Harry Houdini Reprint Set, The East River Box Escape Set of 10 images plus BONUS For Sale

This listing is for a set of 10 Reprint photographs, Chronicalling the July 7, 1912 challenge of Harry Houdini's Escape from a packing Crate, after being manacled and nailed into the crate befor being thrown into the East River in New York City.
Here are the details:
Harry Houdini, Vaudeville man, does underwater box escape “stunt” in East River (1912)Escapes from sunken box

NEW YORK— Such a big crowd collected to see Harry Houdini, the “handcuff king,” nailed in a box and thrown into the East River that the police interfered and drove the vaudeville performer away in a boat.
He kept the box on the boat, however, and yesterday morning, shortly after the appointed hour, was shackled, chained, trussed and nailed in the box, which was thrown overboard off Governor’s Island.

Harry Houdini came up in less than two and one-half minutes, two hundred and fifty feet away from where he had been thrown in, and was hauled aboard. It was not until he was back on the boat deck that the box floated to the surface.
He appeared at Hammerstein’s at the afternoon and night performances.

HERE'S WHAT YOU GET:
10-- YEP, TEN! High Quality images that tell the tale of this Historic event!
AND I'm throwing in at No Charge a Reprint of the handbill that advertised the event that Measures 8.5 x 11 inches and is printed on 110 LB card stock!
Each print measures 8.5 x 11 inches.
Printed on the highest quality photographic paper.
Reasonably priced, Houdini History.
Whether you are a researcher, a lecturer, a teacher, or just a Harry Houdini fan, This set is going to look outstanding in your collection.
Placed in a protective sleeve, sandwiched between 2-chipboards and the placed in a Stay-Flat cardboard mailer-- for a secure trip to your door!

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