Houdini Magic for the Junior Magician Magic Set. New York: Magical Manufactures, 1934. Boxed collection of magic props aimed at youngsters, including Grandmother's Necklace, two different pull vanishers (including one, curiously, for a cigarette), a Siberian Chain Escape, Magic Wand, two trick decks, and other small tricks. Includes wooden, paper, and metal apparatus. With printed instructions. Box 16 x 12 x 1 1/2". 

These magic sets were some of the earliest "officially licensed" Houdini products, approved for production by Beatrice Houdini and Bernard M.L. Ernst (Houdini's attorney and friend). At least four different versions were issued, this being the largest. 

The creator of these sets, Magical Manufactures, Inc., was operated by L.J. Friedel, who had no other apparent ties to the magic community outside of his connection to these magic sets. The apparatus in each box was likely manufactured by a variety of suppliers, and the sets were produced for only a short time; very few have survived. 

Corners of lid taped, chipping and wear to props. Apparently complete.