[HOUDINI, Harry] (Erik Weisz, 1874 – 1926). The Conjurers' ...

HOUDINI, Harry (Erik Weisz) (1874 – 1926). Mr. Houdini. Early German Playbill. Onsabruck: A. Liesecke, 1901. Letterpress broadside for an early appearance at the Circus Corty-Althoff just one ye

HOUDINI, Harry (Erik Weisz, 1874 – 1926). Houdini Typed Letter to a Fellow Magician, Signed. Dated June 5, 1921, Houdini writes in a humorous tone to “F.J.W.” (likely Francis J. Wern

HOUDINI, Harry (Erik Weisz, 1874 – 1926). Signed Houdini New York Hippodrome Program. (New York), 1919. Five-cent staple-bond souvenir program, orig. color wraps, with a photo of Houdini reprodu

HOUDINI, Harry (Erik Weisz, 1874 – 1926). Kesner Packers Will Attempt to Expose Houdini. Challenge. New York, 1912. Letterpress printed handbill in red ink on cream-colored stock, being a challe

HOUDINI, Harry (Erik Weisz, 1874 – 1926). The Unmasking of Robert-Houdin. New York: Printers Publishing Co., 1908. FIRST EDITION. Brown cloth decorated in white and black (head of spine and tops

HOUDINI, Harry (Erik Weisz, 1874 – 1926). Houdini Typed Letter to Remigius Weiss. Dated January 20, 1925 and typed on Houdini’s lettered notepaper bearing his New York address, he writes,

HOUDINI, Harry (Erik Weisz, 1874—1926). News Clipping Pertaining to David Devant, Signed by Houdini. Indianapolis, 1911. Full broadsheet from the Indianapolis Star, 31 December 1911, with two co

HOUDINI, Harry (Erik Weisz, 1874 – 1926). Smiling Portrait of Harry Houdini. Circa 1921. Attractive matte finish sepia tone portrait of the escape artist, as used on the cover of later editions

Harry Houdini signed and inscribed 8X10 portrait photo. Harry Houdini was born on March 24, 1874, and passed away on October 31, 1926, his birth name in Hungary was Erik Weisz (which was changed to Eh

Harry Houdini signed picture. Harry Houdini was born on March 24, 1874, and passed away on October 31, 1926, his birth name in Hungary was Erik Weisz (which was changed to Ehrich Weiss when he immigra

HOUDINI, Harry (1874-1926). The Right Way to Do Wrong. New York, 1906. Publisher’s original pictorial wraps. Illustrated. 8vo. Minor spotting and soiling to wraps, spine weathered but holding. G

[Houdini, Harry (Ehrich Weisz)] Conjurers’ Monthly Magazine. Signed by Houdini. [New York], 1907. Cloth-backed boards. Second volume (of two) only. Flyleaf, detached, boldly inscribed and signed, ��

Houdini, Harry (Ehrich Weisz). Conjurers’ Monthly Magazine. Kaufman & Greenberg, 1991. From the edition of 500 sets, two vols., cloth, slipcased. 4to. Slight scuffing to covers and case.

[HOUDINI, Harry] (Ehrich Weisz). The Conjurers' Monthly Magazine. New York: Harry Houdini, 1906-1908. V1 N1 (Sept. 1906) – V2 N12 (Aug. 1908). Complete File. Two volumes, bound in red buckram. E

HARRY HOUDINI (1874-1926) Ink autograph and drawing of escape artist Harry Houdini Signed towards top 6 1/2 x 4 3/4"

HARRY HOUDINI (1874-1926) An inscribed signature from Houdini executed in ink on an album page which reads - "To Hank with compliments / Harry Houdini" 4" x 6 1/2" Signature acquired in person on July

Signed Edition, A Magician Among The Spirits, by Harry Houdini (Ehrich Weiss, 1874-1926), published by Harper Brothers, New York and London, 1924, First Edition. Hardcover, gilt embossed cloth bound,

HARRY HOUDINI (AMERICAN ILLUSIONIST 1874-1926), AUTOGRAPH CUT. 2 X 3"

The Sphinx Magazine Signed by Harry Houdini dated September 15th, 1922. Harry Houdini (March 24, 1874 - October 31, 1926). Harry Houdini's grand illusions and daring, spectacular escape acts made him

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

Harry Houdini (March 24, 1874 – October 31, 1926), signed 2.5 x 5 cut dated: 3 3 20. Paper and ink have aged over time. Harry Houdini's grand illusions and daring, spectacular escape acts made h

Houdini, Harry (Ehrich Weisz). Chestnut St. Opera House Handbill. Feb. 8, 1926. Program handbill from Houdini’s final tour, printed on both sides of a single folded sheet. 9 x 6". Folds.

Houdini, Harry (Ehrich Weisz). Two Pieces of Houdini Ephemera. Including a Shubert Princess Theatre program featuring Houdini (Mar. 8, 1926; 12pp.) and an envelope from Houdini Picture Corp. (New York

Houdini, Harry (Ehrich Weisz). Photograph of Houdini and “The Greats.” New York, ca. 1926. Candid photograph taken in Houdini’s back yard in Harlem shows T. Nelson Downs, Frank Ducrot, Frederick