This museum is absolutely astounding. What a privilege to be able to actually get a private showing. Thank you so much Jacob for sharing. I can't wait for part 2.
OMG, That was freaking Awesome! A private Magician's Collection & to go underground no less via an old elevator.. How honored, #Jacob, You must have felt to document what most people don't see let alone even know it's there... Thanks to the Gentlemen that gave a Private Tour.. Holy Cow, that was just sooo Awesome! ; D
The Osterlind coin bend has perplexed magicians for decades. Even though many perform a similar feat, Osterlind's frys everyone. I didn't know anyone had a solution anywhere since Osterlind has said that he was taking this one secret to his grave.
I live close to that place. Years ago I was in Klostermans home when he lived on Smith Rd in Goshen Ohio. I was an inspector at the time and I remember how nice the house was and I fell in love with the kitchen. LOl
Wow! What an amazing vlog. The whole elevator down the mine shaft to a secret room was incredibly cool. Hope you had a lovely Christmas and the Carpetbagger family!
wow Jacob you are so lucky to be able to travel so much And make these Amazing videos For all of us to view Thank you for doing what you do keep up the good work!
This is in Goshen just outside the Nati. You are very lucky as not many get to see his collection. I live not to far from his place. The guys pretty well respected among magicians. I look forward to the continued video. Thanks for sharing! (Your vlog intro is my favorite btw)
This is a very heavily researched collection. It is also used by many magic historians and writers. I am sure that the provenance isn't iron-clad on some of the pieces, but considering the subject and age, as thorough a job as is possible has been done.
Yes. All of the circles would originally have the green side facing the audience. As the performer would produce a billiard ball, the performer would act like he was putting the produced ball into the ring, but instead would turn the green disk over so that it looked like a ball was in the ring. The performer could then proceed to use the same one real ball to produce it again and again. The result is that you could produce many balls while actually having to manipulate only one.
It’s so wonderful that people collect these kinds of things and for future generations , fantastic to watch.
This museum is absolutely astounding. What a privilege to be able to actually get a private showing. Thank you so much Jacob for sharing. I can't wait for part 2.
Man... this is a beautiful collection. THE Robert-Houdin box??!!! Whoa!!!
Back again, this never gets old.
The Antiques Roadshow would have a field day with this collection. It's just incredible!
+Vincent Priceless I was told the value of a few of the items here..... It's insane
The tour giver fellow was very soothing in his manner of speech. Wonderful video thank you Jacob!
Just an excellent video, excellent narration, overall the best magic museum video on youtube by far.
The creaking door and sketchy elevator made for good sound effects. lol
OMG, That was freaking Awesome! A private Magician's Collection & to go underground no less via an old elevator.. How honored, #Jacob, You must have felt to document what most people don't see let alone even know it's there... Thanks to the Gentlemen that gave a Private Tour.. Holy Cow, that was just sooo Awesome! ; D
The architecture alone is mind blowing!
The Osterlind coin bend has perplexed magicians for decades. Even though many perform a similar feat, Osterlind's frys everyone. I didn't know anyone had a solution anywhere since Osterlind has said that he was taking this one secret to his grave.
surprisingly NOT boring. we need you on the History channel, for the CULTURE
That was so cool! What an honor to be able to visit.
How did I miss this? This made my day Thanks!
I live close to that place. Years ago I was in Klostermans home when he lived on Smith Rd in Goshen Ohio. I was an inspector at the time and I remember how nice the house was and I fell in love with the kitchen. LOl
So happy to see this back!
Can you imagine Johnny Carson in this place? Fantastic find!
Excellent! So glad you were able to document this.
its an amazing video when the door opens after the dark. wowwww
Has got to be one of your best videos!!! love it!
This was a MAGICAL TOUR THANKS
That's a very cool post, what a treat to get invited .....
Very educational and entertaining.
Thanks for sharing Jacob.
Happy New Year!
That was a awesome vid!!! I was just about to skip it since magic isn't something I enjoy, so glad I didn't!!!
Can't wait for part 2!!
Wow! What an amazing vlog. The whole elevator down the mine shaft to a secret room was incredibly cool. Hope you had a lovely Christmas and the Carpetbagger family!
What an amazing place! I love all the secret rooms! Thanks for sharing this!
so amazing and interesting collection of magic stuff
wow Jacob you are so lucky to be able to travel so much And make these Amazing videos For all of us to view Thank you for doing what you do keep up the good work!
For me this is your best video yet !
now that is some collection thanks for a great vlog.
