Rising Cards Ð Plate and Houlette.

Rising Cards Ð Plate and Houlette. McAllen, Tex.: Viking Mfg., ca. 1991. Selected cards rise from a wooden houlette resting on a handsome hardwood tray. Based on the Thayer design. From a limited edi

Circa 1930. Three cards are selected and returned to the pack. An examined, chromed skeleton houlette is placed atop the tip of a magic wand, held by the magician. The pack is placed in the houlette a

European. Circa 1920. 34” overall height. Thread/weight method. Original nickel plating in very good condition for age.

Two poker-sized gimmicked decks for the legendary rising card effect. No houlette or apparatus included. Expertly made. One blue-backed Bee deck and one red Tally-Ho Circle deck. Condition: Excellent.

Neyhart Rising Cards. Los Angeles: A.P. Neyhart, ca. 1940. Complicated mechanical Bakelite card houlette and custom-manufactured deck of Bee-back playing cards. Wear to gimmicked rubber rollers as usu

Neyhart Rising Cards. Los Angeles: A.P. Neyhart, ca. 1940. Complicated mechanical Bakelite card houlette and custom-manufactured deck of Bee-back playing cards. Wear to gimmicked rubber rollers as usu

Circa 1985. Cards rise from a large golden plastic houlette. Made by Petrick. Untested. Appears very good. Original cost over $3000. Scarce.

Rabbit Rising Cards. Alhambra: Owen Magic Supreme, ca. 1960s. Stencil-painted rabbit figure whose ears collapse in surprise as the selected card rises from the houlette. Marked on the reverse. 16&#822

Circa 1985. Cards rise from a large golden plastic houlette. Made by Petrick and Mia. Untested. Lacking Remote and gimmicked cards. Possibly obtainable from manufacturer. Originally cost $3500. Scarce

Jumbo Rising Cards. European, ca. 1950. Selected cards from a jumbo pack rise from a nickel-plated houlette. 17Ó. Similar mechanics to AbbottÕs ÒNu-PowerÓ Card Rise. Gimmick repaired at top, else

Circa 1940. An examined wooden houlette and deck of cards are shown. Three cards are selected and returned to the deck, which may be thoroughly shuffled by the audience and placed in the houlette by t

Circa 1970’s. Cards are selected and replaced in a deck which is then stood in a clear acrylic houlette that is then placed inside of a clear acrylic cabinet 9” x 7 ½” x 6 ½”. The door is cl

Nu-Power Rising Cards. Colon: Abbott’s Mfg. Co., ca. 1965. Pneumatically-driven handsome chrome-plated houlette from which the selected card mysteriously rises. 9 ½” tall. Very good working condi

Rising Cards. Massachusetts: Val Evans, ca. 1939. Chosen cards rise from the pack while it is isolated in a wooden houlette on a tray. Locking gimmick defies detection. Tray 12 x 12". With instruction

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

Ungimmicked chromed houlette to hold a deck of Bridge or Poker sized cards for display or the Rising Card effect. Condition: Very good.

Ungimmicked chromed houlette to hold a deck of Bridge or Poker sized cards for display or the Rising Card effect. Condition: Very good.

Paul Fox Rising Cards. Colorado Springs: Paul Fox, ca. 1945. Lucite houlette and gimmicks cause selected cards to mysteriously rise from the pack on the magician’s command. Hallmarked. With a supply

Ungimmicked clear acrylic houlette to hold a deck of Bridge or Poker sized cards for display or the Rising Card effect. Condition: Very good.

Card Rising Stand. American, ca. 1905. Handsome nickel plated stand with wooden platform and attached metal Houlette. Selected cards rise from the pack isolated in the Houlette. Base reminiscent of th

An interesting English porcelain playing cards plate, circa 1820 Richly decorated in trompe l'oeil style with a hand of playing cards, four picture cards placed on the top, the ground with formal flow

Julius Liebewein. Vienna. Circa 1950. Clockwork mechanism winds thread. Crafted and hallmarked by Liebewein. Condition: Very good. Untested. Scarce.

A set of three Royal Bayreuth porcelain items in the red "Devil and Playing Card" patter. Including a dish with lounging devil, a creamer, and an open sugar bowl. Marked on the verso with the manufact

Rising Card Tray. Los Angeles, F.G. Thayer & Co., ca. 1935. Selected cards magically rise from the pack isolated in a goblet on a shallow wooden tray. Tray 9 ¾” diameter. Light wear, but overall ve