"Find the Lady" was invented by "Amac".

Positively the Most Amazing Illusion Ever Conceived.

This poster has been sold.

Granville Taylor (Faust the Magician) owns Amac's original equipment and sole performing rights throughout the world for "Find the Lady" since 1960.

Offers invited around £75,000.

View from Office thro' doorway into Workshop, prior to selling all my stage costumes and posters.

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Granville Taylor in Memorabilia Room.

A corner of the attic office/memorabilia room in 2009, with some items still for sale.

Vanishing Radio. Robert Harbin version.  Taylor-Made.  One only.  In a Taylor-Made "scrimmed" wood travel box.  £250.

Jack Hughes Dove Basket.  Faust waved his cloak in fron of this basket held by an assistant and a dove appeared.  Repeated for appearance of the second dove.  Alternatively, use a cloth instead.  In a Taylor-Made "scrimmed" wood travel box.  £45.

Smoking the Thumb gimmick.  Taylor-Made.  Brass.   £25.

Playing here, allowed Faust to visit the Master Magical Mechanic, Martin,  in London, twice during the season, to order and then collect the Martin Holdout.

Appearing Bird Cages.  Vanishing Birdcage (with coat removal).  The Egg-Bag.  Billiard Ball Manipulations.  Cut & Restored Sash Cord.   The Thumb-Tie.  20-minutes of high-calibre magic.