| Pressmark | Evan.413 |
| Heading or Venue | Egyptian Hall |
| Place | London, Piccadilly |
| Title | Egyptian Hall. Daily at 3 & 8. Maskelyne and Cooke in their world-famed entertainment. Zoe. Mr. Maskelyne's new sketching automaton, is now the greatest attraction in London. Psycho is more popular than ever. Mr. Cooke & the cabinet float about the room, the most marvellous feat ever accomplished. Admission, - 1s, 2s., 3s, and 5s. W. Morton, manager |
| Size | 50 x 31 cm. |
| Date | [1878?] |
| Imprint | [Nottingham] : Stafford and Co., Printers and Engravers, Nottingham |
| Illustrations | Zoe's sketches are represented on the left and right hand side borders |
| Notes | With a pencilled MS. inscription on the back: Conjuring. - Zoë gave her 906th performance, and Psycho gave his 2000th one, on September 2nd 1878 (Jenness, George A. Maskelyne and Cooke. Egyptian Hall, London, 1873-1904. London, 1967) |
| Genre | Poster |
| Subject | Magic tricks; Optical illusions; Magicians; Visual perception; Robots |
| Names | Maskelyne, John Nevil, 1839-1917; Cooke, George Alfred, 1825-1905; Morton, William, 1838-1938; Zoe (Automaton); Psycho (Automaton) |