Enjoyed replay 👍🏼 thanks
YOU ARE SO LUCKY! Amazing stuff.
This is in Goshen just outside the Nati. You are very lucky as not many get to see his collection. I live not to far from his place. The guys pretty well respected among magicians. I look forward to the continued video. Thanks for sharing! (Your vlog intro is my favorite btw)
I envy you so much, thank you for sharing all of travels here. You have shared so many amazing videos but this so far is my absolute favorite.
Dude. This is a fantastic video. You find some pretty amazing thing, but this is incredible. Great job.
Can't comment... I'm speechless.
oh my gosh that was amazing. I love the automatons and the coin bending trick( only open when he dies) 🤓
The little automaton reminded me of both Caesar Romero's Joker from the 1960's TV show Batman, and Ronald McDonald!
You go to such cool places. Love your adventures.
Any place that starts with a secret passage is great in my book! The mirror passage to the Egyptian room was awesome!
539 Productions definitely
10:50 That blue and red symbol looks like the Vault-Tec logo.
this guy sells it so well
super cool man, you have an endless amount of places to visit out there.
+Strange World Archives I was very lucky to get in here
yes you are man, SO cool. I’m a bit jealous of this one lol
How cool!!
This place is amazing!
i have no words for this....wow🙆
6:18 creepy clown! With equaly Creepy music! 🙄😯😧😨 I love all the hidden rooms! 👍
Amazing! I could spend hours there!
Loving your channel so much. Keep it up dude!
That Elevator though.. sketchy
A beautiful collection, if only the setting is a magical maze
3:50 - Cool handcuffs
What a super place Awesome
Wow! What a collection. I once worked with a guy named Todd Robbins. I’m not sure if he’s still with The Big Apple Circus. He eats lightbulbs.
Loved magic when I was a kid! Jacob - technically, you "gonged" 5 times.
INCREDIBLE!
that automaton was creeeeepy
7:05 - That is awesome!
This is cool. Would not want to go down there myself though lol
skatealex1 same here, it seems so cool!!
how awsome!!!!
Facinating
5:35 - Nightmare Fuel
Very interesting!
omg.. Creepy but I ike it. Fantastic job!! 🖒👌👍👊
Those otamatone are nightmare fuel, we must burn then with fire lmao.
Are you in Cincinnati Jacob? Im in Cincy. Hope you were treated well and enjoyed your stay.
a playing card from Hitler's bunker amazing 😲😲😲😲😲😲 Awesome place
2:20 - Creepy doors
Do they have Puff ?
So cool!!!!
4:20 - Tim Tracker?!?
I wonder if these guys have provenance for each piece in this collection!
This is a very heavily researched collection. It is also used by many magic historians and writers. I am sure that the provenance isn't iron-clad on some of the pieces, but considering the subject and age, as thorough a job as is possible has been done.
Cool video 🙂👍
😳 what a find. Congrats. Ru allowed to divulge what city in Ohio the bunker is located? Hardly wait for part 2. Fantastic Xmas present
+DANCING BEAR it's in Cincinnati, I just forgot to say :)
Awesome
OMG how cool
dont forget loveland castle , jungle jims , elis bbq, and terrys turf club, if you need somewhere to stay i have space
+Sir Real I'm back now, but more Ohio videos to come
Sir Real I live right down the street from Jungle Jims lol
The Carpetbagger yay! Im so glad you came here.
11:37 - 11:45 Anyone understand what he was saying?
Yes. All of the circles would originally have the green side facing the audience. As the performer would produce a billiard ball, the performer would act like he was putting the produced ball into the ring, but instead would turn the green disk over so that it looked like a ball was in the ring. The performer could then proceed to use the same one real ball to produce it again and again. The result is that you could produce many balls while actually having to manipulate only one.
was that gilbert godfry?
Oh, wow...
11:18 - Look into my eyes! See what's going on in there!
This is so alsome man so cool ..let's see more than that.. to short of a clip..
awesome*
WoW!
wow !
Cool
Something unsettling about being underground in an abandoned native american mine.Glad you got out of there alive. I got bad vibes from this
WOW
cool
wow
It would be neat if you stopped on the signs for a second so we could pause and read them.
Hi
omg
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I bet it smell like mothballs and Hiram Abiff down there.
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man you should've taken adamthewoo with you. he would've loved this place
Man... this is a beautiful collection. THE Robert-Houdin box??!!! Whoa!!!
+odinvonzero crazy, huh?
8:30 - That is amazing!
cool
cool