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.

Cashmere, WA: Magic House of Babcock, 2000s. A large red die and a large yellow die placed into the decorative wooden cabinet change to green and blue. 3 ½ x 4 x 7”. With inst...
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Flyto Bird Cage. London: J. Bland (attr.), ca. 1890. A metal bird cage vanishes from a handsome metal box, reappearing in a short stand, or vice-versa, at the will of the performe...
View Details →A really nice set of Petrie-Lewis rice bowls. Comes with a neat prop to keep the disk nice and flat from warping! Hallmarked...
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Bridgeport: Sherms, 1940s. Heavy cast metal stand with space to hold six billiard balls produced at the fingertips of the magician, and gimmicked to facilitate said production. Whi...
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Large Nickeled Snuff Vase. Circa 1900. Finely spun metal vase into which a cardboard snuff container is placed. The lid is replaced and when removed again, the snuff in the cardboa...
View Details →Azusa: Owen Magic Supreme, ca. 1990. A steel ball bearing melts through a solid pane of glass locked in a small wooden box. 4 ½ x 3 x 1 ⅛”. As new....
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Azusa: Owen Magic Supreme, ca. 2000. A coin penetrates a sheet of glass held inside a solid hardwood box with hinged lid. Glass is recessed within a walnut box with brass trim. Acc...
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