For the last two numbers, George Munro took over the editorship from P. T. Selbit.
- The Wizard - Volume V, Number 49 - September, 1909 - 16 pages
- Cover - Imro Fox
- Ornum's advertisement
- Notices
- Gossip
- Advertisements
- A Protean Wand
- The Magic Circle
- Advertisements
- Conjuring a Cake
- Two New Methods of Performing a Popular Problem
- The Preparation of the Cake
- The Culinary Operation
- The Cutting Part
- Another Method
- The Bran Box Again
- A Fiery Dish
- Nikola Breaks Out Again
- A Half-Minute Perplexity Pickle
- The Problem to be Faced
- Solution of the Difficulty
- Irresponsible Impertinences
- Business Government Coupon
- Order of the Magi
- Practical Magic - P. T. Selbit
- No. 6
- A Wholesale Cage Disappearance
- Chung Ling Soo and an Australian Interviewer
- re: Dr. Hands
- re: workshop page to be adopted
- Wanted to Buy - advertisement
- "Tricks for Everyone" - Devant - advertisement
- At Last!!! - The Real American Magical Inventor [Burling Hull] comes to England - advertisement
- Death of an Old Time Conjurer - Professor Anderton Found Drowned
- The Order of the Magi
- Advertisements
- The Wizard - Volume V, Number 50 - October, 1909 - 16 pages
- Cover - Getting Warmer, A North Pole(r) Surprise - cartoon by Nathan Dean
- Ornum's advertisement
- Notices
- Gossip
- When in Doubt - advertisement
- A Penny Card Trick - George Johnson
- Recollections of Hartz by Professor Hoffmann - continued
- Practical Magic - P. T. Selbit
- Correspondence
- De Vere v. Hartz
- A Protest
- The Order of the Magi
- The "Arts and Crafts" of Magic - Louis L. Playford
- Advertisements
- A Fine Plot for Magical Illustration
- How the Weight of Gold Changed
- A Physics Teacher's Evidence
- The Order of the Magi
- Advertisements
- The Wizard - Volume V, Number 51 - November, 1909 - 16 pages
- Cover - In Hot Water! - The Magician's Annual - cartoon
- Ornum's advertisement
- Notices
- Gossip
- The Magic Circle
- A Novel Handkerchief Act - arranged by Wilford Hutchinson
- Introducing, "Blendo," 20th Century Trick, etc.
- Details of Apparatus required for execution of the above
- Advertisements
- Practical Magic - P. T. Selbit
- No. 8
- The Colour Changing Bricks
- Apology to Mrs. Noakes from the "Magician Annual, 1090-1910" editors
- Maurice Victor - P. T. S.
- An Appreciation of my Best Friend
- Experiences of a Wizard in Australia
- Correspondence
- History Repeats Itself
- De Vere v. Hartz
- The Old Way, and the New Way in Conjuring - J. Howard Max
- An Contrast in Magical Methods
- The Northern Magical Society
- Wanted - advertisement
- The Order of the Magi
- Advertisements
- The Wizard - Volume V, Number 52 - December, 1909 - 16 pages
- Cover - Chris Van Bern
- Ornum's advertisement
- Notices
- Gossip
- The Order of the Magi
- Advertisement
- A New Year Card Trick - E. Cooper
- A Transparent Deception
- Recollections of the Late Dr. Lynn - Rupert Slater
- Advertisement
- Practical Magic - P. T. Selbit
- No. 9
- A Tricky Tray - The Production of Several Glasses Filled with Liquid
- Appearing and Disappearing Handkerchiefs
- The Magic Circle
- Big Success at the Annual Dinner
- The Order of the Magi
- A Mysterious Programme
- Programme
- Part 1
- Part 2
- Notice
- De Land's "Sphinx" Trick - advertisement
- The Northern Magical Society
- Advertisements
- The Wizard - Volume V, Number 53 - January, 1910 - 16 pages
- Cover - Arnold De Bierre, The Mysterious
- Ornum's advertisement
- Notices
- Gossip
- Advertisements
- An Improved Phantom Card Trick - Wilford Hutchinson
- The Ethics of Showmanship - Julian Wylie
- No. 1 - Constructing a Programme
- Trade to Entertain, not only to Deceive
- Striking Points
- Wonders Must Surpass Themselves
- The Arts and Crafts of conjuring - correspondence
- An Original Principle - A New Way of Cheating Gravity - Owen Clark
- What Next? - humor
- Practical Magic - P. T. Selbit
- No. 10
- New Rabbit Production
- Equally Effective as a Disappearance
- The Northern Magical Society
