Satanic Tube - Owen Magic, Carl Owen

A hinged wooden tube is opened to show its empty interior. When closed and latched, a large quantity of silks appear from inside of the tube, which may again be shown empty at any time. Made by Carl O

A blue disc moves mysteriously up and down a stack of yellow checkers when covered by a chrome plated tube. Originally designed by Carl Owen from an effect in “das Wunderbuch. Condition: Very Good,

A colorful box atop a base is rotated showing all sides. The sides are hinged to open down, showing the empty interior. The four hanging panels are raised and fastened, again forming a box without a t

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

Azusa. 1977. Owen Magic Supreme. First Edition. The story of Carl Owen. 303 pages. #943 of 1000 copies. Bound in red fabric with ¼ leather. Autographed by Les Smith. Fine condition.

Carl Owen made version circa 1950. Spectator kneels with their head and wrists locked in a large stock. Three sabers are plunged through the neck and wrists and when removed, the spectator is unharmed

This Mignon Illusion modeled after Okito’s invention was beautifully made by Carl Owen ca 1940 for Chester Morris (John Chester Brooks Morris) (1901-1970). Morris was a famous stage, radio, televisi

Crafted by Carl Owen. Lovely, Asian-themed box with bright yellow die for the popular sucker routine. Condition: Excellent.

Created by C. Alexander (“The Man Who Knows”) and Carl Owen. The medium hands out small cards on which the séance sitters write their questions to be answered from the “Great Beyond.” The car

Sucker Alarm Clock Box – Owen Magic c. 1955. Owen version of the Sucker Die Box using a square alarm clock. Finely crafted by Carl Owen. Uncommon. Condition: Excellent.

This a rare Anverdi liquid effect that is described on page 95 of Anverdi 50 Years of Magical Creations. A glass is shown with a transparent tube. The performer places a colored silk into the glass. T

Scarce and just effective now as when it was first released in the 1940's. Water is poured into a large nickel - plated cylinder, which is then capped with paper and placed in a handsome metal stand.

Circa 1928. Several coins are dropped into a small wooden tube and vanish. Finely turned in wood by Thayer. Includes another set, in metal, by an unknown maker. Condition Very good. Uncommon.

A glass setting on a tray is covered with a handkerchief, a saucer is then placed atop of both. A tube is then balanced atop the saucer. At the magician’s command, the glass slowly and visibly penet

Colorful feather plumes, approximately 24” in length, change colors when passed through a paper tube. Includes chromed display stand and base. Beautifully made by Richard Hughes, circa 1960. Bright

Porper’s tabletop version of the classic Martinka Chairs with the Flip Hallema/Peter Pit topsy-turvy routine. A chair is placed into the tube upside down and when the tube is lifted, the chair is ri

These didn't last long. A hybrid "Square Circle" in which a person inserts their hand into a cabinet. A tube is slid over the hand and lighter fluid applied. A touch of a match...the tube is pulled aw

An ornamental 3” block vanishes from an elaborately decorated tube, only to reappear in a hat. Early Nielsen – circa 1960’s. Beautifully made using Okito’s original tools. Rare. Condition: Exc

Circa 1920. Finely made, French polished wooden tube, 5 ¾“ x 1 ¾“ is shown empty and capped with two squares of tissue paper and two wooden bands. When one end of the paper is punctured, a silk

P&L Drumhead Tube made during the years the company’s items were being produced by Abbott’s. Stenciled caricature on tube. With bullet loader. Condition: Very Good. Uncommon.

Turned wood pedestal for the introduction of a silk handkerchief into a bottomless glass (not included), while covered with a borrowed handkerchief or tube. Thayer quality. Condition: Good. Some wear

Late 1800’s canister that allows for the exchange of one item for another, even dry items for liquid. Similar to a Niffen tube. Brass construction.

A square tube, decorated with a clock gear design, together with an open-fronted clock frame, is freely shown. These open tubes are placed on a base and silks may be produced, followed by four alarm c

Circa 1936. As described by Thayer: “New and novel. Three tubes of different color and height are shown. An ordinary plate (not supplied) is then placed on the table and the three tubes are nested u