NOT FOR SALE AT PRESENT TIME

NOT FOR SALE AT PRESENT TIME:

AMAC'S "FIND THE LADY" ILLUSION

Granville Taylor (FAUST THE MAGICIAN) owns Amac's original equipment and sole performing rights throughout the world for this illusion since he bought it from Lucille Lyle in 1960.

Currently, a London film producer is making a documentary about FAUST & "FIND THE LADY", and this world-famous illusion act was rehearsed and filmed for one week, April 11th to 15th 2011, at the Pendle Hippodrome theatre in Colne in Lancashire.

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ALSO NOT FOR SALE AT PRESENT TIME:

REQUIRED FOR FAUST'S SOLO ACT RE-CREATING PART OF DE BIERE'S 1930's ACT

1.  Merv Taylor Production Cage.  With Taylor-Made Tie-Dyed Silk.  £200.

2.  De Biere type Egg-Bag with his original patter, plus "blown" eggs.  In a "scrimmed" wooden travel box.  £100.

3.  Serpent Silk, with reel.  £50.

4.  Howard de Courcy's method of vanishing a birdcage, with a duplicate of his unique special "Pull" that he used throughout his career, plus a modified version of it made by Granville Taylor, as used by Faust, without it being necessary to alter the clip on the cage.  This method allows for coat removal after the vanish of the cage, or, as in De Biere's case, during the Egg-Bag routine.  Complete.  Plus, Howard de Courcy's cuff links that he presented to Faust.  All in a "scrimmed" wooden travel box.  £150.

5.  Thumb-Tie routine as taught to Faust by Howard de Courcy, with four wooden hoops, and patter.  Plus one of Howard's spare wooden hoops.  £250.

6.  The Revolving Cane.  Cane unscrews into two parts for ease in travelling.  In a canvas case.  £45.

7.  A Bartl Locking Vanishing Birdcage.  £300. (Type used by De Biere).  £300.

8.  A Vintage Round Production Cage.  Maker unknown, superb design, and bigger and just as good as  the Martin model.  £225.

Plus Music for this act.  (Piano parts)

All in my grey suitcase.

Also:  Coat, Ropes, and Rings.  £30.  Squaring the Circle, with Faust's patter.  Boxed. £25.  Mechanical Ball for "Silk to Billiard Ball".  White.  £75.  Multiplying Billiard Balls.  Red.  Set of three with fibreglass shell.  £40.  A very rare, if not unique, Prediction Silver Pocket Watch made by John Martin, with silver chain.  Watch may be examined, and any time predicted.  Priceless!