The reference
Treasures
Shoes, caps, powders and charms.
158 entries, A to Z
A
- Adjustable Post-hole A new invention of the braided man of Pyramid Mountain, with which he expected to make his fortune.
- Axe The Tin Woodman's axe, enchanted by the Wicked Witch of the East so that it cut him to pieces limb by limb.
B
- Bailum & Barney's Great Consolidated Shows The circus of three rings in one tent and a menagerie on the side to which the Wizard belonged before the earthquake.
- Balloon A large bag of green silk filled with hot air, with a basket attached, that Oz builds to attempt crossing the desert.
- Blue Hair-ribbon A ribbon given by Dorothy to the Braided Man as payment.
- Blue Pearl The Blue Pearl is one of the three magic pearls of Pingaree and gives its bearer great strength.
- Blue Ribbon A pretty blue ribbon from Dorothy's suit-case that she gives to the braided man on Pyramid Mountain.
- Blunderoo A wrecked pirate ship Peter and Ruggedo find at the bottom of the sea.
- Book of Chants and Enchantments Wumbo's book of magic chants and enchantments.
- Book of Recipes Dr. Pipt's book containing magical recipes including the reversal compound.
- Book of Stars The Book of Stars is the prophetic book of the Quix that foretold their next King.
- Brain Furniture A collection of bottled brain qualities that can be given to magical creations.
- Bread Tree A tree in Ojo and Unc's garden that produces loaves of bread for food.
- Breakfast Trees Breakfast Trees are magical trees whose nuts each contain a full breakfast of coffee or chocolate, oatmeal, and fruit.
- Broad-leaved Plant A plant with broad leaves growing in the Valley of Voe, torn from the ground in the fight with the invisible bears.
- Buggy Jim the Cab-horse's buggy, in which Dorothy, Zeb and the Wizard travel through the underground countries after the earthquake.
C
- Can of Kerosene Oil A can of kerosene oil kept under the buggy seat, used to fill the Wizard's lanterns.
- Cassa Tree A cassa tree is a kind of tree growing on the island of Pingaree, with branches low and wide enough to shelter under.
- China Church A religious building made of china that is destroyed when the Lion jumps from the wall.
- Copper Chest A magical chest containing tools for Johnny Dooit's construction work
- Coronet The pretty coronet Ozma gives Dorothy when she makes her a Princess of Oz.
- Couch An ornate couch piled with rose-colored silk cushions and pink gossamer hangings, used for Tip's transformation.
D
- Dama-fruit A magical fruit that makes those who eat it invisible.
- Diamond Palace The Lonesome Duck's home, built entirely of diamonds.
E
- Educational Pills The Educational Pills are pills invented by Professor Wogglebug that instantly teach a student a lesson when swallowed.
- Emerald The wonderful green stone of which the Emerald City is built.
- Encyclopedia of Oz The Encyclopedia of Oz is a reference book describing the creatures and celebrities of Oz.
- Expanding Extract A bottle from the box of Mixed Magic that Ruggedo pours over his own head, and grows into a giant.
F
- Fiddlebow Boat The Fiddlebow Boat is a magic fiddle-shaped boat given to Bob by the trees of the Fiddlestick Forest.
- Flutters Magical items made by the Braided Man for flags.
- Flyaboutabus The Flyaboutabus is the royal flying vehicle of Un.
- Flying Cloak of Invisibility A magic cloak that renders its wearer invisible and carries him wherever he desires to go.
- Flying Fluid Flying Fluid is one of the magic potions found in Glegg's Box of Mixed Magic.
- Flying Machine A machine built by Johnny Dooit capable of flight.
- The Forbidden Flagon The Forbidden Flagon is a sealed flask that each Baron of Baffleburg is sworn to guard.
G
- Gaulau Gaulau is a rare magic mineral powder that Coo-ee-oh burned to raise and lower the sunken island.
- Glass Rocks Big rocks of glass in the Land of the Mangaboos, piled up to seal the travellers into the mountain.
- Glegg's Box of Mixed Magic Glegg's Box of Mixed Magic is a magic box found by Ruggedo containing several powerful spells.
