Utility Tube. Petrie & Lewis, ca. 1930s.
A versatile classic of early P&L manufacture. The tall cylinder, shown unmistakably empty, can be made to fill instantly with silk handkerchiefs—or used to vanish or exchange objects at the performer’s command. Constructed of nickel-plated brass with glass exterior. From Ken Klosterman’s famed Salon de Magie (inventory no. K1234).
Utility Tube. Petrie & Lewis, ca. 1930s.
A versatile classic of early P&L manufacture. The tall cylinder, shown unmistakably empty, can be made to fill instantly with silk handkerchiefs—or used to vanish or exchange objects at the performer’s command. Constructed of nickel-plated brass with glass exterior. From Ken Klosterman’s famed Salon de Magie (inventory no. K1234).
