Card Sword. London: Harry Stanley, ca. 1950s. The

Card Sword. London: Harry Stanley, ca. 1950s. The selected card is speared by the sword when the pack of cards is thrown into the air. Nickel-plated, with vintage wooden carrying case. Ownership signa

Ganson, Lewis. Dai Vernon’s Ultimate Card Secrets. London: Harry Stanley, ca. 1967. Publisher’s pebbled red buckram, pictorial dust-wrapper. Inscribed and signed on the flyleaf: “Best magical wi

Ganson, Lewis. Dai Vernon's Tribute to Nate Leipzig. London: Harry Stanley, ca. 1960. First Edition. Publisher's cloth, illustrated with photographs. 8vo. Inscribed and Signed by Dai Vernon. Lacking j

Dagger of Damocles. London: Harry Stanley, ca. 1950. The blade of a chrome-plated dagger is dipped into a clear tumbler. Mysteriously, the tumbler remains suspended from the dagger. Bakelite handle. M

Ganson, Lewis. Dai Vernon's Tribute to Nate Leipzig. London: Harry Stanley, ca. 1960. First edition. Publisher's cloth with pictorial jacket. Illustrated with photographs. 8vo. Inscribed and signed on

Ganson, Lewis (compiler). Inner Secrets of Card Magic Trilogy. London: Harry Stanley, 1960 - 61. Three volumes, each Inscribed and Signed to Frank Csuri by Vernon. Printed soft wrappers. Illustrated.

“Vernon” Cups. London, Unique Magic Studio (Harry Stanley), ca. 1957. Set of three copper cups with engraved design meant to mimic the look of Dai Vernon’s own set of cups. Opening 3 ” in diam

Mlle. Clifford Sword Swallower Cabinet Card. London, ca. 1905. The verso bears a pencil inscription reading "compliments from Mlle. Clifford from London, England." Water stains to mount not affecting

Two nautical sextants. Including: Sextant. London: Stanley, [ca. 19th century]. Copper with brass furniture, original glass and mirrors (one mirror is chipped and broken, some tarnishing to gauge, lig

Reynolds & Sons Playing Cards. London, ca. 1860 [?]. 52 (complete). Single-ended courts, no indices. Embossed green diamond back design.

Original metal street sign for Baker Street, “Borough of St. Marylebone. Baker Street, W. 1.”. [London: ca. 1950s]. Printed metal sign in original mounting frame (18 x 30”). Some tar

[Vernon, Dai] Ganson, Lewis. Dai Vernon’s Tribute to Nate Leipzig. London: Harry Stanley, (1958). Publisher’s cloth with pictorial dust-wrapper. Inscribed and signed by Vernon to John Scarne on th

Thomas Creswick Portrait Playing Cards. London, ca. 1830. 32 (complete). Bezique deck with an “Old Frizzle” Ace of Spades. The court cards are inset in the middle of the card in imitation of a fra

Thomas Creswick Portrait Playing Cards. London: ca. 1830. 32/32. Excellent. Bezique deck with an "Old Frizzle" ace of spades. The court cards are inset in the middle of the card in imitation of a fram

Ganson, Lewis. The Dai Vernon Book of Magic. London: Harry Stanley, (1978). Cloth with jacket. Illustrated. 8vo. Inscribed and signed on the flyleaf by Vernon to Mike (Sinclair). Light wear to jacket;

Hoffmann, Professor (Angelo Lewis). Tricks with Cards. London, ca. 1884. First Edition. Scarce variant with publisher's color lithographed pictorial boards. Frontispiece. Illustrated with engravings.

Mikado Playing Cards. London: Goodall, ca. 1896. 52+J. Art nouveau back design. Gold edges. Box fragile, and lacks upper and lower panels, else very good.

Group of spook show, magic, and circus window cards. American, ca. 1950s/70s. Including a jumbo spook show window card (28 x 22”), split at central horizontal fold; Harlem Globetrotters window c

Type TV22 Bakelite TV produced by Bush Radio, London, UK ca. 1950s. Overall good visual condition, with some color flaking of the rim around the glass screen, working condition untested. Height: 40 cm

So Many Hands for Each Bowl of Rice / War on Want. [London, n.d., ca. 1950s/60s]. Silkscreen poster for the London charity organization; original text over-slip to lower left corner. 29 7/8 x 19 13 /1

Lot of 18 Carnival Window Cards. American, ca. 1950s/70s. Various carnivals and shows, including Royal American, Rogers Bros., Rohr’s Midway, Siebrand Bros., Art B. Thomas, Triple-R Amusements,

Two Chas. Goodall “Victorian” Playing Cards. London, England, ca. 1897. 1) 52 + Wrapper + Small Explanation Sheet + OB (top flap missing & side split). Gilt Edges, lovely portrait of the Queen on

Waddy Productions “Physogs” Game and Playing Cards Lot. London, ca. 1930s. A “character analysis” game in which players piece together the eyes, nose, and mouth of the blank faces shown. With

Chas. Goodall “Historic” Playing Cards. London, England, ca. 1893. 52 + 2 Adv. Cards + Original Wrapper + OB. Deluxe Edition. Goodall name on all the aces. NM.