- Glegg's Instantaneous Expanding Extract Glegg's Instantaneous Expanding Extract is a magic potion in Glegg's Box that makes whatever it touches grow larger.
- Glegg's Question Box Glegg's Question Box is a magic box that answers questions when shaken three times.
- Gold Flask A container used to collect water from the dark well.
- Gold Medals Gold medals set with precious stones given by Ozma to each of the twenty-six officers of her army after the rescue from the Nome King.
- The Golden Cap The charmed cap that commands the Winged Monkeys.
- Golden Cup The golden cup is a small cup found in Coo-ee-oh's drawer, used for measuring the magic powder Gaulau.
- Golden Flower-pot The golden pot that holds and grows the Magic Flower.
- Golden Key A large, old but bright golden key discovered buried in the sand on the beach.
- Golden Pear The golden pear is a magic fruit in Cheeriobed's garden that Prince Philador may pick only in times of extreme danger.
- Golden Thread A magical thread used by Glinda to break the spell of Mombi's transformation.
- Gorba's Stepping Stones Gorba's Stepping Stones are magic flagstones in the wizard's garden that bounce whoever stands on them off in the direction of the compass their feet indicate.
- Grasshopper An emerald grasshopper that was once Ozma of Oz, transformed by the Nome King when she failed her guessing challenge.
- Great Book of Records The Great Book of Records is a magical book in Glinda's palace that instantly records everything that happens everywhere in the world.
- Green Book of Magic The Green Book of Magic is a book containing the incantation needed to restore the King of Oz to his proper shape.
- Gump's Head The head of the Gump, a magical flying machine, which can still speak.
H
- Harness The harness by which Zeb hitches Jim the Cab-horse to the buggy.
- Heart The Tin Woodman's heart, placed in his breast by the Wizard: strictly orthodox, though larger and warmer than most.
- Horse-whip Jim's horse-whip, which Zeb snatches up to fight the invisible bears of the Valley of Voe.
- Hotel Trees Hotel Trees are magical trees in the Metal Forest's natural grove whose nuts each contain a full three-course dinner.
- How to Be Good 'How to be Good' is a parchment scroll written by one of King Rinkitink's subjects, which Rinkitink carries and reads aloud.
I
- Imperial Cornet Band of Oz The band in emerald velvet uniforms with pea-green satin slashes and cut-emerald buttons that leads Ozma's grand procession.
- Indus Tree The Indus Tree is a magic tree in the public square of Down Town whose branches grow the tools of every trade.
- Iron Bars Metal bars that form a cage in front of Yoop's cavern.
- Ivory Box A small ivory box inside the magic casket that held two magic root-bulbs.
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L
- Lacasa A sort of nectar drink famous in Oz.
- Lace Apron The Lace Apron is an apron Mrs. Yoop wears over her fine gowns.
- Ladder A tall ladder used to rescue the Scarecrow from the fence.
- Lantern The Wizard's lanterns, by which the travellers light their way up the dark stairway inside Pyramid Mountain.
- Leather Strip A rope made from Jim's harness for climbing.
- Liquid of Petrifaction A magical liquid that turns everything it touches to solid marble.
- Little Axe A small magic axe belonging to the Wizard that chops a path through the forest when commanded.
- Little Saw A tiny magic saw belonging to the Wizard that can cut wood by itself.
- Lively Hood The Lively Hood is a magic silver hood of the Quix that makes its wearer rapidly age and grow young by turns.
- The Love Magnet A charm that makes whoever carries it beloved by everyone who looks at them.
- Loving Heart A Loving Heart is the kind of heart the Tin Woodman wished for but which the Wizard of Oz did not have in stock.
- Lunch-box Tree A magical tree bearing edible lunch boxes as fruit, each containing a complete meal.
M
- Magic Apron The Magic Apron is the lace apron Mrs. Yoop always wears that alone can open the doors and windows of her castle.
- The Magic Belt The Nome King's belt, taken to Oz by Dorothy, which grants transportation and transformation.
- Magic Carpet The Magic Carpet is Ozma's magic carpet, which unrolls itself before travelers to let them cross the Deadly Desert safely.
- Magic Casket A small jade casket that held the Flying Cloak of Invisibility and other magic items.
