Owen Brothers, Mirage
Owen Brothers, Mirage ca. 1930s-1950s
Overview:
A glass of water on a small table is covered with three tubes. The tubes are removed one at a time from the stand revealing that the glass has vanished. Suspecting that the water is hidden under the draped stand, the magician removes the drape, too.
This effect was made by Loyd., Thayer and Owen. Includes the original instructions plus a copy of the Thayer Instructions (same effect but slightly different handling). Scarce
Details:
Maker: Thayer/Owen Magic, ca.?
Dimensions: 5.5 × 5.5 × 12” (approx.)
Materials: Wood, metal, glass, fabric
Instructions: Original instructions and a copy of Thayer
Condition: Excellent
Historical Notes:
This appears to be a rare item, likely crafted by Carl and Emmett Owen at some point between 1933-1963. According to experts on Owen Magic Supreme’s history, it wasn’t produced after Les Smith acquired the company in 1963, nor does it appear in any catalogs issued by Smith or his son, Alan Zagorsky.
Owen Brothers, Mirage ca. 1930s-1950s
Overview:
A glass of water on a small table is covered with three tubes. The tubes are removed one at a time from the stand revealing that the glass has vanished. Suspecting that the water is hidden under the draped stand, the magician removes the drape, too.
This effect was made by Loyd., Thayer and Owen. Includes the original instructions plus a copy of the Thayer Instructions (same effect but slightly different handling). Scarce
Details:
Maker: Thayer/Owen Magic, ca.?
Dimensions: 5.5 × 5.5 × 12” (approx.)
Materials: Wood, metal, glass, fabric
Instructions: Original instructions and a copy of Thayer
Condition: Excellent
Historical Notes:
This appears to be a rare item, likely crafted by Carl and Emmett Owen at some point between 1933-1963. According to experts on Owen Magic Supreme’s history, it wasn’t produced after Les Smith acquired the company in 1963, nor does it appear in any catalogs issued by Smith or his son, Alan Zagorsky.
Owen Brothers, Mirage ca. 1930s-1950s
Overview:
A glass of water on a small table is covered with three tubes. The tubes are removed one at a time from the stand revealing that the glass has vanished. Suspecting that the water is hidden under the draped stand, the magician removes the drape, too.
This effect was made by Loyd., Thayer and Owen. Includes the original instructions plus a copy of the Thayer Instructions (same effect but slightly different handling). Scarce
Details:
Maker: Thayer/Owen Magic, ca.?
Dimensions: 5.5 × 5.5 × 12” (approx.)
Materials: Wood, metal, glass, fabric
Instructions: Original instructions and a copy of Thayer
Condition: Excellent
Historical Notes:
This appears to be a rare item, likely crafted by Carl and Emmett Owen at some point between 1933-1963. According to experts on Owen Magic Supreme’s history, it wasn’t produced after Les Smith acquired the company in 1963, nor does it appear in any catalogs issued by Smith or his son, Alan Zagorsky.
