If I remember, Walter also talks about the time he demoed the Ladder Levitation in David's living room with myself and my ex wife as an assistant. David called me up earlier that day and said, "You want to come and up play with Walter Blaney?" We were there very quickly! To see Walter going over the subtlety and details with us that make this piece so great was such a joy! BTW - David's apartment then in the Hollywood Hills above the Magic Castle was once lived in by one of his muses, Sylvia Maria Kristel who was a Dutch model and actress and appeared in over 50 films. She is best remembered as the lead character in five of the seven Emmanuelle films.

In exactly what manner was she his muse? did it involve ladders.. or levitations?.. or something else?

What is the website to see all the different levitation tables?

Sorry, there is not any levitation only Specialty Store, to my knowledge, that sells all the different brands to shop for, magic Grand Illusions are not like consumer products on display.

You have to seek out each one individually. Of course you can check the used Grand Illusion websites, that may have some different various brands showing various models all at one time.

Note: They do not use tables, but in most cases they are called, "boards". They are not called levitations[b/], but [b]Suspensions. Levitations, usually has the trained assistant move up, down, left, right, forward, and backwards.

Pretty sure you are asking about Walter's different levitations. Bill is welcome to his opinion but Walter Blaney referred to his ladder levitation as a levitation.

As far I know, the Blaney Ladder is the only one currently available new. Walter no longer makes them, they are now made by Daniel Sommers.