Frederick Barlow, 'The Great Barlow'; An Extensive Professional Collection of Vintage Magic, Humour & Entertainment sub-Antiques instantly recognisable

instantly recognisable

Cassoni were often made to commemorate a marriage

Shoes: 11 inches long

The persuasive power of an odor cannot be fended off

keeping the illumination from the bulb focused at the slide and through the lens

Frederick Barlow, 'The Great Barlow'; An Extensive Professional Collection of Vintage Magic, Humour & Entertainment sub-Antiques instantly recognisableOrigin: English Period: Early Mid Twentieth Century Provenance: Frederick Barlow Esq. (Born 1903) Date: The Contents; c. 1920 80 The Case: Width: 24 inches Height: 7 inches Depth: 18 inches The suitcase, containing various magic tricks, including a guillotine, with other boxed tricks to include The Ernest Sewell Cabinet of conjuring tricks and various humorous books, typed notes on magic acts, song sheets, script notes and other fascinating ephemera.