Swirl-It Box. Indiana, Penn.: Klinecraft Magic, ca.

Swirl-It Box. Indiana, Penn.: Klinecraft Magic, ca. 1960. An open, empty cabinet suspended from a cord is spun rapidly. At the magician's command it visibly and instantly fills with silk handkerchiefs

Group of Klinecraft Magic Props. Indiana PA: Kline, 1920s - 70s. Fifteen pieces, including a unique painted gold card box (ca. 1928) believed to be among the first props Kline made; two white-capped w

Morison Pill Box. Indiana: William Tresslar, ca. 2000. Turned hard maple vase. A ball vanishes, then reappears in the vase. Unlike other models, when the ball reappears, it can be tipped out of the va

Coin Ladder. Indiana, Penn.: Bob Kline, ca. 1958. Coins cascade down the ladder into the bowl held at the bottom. Concealed gimmick holds 15 half-dollar-size coins. 20" tall. One of 48 units manufactu

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.

Nick Vaccaro (Kansas, 1931-2002) Roy Rogers Box, ca. 1970s "Magic Box" assemblage 18 1/2" x 14 1/2" x 2 1/2" Titled to the reverse. Nick Vaccaro was a professor and chairman

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.

Pair of H.J. Elliot’s Okito Boxes. Gurnee: Precision Magic Metals, ca. 2000. One stainless steel and one bronze heavy duty Okito-style coin boxes; each hold three silver dollars. With instructio

Rainbow Die Box. Cashmere: Magic House of Babcock, ca. 1995. A yellow and red die transpose locations in a small box, then change to blue and green dies. Includes two shells and two solid dice; box co

West Die Box. Cashmere: Magic House of Babcock, ca. 2000. A version of the classic "sucker trick" with a three-sided wooden shell. Hardwood box, painted interior. 3" die. One of approximately 10 units

Drawer Box. Cashmere: Magic House of Babcock, ca. 1997. Hardwood box is shown empty, closed, and when opened is filled to capacity with livestock or other items. Inlaid hardwood panels; hold-back feat

Jumbo See-Through Block Box. Cashmere: Magic House of Babcock, ca. 1995. A yellow cube is placed in a wooden box from which it vanishes, reappearing elsewhere. 4" cube. Inlaid hardwood box. With instr

Jumbo See-Through Block Box. Cashmere: Magic House of Babcock, ca. 1995. A yellow cube is placed in a wooden box from which it vanishes, reappearing elsewhere. 4 cube. Inlaid hardwood box. Hallmarked.

Buried Treasure (Bean Box). Colon: Abbott’s Magic Mfg. (Arturo), ca. 1970. A borrowed, marked coin appears in the smallest of three nested wooden boxes lacquered in bright colors. Largest box 5 x 6

Twin—Di Box. Colon, Mich.: Abbott’s Magic Co., ca. 1980s. Stencil-painted wooden boxes on a black stand, holding a yellow die which vanishes and reappears between the magician’s hat and both box

Bowl of Gobi (Gobi Bowl). Las Vegas: Nielsen Magic, ca. 2000s. Decorated wooden box allows the performer to exchange the contents of a confetti-filled copper bowl for a bowl full of water. With all or

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

Miracle Rice Chest. Lima: Resor Magic Co., ca. 1961. A box with a slatted front is filled with rice, which instantly transforms into a quantity of silks. Then, the box fills with spring flowers. 7" cu

Joe Berg's Nest of Boxes. Indiana, PA: Kline (for Joe Stevens/Stevens Magic Emporium), 1970s. A borrowed coin or ring appears in the smallest of four nested and locked lacquered mahogany boxes (larges

Coin of the Realm. Alhambra: Owen Magic, ca. 1960s. A coin penetrates a glass plate even after it has been shown to the spectator and replaced in the closed walnut box. 4 _ x 3 _ x 1 ". Good.

Card Sword. Colon: Abbott's Magic, ca. 1970. A selected card is impaled on the blade of the sword when the pack is thrown in the air. 31" long. Chrome plated, with original box.

Built by Carl Williams - Custom Magic Ca 1990. The was the first in his series of electronic effects. Similar to the Anverdi key box. After lots of byplay, only the magicians key can open the box. Man

Den-O-Zen. Colon: Abbott’s Magic Mfg., ca. 1980. An empty box fills with silks, flowers, and livestock at the command of the magician. Subtle design of load chambers allows for large capacity and cl

Sand Pencil. New Haven: Petrie & Lewis (P&L)/ Mysto Magic, ca. 1930s. Two examples, one chrome (4 ¾") and one wooden (5 ¼"), both with fitted caps and working tip releases, in a P&L box; together wi