- Magic Dishpan The Magic Dishpan is Cayke's jeweled gold dishpan, secretly enchanted so that whoever sits in it and grasps its handles is transported instantly anywhere in the Land of Oz.
- Magic Flower A magical plant that continuously grows a changing succession of flowers, said to stand in a golden pot on a hidden island.
- Magic Glue Magic Glue is a magic preparation that mends people back together when they are cut.
- Magic Oracle The Magic Oracle is a magical device Queen Coo-ee-oh consults for information.
- Magic Pearl A magical pearl that Glinda uses to detect lies; it turns black when falsehoods are spoken.
- Magic Pearls The Magic Pearls are the three enchanted pearls -- Blue, Pink and White -- that Prince Inga carries.
- Magic Picture A magical device through which Ozma can see distant places.
- Magic Plant The Magic Plant of the Magic Isle, whose blossoms change every moment, brought to Ozma as a birthday gift.
- Magic Ring The Magic Ring is a ring Glinda gave Dorothy that summons Glinda if Dorothy turns it while in danger.
- Magic Spyglass The Magic Spyglass is Ruggedo's device for secretly viewing distant places, including inside the Hollow Tube.
- Magic Talismans The Magic Talismans are three enchanted pearls that King Kitticut keeps hidden beneath the banquet-hall floor.
- Match The match Zeb strikes to light the lanterns in the dark cave of the Mangaboos.
- Metal Sheets Sheets of metal used by the donkeys to make noise for defense against foxes.
- Mixed Magic The box of Mixed Magic that Ruggedo finds in his cave, which brings Peg Amy to life, makes Wag grow and carries off Ozma's palace.
O
- Oil-can The oil-can that frees the Tin Woodman's rusted joints.
- Oz Spangled Banner The national air of Oz, played by the Imperial Cornet Band at the head of Ozma's procession.
- Ozma's Golden Chariot Ozma's golden chariot, drawn by the Cowardly Lion and the Hungry Tiger across the desert to the Land of Ev.
P
- Palm-leaves The great palm-leaves the Tin Woodman fastens to two sofas as wings for the Gump.
- Parashuter The parashuter is Uncle Billy's device for releasing a parachute-like apparatus from the Skyrocket.
- Phaeton A pretty green and pink phaeton, drawn by the Sawhorse, in which Dorothy and Ozma ride to visit Glinda.
- Phonograph A music device that became accidentally alive from the Powder of Life.
- Pink Pearl The Pink Pearl is one of the three magic pearls of Pingaree and protects its bearer from danger.
- The Powder of Life A powder that brings anything sprinkled with it to life, and is never quite used carefully.
- Pyrzqxgl The magic word of transformation, which works only when spoken exactly right, stolen by Kiki Aru from his father Bini Aru.
Q
- Question Box A little box from the Mixed Magic that answers any question asked of it, if not always well.
- Quick Sandals The Quick Sandals are a magic pair of sandals that carry their wearer along at tremendous speed.
R
- Ragbad Quadrille The Ragbad quadrille is a traditional dance of Ragbad that Grampa teaches to Urtha.
- Rash Rubies The Rash Rubies are three magic gems that protect the rightful ruler of Rash from harm by water, air and earth.
- Rash Scepter The Rash Scepter is the royal scepter of Rash, set with the three magic rubies.
- Re-animating Rays The Re-animating Rays are a magic light in Glegg's Box that can bring a bewitched or lifeless being back to life.
- Red Wagon The Red Wagon is Ozma's wagon, pulled by the Sawhorse.
- Royal Banner of Oz The Royal Banner of Oz is the flag that flies from the centerpoles of the tents in the rescue party's camp.
- Royal Book of Oz The Royal Book of Oz is a book Professor Wogglebug sets out to compile, recording the names and history of all of Oz's people.
- Royal Bush The bush on which all the Mangaboo rulers grow
- Royal Sampan The Sultan of Samandra's royal boat with its golden chain, ordered to sail down the Winkie River to the capital of Oz.
- Ruby Key A blood-red ruby key that unlocks the thirty cupboards containing the Princess's collection of heads.
- Rustles Magical items made by the Braided Man for ladies' silk clothing.
