal used handcuffs and a single key Provenance: From the direct estate of Ginette Quinn Included will be a letter of authenticity from Harry Houdini's personal caretaker

Harry Houdini Personally Owned Alamo Cuff in Museum Quality Framed Display W/Sidney Radner LOA - This metal cuff was found buried in the sand at the Alamo in Texas, and was personally owned by famed m

HOUDINI, Harry. Handcuff Secrets. London: George Routledge and Sons, Limited, 1910. Publisher’s pictorial boards. Photographic portrait frontispiece with Fry's Cocoa advertisement to rear. Illus

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. Inscribed and Signed Real Photo Postcard. Circa 1910. Striking silver print half-length portrait postcard of Harry Handcuff Houdini, boldly inscribed and signed “To/ Laurence Sulliva

Houdini, Harry (Ehrich Weisz). Inscribed and Signed Real Photo Postcard of Houdini. Circa 1910. Silver gelatin half-length portrait postcard captioned “Harry Handcuff Houdini,” boldly sign

[MAGIC]. Group of pitch books, photos, and ephemera. Over 15 items, including: Conjuring, or Magic Made Easy (New York Popular Pub. Co, ca. 1880s); HOUDINI, Harry. The Adventurous Life of a Versatile

Houdini restraint belt porportedly owned by Harry Houdini. 17" x 14"

A page owned by Harry Houdini, and a key Measures: 12 x 10 inches, framed

Houdini, Harry (Ehrich Weisz). Houdini-Owned Key. Circa 1920s. Long barrel-type key from Houdini’s collection, handsomely framed together with a later photograph of the magician and an extensive LOA

Bronze skeleton key owned and used by Harry Houdini Key is stamped with initials of Harry Houdini Provenance: On August 22, 1993 the late Richard Wresch's son, Dr. Robert R. Wresch sold his father's c

Houdini, Harry (Ehrich Weisz). The Justly World Famous Self-Liberator Harry Houdini. New York: Empire Job Print, ca. 1915. Four-page pictorial brochure advertising Houdini′s appearance at New Yo

[Houdini, Harry] A Kingbreaker Key Possibly Owned and Modified by Houdini. As-found from the collection of escape artist and magician Joseph Kolar, a key tied to a Reese padlock with original accompan

Embossed on lower right corner The New York Times Photo CollectionHarry Houdini shows how to escape handcuffs, 1918.Comes with Photo Archives Certification and Purchase Info.First line of Letter head

An album page measuring 3x5 inches, signed and dated by the magician Harry Houdini. In 1904, thousands watched as he tried to escape from special handcuffs commissioned by London's Daily Mirror, keepi

Poster titled "Houdini - Europe's Eclipsing Sensation - The World's Handcuff King", copyright to left side "The U.S. Lithograp Co. Rusell Morgan Print - Cincinnati & New York" , 28 x 20 inches Lot not

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

Houdini, Harry (Ehrich Weisz). Houdini Engraved Greeting Card. Stuttgart: Carl Ebner, ca. 1908. Folding card bearing the engraved portraits of Bess and Harry Houdini and printed greeting on the front