Flexible Mirror. Indiana, PA: Kline, ca. 1970s. A

Flexible Mirror. Indiana, PA: Kline, ca. 1970s. A pre-examined mirror is slid into a wooden frame and then into a knitted cloth bag, whereupon the piece is threaded with an oversize brass needle and v

Turntable Stand. Indiana, PA: Bob Kline, ca. 1950. Hardwood pedestal secretly rotates. Used in conjunction with a mirror glass. Includes Donald Holmes Mirror Glass. Modeled on the Thayer design. 7 ½"

Pharaoh's Scarab Box. Indiana, PA: Kline, 1970s. A solid block visibly penetrated by a rod is freely lifted up again, though rod remains in place. Scarab and block attractively hand-painted with ancie

Kuma Tubes. Indiana, PA: Kline, 1970s. A production of silks is made from previously empty tubes (11 x 6 ¼") and then a brass vase (9" tall) appears, though it is shown to be larger than the tube its

Copenetro. Indiana, PA: Kline, ca. 1947. Four half-dollars vanish from coin stand and reappear in a covered glass resting on another stand. 6 ½" tall with glass. Base 6 ½". Coin stand 7" wide. With

Pyramid Blocks. Indiana, PA: Kline, 1970s. The order of a pyramid-shaped stack of brightly painted wooden blocks always remains the same whether the metal canister (10 x 5") holding them is turned ups

Copenetro - Tray Model. Indiana, PA: Kline, ca. 1950s. One of two units manufactured in this size and format of Kline's most popular trick, in which vanished coins reappear inside a covered glass. Tab

Magic Balance. Indiana, PA: Kline, 1970s. Milk in one of the two covered glasses magically jumps from one tray to the other, as the scale tips back and forth with the transfer of weight. Scale approx.

The Graveyard Ghost. Indiana, PA: Kline, 1970s. A hand-painted wooden skeleton draws from the tombstone houlette the card chosen by a spectator. 14 x 14". One of 36 units manufactured. With a sealed d

Chop Cup. Indiana, PA: Kline, 1970s. Lightweight painted Chinese-style wooden cup for the classic cup and ball effect. One of twelve units manufactured. 5" tall. Mouth 2 ¾". With two red crocheted ba

Mental Locket. Indiana, PA: Kline, 1970s. A previously empty golden locket seen through the opening of a black Lucite stand (7" tall) is found to hold the miniature version of a selected card. One of

Rabbit Rise. Indiana, PA: Kline, 1970s. A hand-painted wooden rabbit with Kline's characteristic drooping ear draws from the top hat the card chosen by a spectator. One of twelve units manufactured. 1

Super Sand Frame. Indiana, PA: Kline, 1970s. Specially-prepared cherry card frame (7 ¼ x 6 ¼") in which a spectator's selected and hand-signed card appears after frame is shown to be empty and cover

Jumbo Card Vanish. Indiana, PA: Kline, 1970s. Wooden slot frame (7 ¼ x 5") holding jumbo-sized playing card shown front and back. When opened, another card has appeared in its place. With gimmicked c

Handkerchief Box. Indiana, PA: Kline, 1970s. Rosewood box on a black base which, though openly displayed empty, produces or vanishes silks when replaced. 6 ½ x 6 ¼ x 9 ½ ", inclusive of base. One o

Jumbo Rising Cards. Indiana, PA: Kline, 1970s. Electric apparatus that facilitates the rise of three selected jumbo cards from a clear Lucite houlette (8 x 6 x 2 ½") placed a wooden, felt-topped tray

Jumbo Locking Card Box. Indiana, PA: Kline, 1970s. Wooden box (8 x 5 ½ x 1 1/8") painted green, with gold striping, for changing, vanishing, or producing a card. Magnetic flap. With felt carrying cas

Kleenex to Dove. Indiana, PA: Kline, 1970s. Jeweled painted-metal tissue box (10 ¼ x 5 x 3") from which tissues are drawn and formed into a paper dove before turning into a live bird. Load chamber co

Rabbit Vanish. Indiana, PA: Bob Kline, ca. 1980. A rabbit is placed in the box which is disassembled piece-by-piece to show that the animal has vanished. Wooden construction. 42" high. Finish shows we

Coin Ladder. Indiana, PA: Bob Kline, ca. 1958. Coins cascade down the ladder into the bowl held at its bottom. Concealed gimmick holds 15 half-dollar-size coins. 20" tall. One of 48 manufactured. Good

Joe Berg's Nest of Boxes. Indiana, PA: Kline (for Joe Stevens/Stevens Magic Emporium), 1970s. A borrowed coin or ring appears in the smallest of four nested and locked lacquered mahogany boxes (larges

Group of Klinecraft Magic Props. Indiana PA: Kline, 1920s - 70s. Fifteen pieces, including a unique painted gold card box (ca. 1928) believed to be among the first props Kline made; two white-capped w

Ring-A-Ling. Indiana, PA: Kline, 1980s. A borrowed ring vanishes from the rope on which it's threaded and reappears in the locked wooden box. Box approx. 2 ½" cubed. With rope and silk, plus instruct

Television Frame. Indiana, PA: Kline, 1950s. When the painted wooden television screen (approx. 12" square) resting on a matching stand is broken, a large quantity of silks are produced from the punct