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A vintage U.F. Grant design Dove Vanish Box, also known as the Take-Apart Box, a classic piece of stage magic apparatus based on one of Grant’s most enduring designs.The effect allows the performer to openly display the apparatus and then separate the sections during performance, creating a highly deceptive vanish, appearance, or transposition suitable for doves, silks, streamers, spring flowers, and other lightweight production items.This example is fully functional and remains in very good vintage performer condition. All major components are present, fit together properly, and operate as intended. The clear viewing panel is intact and the apparatus presents well for stage, parlor, or club performances. This weighted stage prop in the green and yellow for was most likely manufactured by MAK Magic. I can’t confirm this, however, other items I have from the same performer of this quality in identical colors were all made by MAK, so it is reasonable to believe the same for the vanish box.Condition Notes:• Fully functional and performance ready
• Clear panel intact
• Hardware complete and operating properly
• Minor paint wear and touch-up from normal use and age shown close up in photos.
• Previous owner-added dragon/Matrix-themed decorative decal on back narrow panel in photos.
• One rubber foot on the underside is missing; this does not affect operation and can be easily replaced if desired. See photos.The bright green and yellow finish displays well under performance lighting and retains excellent visual appeal.A desirable example of a classic U.F. Grant design for performers, collectors, or anyone assembling a vintage magic apparatus collection.From a large collection of magician-owned props and estate-acquired magic apparatus currently being downsized.Please review all photographs carefully as they form part of the description and accurately represent the condition of the item being offered.