Sold for:
$225
$225
99. For Professionals Only. New York, Himber’s Custombilt Magic, ca. 1955. A dictionary is thrown to a spectator, who flips to a page and thinks of one word. The magician instantly knows the word. With specially constructed book and original instructions. Very good condition. According to Himber’s advertising, Orson Welles hailed this trick as “…the greatest piece of mental apparatus in the business.”
Auctioneer:
Potter & Potter
Date:
2013-10-26