S
- Sand-boat A boat with runners and sails created by Johnny Dooit to cross the Deadly Desert
- Sandman’s Nap Sack A magic sack found among the mending that puts whoever it covers to sleep.
- Satchel The Wizard's satchel, fetched for him in the Land of the Mangaboos.
- School Pills Sugar-coated pills invented by the Wizard that impart knowledge instantly to students.
- Scrum Scrum is a board game popular in Ragbad, similar to checkers, parcheesi and chess, played on a board built into Grampa's wooden leg.
- Silence Stone A magic emerald that silences whoever it strikes for seven years, once used by the ancient Emperors of Oz.
- Silk The green silk, in three shades, that Oz and Dorothy sew into the balloon.
- Silver Jar of Complexion Powder The gift Ozma gives the Scarecrow after the rescue from the Nome King.
- The Silver Shoes The silver shoes of the Wicked Witch of the East, which pass to Dorothy and carry a charm she does not know.
- Silver Wand The Silver Wand is Ozma's one weapon of offense and defense, used to perform her fairy magic.
- Six-leaved Clover A rare plant found only in the green country around the Emerald City, needed for the reversal compound.
- Skeropythrope A skeropythrope is a magic tool Glinda uses in her sorcery to make inanimate objects obey her commands.
- Skosh Skosh is a magic substance found only in one hidden pool on the tableland of the Yips, which made the frog that fed on it grow huge and unusually intelligent.
- Skyrocket The Skyrocket is a flying torpedo built by Uncle Billy meant to carry him and Speedy to Mars.
- Soap-bubbles Giant soap bubbles made tough with a special glue.
- Soup Kettle A large iron kettle used by Scoodlers for cooking their captives
- Spike's Hair Strengthener Spike's Hair Strengthener is a magic potion in Glegg's Box that turns hair into iron spikes.
- Spool of Succession The magic golden spool that unwinds to lead the Quilties to their next ruler.
- Spy-glass A telescope device from the Wizard's satchel used to view distant objects.
- Star of Royalty The emblem of sovereignty in the Land of the Mangaboos, demanded by the new Prince as soon as he is picked.
- Sticking-plaster A healing material from the Wizard's satchel.
- Sword The Wizard's sword, carried in pieces and jointed together, which he balances on his nose and draws against the invisible bears.
T
- Tamornas A delicious fruit magically produced by Glinda.
- Thing The Thing: the flying machine built of two sofas, palm-leaf wings and a Gump's head, brought to life with the Powder of Life.
- Thinking Cap The good witch's thinking cap is a magic cap from Tattypoo's workshop that Herby and Philador take along on their journey.
- Three-Course Nuts Three-Course Nuts are fruit that each contain a complete three-course dinner of soup, a main course, and dessert.
- Tin Flowers Artificial flowers made of tin by the Tin Woodman's craftsmen
- Tin Whistle A small pig-shaped tin object with a whistle in its tail, found in the Nome King's palace, containing an enchanted Tin Woodman.
- Travelers' Tree The Travelers' Tree is a magic tree, planted by the Wizard Wam, that grows food and drink for travelers.
- Triple Trick Tea Triple Trick Tea is a magic tea set packed inside Glegg's Box of Mixed Magic.
V
- Vanishing Cream Vanishing Cream is a magic potion in Glegg's Box that makes whatever it touches disappear.
- Victor Columbia Edison A phonograph brought to life by the Powder of Life that escaped the Crooked Magician.
W
- Wall of Solid Air The Wall of Solid Air is a magic circular wall of hardened invisible air that Nimmie Amee built around her house.
- Water of Oblivion Water that makes anyone who drinks it forget everything they know
- White Pearl The White Pearl is the third of Pingaree's three magic pearls, and it speaks with wise advice.
- William Penn A statue atop Philadelphia's Town Hall that Peter flies past.
- Wishing Pills Three magical pills that grant a wish to whoever swallows one and counts seventeen by twos.
- Witch's Window The witch's window is a magic dormer window in Tattypoo's hut whose blue pane shows the past and whose pink pane shows the future.
- Wooden Wings Detachable wooden wings that grant the power of flight in the Gargoyle country.