(Britain: 1910 - 23rd February 1986)
Railwayman. Amateur sleight-of-hand magician and card expert. Founding editor of Pabular in 1974. His daughter, Annabelle, won the Craig Trophy in 1969. His life work was recorded by Peter Duffie in The Magic of Fred Robinson.
Coauthors: Nick Bolton, Eric Mason
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Snap, Crackle and Pop! A Brief Interlude with Fred Robinson (for resale)Fred Robinson This movie was taken by Ake Hallberg from Sweden. Location is Hyde Park in London during the 1980s. The 8mm film was sent via Ulf Morling to Martin Breese who released it on DVD. You will see two performances of Fred's fantastic Ambitious Card routine together with numerous sleights and color changes. You will also see his incredible Vanish of Coin in tie. This film is really short but a gem for all who have never seen Fred Robinson perform life. For more on Fred's magic see The Magic of Fred Robinson by Peter Duffie. | DVD | |||
Snap, Crackle and Pop! A Brief Interlude with Fred RobinsonFred RobinsonThis movie was taken by Ake Hallberg from Sweden. Location is Hyde Park in London during the 1980s. The 8mm film was sent via Ulf Morling to Martin Breese who released it on DVD. You will see two performances of Fred's fantastic Ambitious Card routine together with numerous sleights and color changes. You will also see his incredible Vanish of Coin in tie. This film is really short but a gem for all who have never seen Fred Robinson perform life. For more on Fred's magic see The Magic of Fred Robinson by Peter Duffie. 1st edition 2006, length 5:48 | $15 more than onetype to choose from MP4 (video) DVD | |||
PabularNick Bolton & Fred Robinson & Eric Mason Here is the complete file of Pabular, one of the most remarkable and influential magazines ever published. Pabular was first published in 1974 by Nick Bolton and ran for just over eight exciting volumes. It is probably the finest ever British close-up magazines to be published. It was mainly edited by the well respected Fred Robinson (later by Walt Lees and Stephen Tucker) and the art editor throughout was Eric Mason. The first effect in the magazine was by Roy Walton and contributors include: Jack Avis, Gaeton Bloom, John Carney, Tony Corinda, Ted Danson, Will Dexter, Bob Driebeek, Shiv Duggal, Peter Duffie, Alex Elmsley, Dominique Duvivier, Cy Endfield, Bob Farmer, Flip, Piet Forton,... | ★★★★★ $41 to wish listPDF_facsimile |