This badge belongs to John Davenport.
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The book is filled with a complete set of cards. Illustrated and described by C.F. Tunnicliffe, published by Brooke Bond.
The Davenport family used the name Maskelyne's Mysteries for their range of magic sets following their purchase of ...
This clock was on the wall of Gus and Kate Davenport's family home in Tonbridge, Kent in the 1950s. It has since ...
This is a Rolinx product, made in England in the 1950s. Each time the roller blind lid is opened, five fingers ...
The Davenport family used the name Maskelyne's Mysteries for their range of magic sets following their purchase of ...
The face has eye and mouth movements. Betty Davenport recalls that the face was made by Mr Insull for an ...
The magician shows a copper coin - an old English penny - and covers it with a handkerchief, saying that it will ...
Davenports bought the assets of the Maskelyne business in 1935 and the use of the name Maskelyne on their range of ...
Davenports bought the assets of the Maskelyne business in 1935 and the use of the name Maskelyne on their range of ...
This label combines the Davenport demon with the famous Maskelyne name which was synonymous with top class magic ...
When you press the black button on the top, the music starts and the four doors swing open to allow cigarettes to ...
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