These items are part of my private collection, which I maintain for personal tracking and reference as I continue to collect. While they are not actively for sale, I am always open to conversations and inquiries from fellow collectors. I can be contacted at magic@davidscott.info.

Spun copper pedestal and lid; a card, billet, or other flat object can be made to appear, change, vanish, or be restored when torn to pieces when placed on the stand and then cover...
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A simple and effective production cabinet. Raise the front door to show the box empty. Lower it, and when lifting the door a second time, the box is now filled with silks, flowers,...
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Circa 1970s - A large spun aluminum vase refills every time it is emptied. Minor wear from handling. The large version of this classic prop Size: 4" Diameter x 10.5" Tall...
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Modern version of the 1940s original. Hardwood case with four doors and brass hardware. Die and shell, but no double door. A faithful and well-made model. Hallmarked, and with a P&...
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Finely made wooden model of the venerable Demon Wonder Box. Open the front and back doors and the lid of the small case to show it unmistakably empty. Close them, and then produce ...
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Elegantly spun brass plan, brightly nickel plated. It is shown empty and the lid is clamped on. When the lid is then removed, two live doves (or any other object of suitable size) ...
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A card on either side of the glass held in the fancy brass frame is pierced with a pencil. But when the cards are removed, there is no hole in the glass in the frame. All may be ex...
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Magical transposition between a wooden skittle, a quantity of beans, and an orange. With one metal shells, attractive nickel-plated vase, and solid wooden skittle. Brightly nickel ...
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Classic design for the prop that switches, changes, produces, or vanishes silk handkerchiefs (or other objects) placed inside. Hinged doors at either side, holes at either end. Owe...
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Copper candlestick finely turned in the P&L tradition conceals a silent and easily-operated dropping mechanish for a quantity of half dollars, which may be produced from the flame ...
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