Sensational Rabbit Vanish by Milson Worth

Also Known The As Disintegrator Box

The Sensational Rabbit Vanish has been highly praised for its deceptive method and visible effect.

Believed to be a Worth Production before there was a Milson Worth; formed in the mid-1970’s, here’s a very rare, very collectible Worth prop with a unique design aspect not often seen for sale!

Description

The Sensational Rabbit Vanish by Worth/Milson Worth, (also known as the “Disintegrator Box”) is a vintage magic prop designed to make a small animal, typically a rabbit, appear to vanish instantly and allows the magician to then take the box apart piece by piece to demonstrate the item has vanished. High quality apparatus that you’ll be proud to place into your collection or perhaps even perform.

Product Details

• Effect: A rabbit or similar small object is placed into a box. It visibly vanishes “in the blink of an eye”. The magician can then take the box apart piece by piece or show it from all angles to demonstrate its emptiness.
• Manufacturer: The original design was created by Ed Massey; the version from the Milson-Worth company (following the Worth Magic company) was a popular, later version produced around the 1980s and 1990s.
• Construction: These are wooden boxes, often featuring decorative designs (e.g., a “rabbit” or “dragon” frame, depending on the variation). The later Milson-Worth versions reportedly included a “detachable load chamber” for enhanced deception.
• Availability: As a vintage and collectible magic prop, the Milson Rabbit Vanish is not mass-produced today but can be found through specialized magic dealers and auctions, such as Potter & Potter Auctions or MagicTrickCollection.com.
• Reviews/Expert Opinions: The prop is considered highly deceptive by magic experts and collectors, with the take-apart feature adding a strong element to the illusion. It is a classic piece of stage magic apparatus.

Background

• The Merger: The company combined Charlie Johnson’s “Milson Magic” line with Jim Simon’s “Worth Magic” line, with the merger finalized in the mid-1970s.
• Worth Magic (Jim Simon): Originally based in Texas and later moving to California, Simon created high-quality wooden magic, according to The Genii Forum.
• Milson Magic (Charlie Johnson): Known for producing close-up magic.
• Legacy: Lynn Johnson took over operations after Charlie’s passing, continuing the legacy of creating high-quality, sought-after magic props.

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