Pagoda Production Box. Tampa: Warren Hamilton, ca.

Pagoda Production Box. Tampa: Warren Hamilton, ca. 1950. An empty box is suddenly filled with solid objects. Operated similarly to the Thayer Wu-Ling Pagoda. Finely stenciled designs. 6 x 6 x 8". Fini

Mirror Box. Tampa: Warren Hamilton, ca. 1950. Handsome box is shown empty, then a large production of silks or even livestock is made from within. Handsome paint and stenciling. 8 ½ x 8 ½ x 11". Min

Crystal Casket. Tampa: Warren Hamilton, ca. 1955. An empty box with Plexiglas sides instantly fills with handkerchiefs or two live canaries. Base 8 ½ x 7 ½". Finish worn; good working condition.

Square Circle. Tampa: Warren Hamilton, ca. 1955. Round and square tubes are each shown empty, then nested and placed on a short stand. A giant production is made from within. Stencil painted in the Ha

Square Circle. Tampa: Warren Hamilton, ca. 1955. Round and square tubes are each shown empty, then nested and placed on a short stand. A giant production is made from within. Stencil painted with a ge

Jo-Anne Improved Card Duck. Tampa: Warren Hamilton, ca. 1950. Painted wooden duck with spring mechanism controlling movement of neck and bill, to pick chosen cards from a deck placed in the box. Lette

Asian Gong. Tampa: Warren Hamilton, ca. 1950. Decorative brass gong hangs from a highly decorated wooden frame, magnificently lacquered by Hamilton with Dragons and an Asian character. 38 ½ x 47". Ba

Forgetful Yogi. Tampa: Warren Hamilton, ca. 1960. The head of a wooden Yogi Bear cutout high is removed, vanishes, and reappears. 17 ½" high. With instructions. Hallmarked. Good. This version of the

Color Changing Fan. Tampa: Warren Hamilton, ca. 1950. A fan changes colors, from yellow, to red, to green, to multi-colored. Attractive Hamilton lacquered design. Very good.

Dragon Side Stand. Tampa: Warren Hamilton, ca. 1950. Bi-fold stand with top used as a side table in a magic act. Lacquered with dragon design. Felt-covered top with fringe. Wear visible; good.

O ga, 2340 twin motor GG1, tuscan, stripes worn on 1 side, 2543 William Penn, 2544 Molly Pitcher, 2542 Betsy Ross, 2541 Alexander Hamilton, ca 1955, orig boxes minor to some wear, car boxes missing 5

WYATT, Snap (1905-1984). Riverview Park “Palace of Wonders” Sideshow Banner. Tampa: Snap Wyatt Productions, ca. 1950s. Paint on canvas. Sideshow banner depicting a variety of “freaks

Custom made circa 1965 for magician, Roland Hill (Roland Khan.) A dark wooden box on a low stand is shown. All four sides are folded down to exhibit the empty interior. The box is reassembled and when

Made by Carl Owen at Owen Magic Supreme ca. 1950’s, This cabinet can be held in one hand while the other does the manipulation. The cabinet has doors in front, rear, and top which may all be opened

h 3,5 x 15 x 10 cm in wood and silk-screened metal.Fornasetti production

[Tobacciana] J.M. Martinez Co. Havana Cigars Advertising Playing Cards. Tampa, FL, ca. 1900s. 52 + J + EC + OB. Extra card advertises “Selector” brand cigars. Box rubbed and top flap detached, oth

[Tobacciana] J.M. Martinez Co. Havana Cigars Advertising Playing Cards. Tampa, FL, ca. 1900s. 52 + J + OB. Deck retained in original inner wrapper, light wear and adhesive residue on box.

Joss House Drawer Box. Los Angeles: Owen Brothers, ca. 1955. Empty box fills with a rabbit. Then a second production is made. Before the second production, the box can be shown empty by opening rear p

Large Group of vintage ladies watches including Elgin & Illinois pocket, Wizard pocket ca. pocket wrist, Whittnauer, Hamilton, Gruen, Gruen in original box. 20+ watches.

A wonderfully decorated cabinet is shown empty by the magician. With a magic pass, the cabinet suddenly fills to capacity with production items. Colorfully painted, ca. 1945.

Ultra Card Box (Thin). New Haven: Petrie and Lewis (P&L), ca. 1935. Cupro-silver box approximating the look of a cigarette case makes possible the vanish, production, or change of objects that fit ins

Card Box. New Haven: Petrie & Lewis (P&L), ca. 1930s. Cupro-silver box fashioned after a cigarette case, facilitating the vanish, production, or change of thin objects fitting inside. Hallmarked. 4 x

Small Coils. New Haven: Petrie & Lewis [?], ca. 1930s. Metal pull-like device used for the production of miniature Hat Coils. With original box.

The Mignon Production. Florida: Paul Lembo, 2000s. A large pagoda-like box is shown empty by opening doors on all four sides. The doors are closed again, and a large production is then made from withi