[Parlor Magic] Collection of Parlor Magic props.

[Parlor Magic] Collection of Parlor Magic props. Various makers, and including a giant comedy funnel (ca. 1920), Flying Fish, No-Feke Card Frame (Viking, with original instructions), two Watch Boxes (

[Reidel Magic] Collection of Reidel Magic Tricks. Pennsylvania: Clinton Reidel, 1950s - 80s. Group of most of the parlor tricks manufactured by Reidel for commercial sale. Included are the Rice Box to

[Sherms] Collection of Over 40 Vintage Sherms Magic Tricks. Bridgeport: Sherms Inc., ca. 1930s - 50s. Many pocket tricks, gimmicks, and parlor tricks, including Rice Bowls (large), Chinese Linking Rin

O. Kai & Co..- "The Japanese Parlor Magic", colour woodblock illustrations, bound and stitched Japanese-style, original pictorial wrappers, red ink staining to upper cover, light foxing and creasing,

Anderson, John Henry. The Fashionable Science of Parlor Magic. London: Published by "The Great Wizard of the North," ca. 1850. Color engraved wraps., rebacked, spine perished. Frontispiece, illustrate

ANDERSON, John Henry (1814 – 74). THE FASHIONABLE SCIENCE OF PARLOR MAGIC. [Philadelphia}: Published by the “Great Wizard of the North” at his “Temple of Magic,” ca. 1861

Nickle, Robert. The Fashionable Science of Parlor Magic. N.p., ca. 1875. Modern blue buckram stamped in gold. 8vo. 71 pages. Title leaf on laid paper. Front wrap lacking. Scattered light internal wear

1863 Conjuring MAGIC Magicians Own Illustrated Optical Illusions Lanterns Tricks Henry L Williams’ ‘Magician’s Own Book’ is a fascinating 19th-century book of parlor magic, designed for the no

Table & Brief Case. North Hollywood: Merv Taylor, ca. 1955. Sturdy and compact all-metal brief case unfolds to become a working surface for close-up or parlor magic tricks. Two interior trays. 18 x 12

Dick & Fitzgerald Publishers. Ca. 1857. New York. Being A Complete Hand-Book of Parlor Magic. Illustrated with over 500 Wood Cuts. Condition: Good, boards and spine bumped and rubbed, foxing.

Anon. Parlor Magic. 1889. Worthington & Co. New York. Light foxing. Chipping to base of spine. Bumped corners of cover. Overall good.

Collection magic tricks, various props for stage magic acts including playing cards, coins, fake fingers & much more!

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[MAK] Collection of MAK Magic Props. Columbus, Ohio: U.F. Grant/MAK, ca. 1960s 80s. Including Buddha Tubes; French Arm Chopper; Torch Through Head (one mirror broken); Card Rise Chests (2); Vanishing

1858 1ed MAGIC Tricks Conjuring Parlor Games Songs Puzzles Arnold Sociable Home George Arnold’s ‘The Sociable’ is a curious mid-19th-century book of popular amusements – over one thousand desc

[Miscellaneous Magic Tricks] Collection of Over 150 Vintage and Modern Magic Tricks. A huge quantity of props, gimmicks, magic sets and magic tricks filling three cartons, and including die boxes, PK

1860 Parlor Magician by Frikell MAGIC Trick SECRETS Illustrated Conjuring Wilijalba Frikell was a 19th-century German magician who was known for vaudeville performances and intricate stage apparatuses

[Miniatures] Huge Collection of Miniature Magic Tricks. American and European, 1940s - 2000s. Over 150 tricks, most of them working examples of classic magic props in miniature size, including small S

Collection of More than 20 Vintage Small Magic Props. English and German, ca. 1920s – 50s. A selection of wooden, plastic, and metal props including pill boxes and magic vases, Diminishing Eggs, and

1853 Conjuring Parlor Games Humor Jokes Charades Enigmas Magic Tricks Waterman Catharine Waterman’s ‘Book of Parlor Games’ is a rare, mid-19th-century which thoroughly describes dozens of games

1853 Parlour Magic Tricks Experiments Sleight of Hand Card Tricks Deception “Its all smoke and mirrors” This edition of “Parlour Magic” is a fascinating compendium of Victorian parlor tricks a

A unique collection of Disneyland memorabilia. Features Walt Disney’s Disneyland stamp book (1956) with 50 brilliant color photographs of Disneyland. Walt Disney‘s magic Wonderland comes to life w

Wonderful parlor effect where a stack of matchboxes transposes from one pedestal to another. Very clever apparatus. Not many produced - Scarce.