This is an old trick, but the following description is copyright 1967 by the Inzani-Henley Magic Company Limited, ...
Vanishes
The painted tin plate tube is used to vanish or produce a glass.
The magician tips some milk out of the glass into a paper cone and then places the glass down. The audience can ...
The magician places a glass in a paper bag which is then crushed flat to show that the glass has vanished.
The die box has two doors at the front and two at the back. The magician places a die in the box and then tells ...
A coin is placed in the wooden inlaid box. It can be heard rattling inside up to the instant at which it vanishes.
Made out of copper and brass, this would probably have been painted black and used by a magician to vanish a ...
The name has no link to the Davenport family. This wooden piece of apparatus has a drawer at the top. A small ...
The ramasse tout (French for 'pick up everything') can be used to vanish an object, or to make one appear.
Used to produce or vanish a red ball.
Used to produce or vanish a red ball.
We have one unwrapped and another identical one still wrapped in its original wrapping paper. As at 2012 we do not ...
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