Eddie Gibson’s Money Blotter. Sold by The Magic Hands (Germany), ca. mid-20th century.
Eddie Gibson’s Money Blotter. Sold by The Magic Hands (Germany), ca. mid-20th century.
Eddie Gibson’s Money Blotter. Sold by The Magic Hands (Germany), ca. mid-20th century.
Eddie Gibson’s Money Blotter. Sold by The Magic Hands (Germany), ca. mid-20th century.
Eddie Gibson’s Money Blotter. Sold by The Magic Hands (Germany), ca. mid-20th century.
Eddie Gibson’s Money Blotter. Sold by The Magic Hands (Germany), ca. mid-20th century.
Eddie Gibson’s Money Blotter. Sold by The Magic Hands (Germany), ca. mid-20th century.
Eddie Gibson’s Money Blotter. Sold by The Magic Hands (Germany), ca. mid-20th century.
Eddie Gibson’s Money Blotter. Sold by The Magic Hands (Germany), ca. mid-20th century.
Eddie Gibson’s Money Blotter. Sold by The Magic Hands (Germany), ca. mid-20th century.
Eddie Gibson’s Money Blotter. Sold by The Magic Hands (Germany), ca. mid-20th century.
Eddie Gibson’s Money Blotter. Sold by The Magic Hands (Germany), ca. mid-20th century.

Money Blotter

$275.00

Eddie Gibson’s Money Blotter. Sold by The Magic Hands (Germany), ca. mid-20th century.

Classic blotter-style money printing effect attributed to Eddie Gibson. A blank piece of paper is placed within the tray, pressed with the brass blotter, and transformed into a genuine banknote. Well-made with gilt-finished tray and brass blotter with decorative knob.

The method is simple, deceptive, and practical in performance. Accommodates any currency that fits the tray.

Complete with mechanical blotter, gimmicked plate, magnet for removal, and original illustrated instructions (German). Light wear consistent with age. Measures 7.5 × 5”. Excellent condition.

Scarce, and rarely encountered complete.

Eddie Gibson’s Money Blotter. Sold by The Magic Hands (Germany), ca. mid-20th century.

Classic blotter-style money printing effect attributed to Eddie Gibson. A blank piece of paper is placed within the tray, pressed with the brass blotter, and transformed into a genuine banknote. Well-made with gilt-finished tray and brass blotter with decorative knob.

The method is simple, deceptive, and practical in performance. Accommodates any currency that fits the tray.

Complete with mechanical blotter, gimmicked plate, magnet for removal, and original illustrated instructions (German). Light wear consistent with age. Measures 7.5 × 5”. Excellent condition.

Scarce, and rarely encountered complete.