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Modern Magicians Hand Book
Modern Magicians Hand Book

What an excellent book. The quality of the material is outstanding. What makes this book particularly rare is a chapter on juggling and how to fake great juggle skills. I have yet to see another book on magic with such an extensive chapter on juggling.
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William John Hilliar  2005-09-09   $7.00  Read More 
The Sphinx
The Sphinx

You get all 52 volumes (597 issues), almost 17,000 pages as PDF files (one for each volume). We have added to that a complete index stretching over 540 pages. (Don't ask us how long it took to prepare this index because it will bring up painful memories.)
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 2005-09-06   $499.00  Read More 
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The Sphinx Volume 1
The Sphinx Volume 1


VOLUME 1

NO. 1: MARCH 1902
Editor's Notes.2
A Humorous Glass Trick.2
Novel Apparatus: The Hilliar Rising Card.2
The Magician of the Month: Harry Kellar.3
The Great Hindoo Tongue Trick. By Ali
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William John Hilliar  2006-10-19   $15.00  Read More 
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William John Hilliar
(1876-1936)

Born in Oxford, England. Inspired at age 14 seing Bosco. Learned working in vaudeville troupe. Pro. Moved to USA in 1902.

He was so skilled that he once substituted on stage for Howard Thurston, with no one in the audience realizing the switch. Committed suicide.