This lamp was at the top of a post, supported in a metal base. The effect was as follows: a box of cigars is ...
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The comb has a piece of clear plastic (?celluloid?) between the teeth of the comb, making it impossible to comb ...
The first edition of this book was originally created and sold by Stanley Collins. It enables the magician to ...
The tricks inside this book are already stamped out of the cardboard pages so that they can be easily pushed out ...
This double layer magic set was produced in the 1930s by Ernest Sewell who ran The London Magical Co.
The concept for this box is novel, but perhaps not practical because the coins tend to slide out of their ...
This is an upmarket red padded box with silver print, full of good quality close-up items. When Davenports put ...
This is the complete set of 15 silks. The line drawing is from one of Harry Leat's 1930s catalogues.
Davenports often used the trade mark Davenport demon in their illustrations. The advertisement is from the 1930s period.
As advertised by Davenports: The performer shows a large picture frame which is perfectly empty. Three cards are ...
A ribbon is threaded through the square hole in the middle of the block. Each end of the ribbon is then held by a ...
This trick was invented by Brian MacCarthy. The performer is able to mysteriously pass a playing card through this ...
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