Sucker Cigarette Box – Owen Magic

Owen version of the Thayer original, this box with two doors in front and two on top. A pack of Winston red label cigarettes is placed inside and vanishes from the box after some sucker byplay, only t

A Sam Berland idea. A pack of Lucky Strike green packaged cigarettes is placed in a walnut box with 4 doors giving a clear view through the box. The popular sucker die box routine ensues with the audi

This small double box is like the die box where a ball is placed in the box vanishes, yet it can be shown back in the box at any time. The ball may be heard as it slides from one side to the other as

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.

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

Thayer/Owen version of the Sucker Die Box using a square alarm clock. The clock vanishes from the wood box and reappears in a hat. Finely made. Circa 1940. Uncommon. Condition: Very Good.

This mechanical box of Chesterfield Cigarettes allow for 2 cigarettes to rise effortlessly from the pack. A scarce and seldom seen prop - precision made. With original box.

English. Circa 1940. A bright yellow, 2 ½” ball is shown and placed into a wood cabinet with four doors. After some sucker byplay of tipping the box from side to side (with the ball “accidentally

English. Circa 1920. Classic “tea caddy” style mahogany box for the perennial sucker vanishing die effect. Finely made. Condition: Very good.

A neat walnut humidor box is shown. Reaching into the air, the magician produces 20 or more cigarettes with his bare hand, each cigarette being dropped into the humidor, which may be emptied and shown

Very scarce and from a very short run. In original box. An apparently normal pipe multiplies into two, then three and finally four pipes in all. Equipped with holder for lit cigarette, if actual smoke

A card holder similar in style to a cigarette case can be used to switch, vanish, restore or make appear a card. Cupro Silver, paint showing on hinge. What makes these boxes great are that they can be

Beautifully hand-turned by Les Smith, circa 1995. The classic ball vase made of fine hardwood. Beautiful rich finish with red ball. With custom made display case. Condition: Excellent.

An absolutely gorgeous, four-box set made of seasoned Mahogany, circa 1964. No assistant is necessary and there are no bottomless boxes. Largest box is approximately 8" square, with customized extende

During the classic Die Box routine, the two halves of this box may be separated and held at a distance, yet the die will travel invisibly between the boxes. Beautifully made. Condition: Excellent.

Three differently colored balls are shown. A spectator is asked to place one of them in a small box held behind his back and to conceal the other two. Both box and balls may be examined at any time, y

Stunning large black, red and gold box is shown empty by pulling out the blonde wood drawer, giving a clear view through the cabinet and inside the drawer. The box is closed and re-opened to disclose

Absolutely beautiful rendition of the classic silk production device. Open both doors and top of this petite box to display an empty interior. Silks than are produced. Finely crafted of top-grade hard

Jumbo Lock Flap Card Box. Alhambra: Owen Magic Supreme, ca. 1970. Finely crafted walnut box exchanges, vanishes, or produces jumbo playing cards when opened and closed. Locking gimmick. Fine.

Lock Flap Card Box. Alhambra, Owen Magic Supreme, ca. 1960. Finely crafted walnut box exchanges, vanishes, or produces playing cards when opened and closed. Locking gimmick. With instructions. Fine.

A small borrowed object is placed in a brass snuff box by the spectator, who then places the box inside of a turned wooden vase. Though held by the spectator, when the vase and box are opened, the bor

Chameleon Box (Red and White Trick). Los Angeles, Owen Magic, ca. 1960. A wooden box changes color from white to red and back again when a handkerchief of a corresponding color is placed inside. An in

From the act of the famed female magician, this box was built by her husband, Swiss juggler, Charles Carrer. Heavy-duty box trimmed in ribbed metal with a paper-covered front door is shown empty (and

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