- The Usual Thing - joke
- re: apologies for the delayed appearance of this issue
- Advertisements
- The Magic Circle
- Edinburgh Music Hall Sensation
- Manager Decamps with Drawings
- Artists Stranded
- The Zanzigs
- The Crisis
- Advertisements
- The Wizard - Volume V, Number 54 - February, 1910 - 16 pages
- Cover - Oswald Williams
- Ornum's advertisement
- Notices
- Gossip
- A Card Puzzle - E. cooper
- An Invisible Servante
- Tricks with Glasses
- New Books
- The Old and the New Magic - Henry Ridgley Evans
- Entertaining - Albertus
- The Strand Magazine - January, 1910
- The London Magazine - 1910
- An Organ-Pipe Improvement - Frank Sandford
- New Flying Lamp - advertisement
- Practical Magic - P. T. Selbit
- A Splendid Spirit Clock
- 'Hubby's Dream,' and Illusion - E. Cooper
- The Northern Magical Society
- The Order of the Magi
- Treading on the Public's Toe - Zeotha
- Advertisements
- Correspondence
- Advertisements
- The Wizard - Volume V, Number 55 - March, 1910 - 16 pages
- Cover - Mr. & Mrs. Harry Houdini
- Ornum's advertisement
- Notices
- Gossip
- Special to Contributors
- Kenneth G. Poland - photo
- A Wine & Water Combination - J. Albert Briggs
- You Should Preserve Your 'Wizard' - advertisement
- The Order of the Magi
- British Magical Society
- The Harvest Moon Wonders - P. T. Selbit
- An Inexpensive Illusion Outfit
- A Self-Contained chest of Mystery
- Dr. Bodie and Magic
- The Northern Magical Society
- Divining Rod of the Ancients - Method - Frank Sandford
- Correspondence
- Tricks for Everyone - book advertisement
- The Magic Circle
- "Isn't It Wonderful?" - William Purvis
- Quaint Stories of Some Famous Conjurers
- The Prince of Charlatans
- Ugly Joe
- A Blasphemous Scoundrel
- What Did She See?
- Who Was Charlier?
- Advertisements
- The Wizard - Volume V, Number 56 - April, 1910 - 16 pages
- Cover - Chung Ling Soo & Company
- Ornum's advertisement
- Notices
- Gossip
- Advertisements
- A Supernatural Mystery - Harold Latham
- You Should Preserve Your 'Wizard' - advertisement
- Death of Imro Fox
- Magic Circle Grand Séance
- The Order of the Magi
- A Carnival of Conjurers - Some Impressions of the Magic Circle Grand Séance - drawn by Nathan Dean
- "From the Vasty Deep" - A Fantasy [play] - Nevil Maskelyne
- The Northern Magical Society
- Correspondence
- How Illusions are Not Done
- A Wine and Water Combination
- "Isn't It Wonderful?" - William Purvis - continued
- Quaint Stories of Some Famous Conjurers
- Who Was Charlier? - continued
- An Unsolved Mystery
- Fame and Clockwork
- Why They Did It
- Conjuring and Jugglery - George Johnson
- The Magic Circle
- re: P. T. Selbit will present Dr. Wilmar's Spirit Pictures
- Advertisements
- The Wizard - Volume V, Number 57 - May, 1910 - 16 pages
- Cover - A Spirit Painting
- Ornum's advertisement
- Notices
- Gossip
- The Maskelyne Medal
- A Threadless Rising Wand - Wilfred Hutchinson
- The Northern Magical Society
- The City Magical Company - advertisement
- A Card Mystery - Harold Latham
- A Spectral Apparition - Louis L. Playford
- Correspondence
- The Arts and Crafts of Magic
- The Magic Circle
- Spirit Photography - Frank Sandford
- An Original and Indetectible Method of Producing a Silk Handkerchief - Howard Latham
- A Life of Adventure - The Morning Leader
- The Wanderer Showman
- Began at Fifteen
- Became a Star
- His Own Circus
- Beginning of Misfortune
- Eighty-one and Still Conjuring
- On the Edge of the Legitimate - William Marriott
- On the Edge of the Unknown
- Tricks?
- The Slate
- Magnetic Force
- Gossip
- Advertisements
- The Wizard - Volume V, Number 58 - June, 1910 - 16 pages
- Cover - The Scarab
- Ornum's advertisement
- Notices
- Gossip
- The City Magical Company - advertisement
- Production of a Bowl of Water - New and Novel Principle - Percy Naldrett
- The Northern Magical Society
- Wanted - advertisement
- The Order of the Magi
- Officers Elected for Session 1910
- Two Things Worth Trying - Veldoc
- A Handkerchief Vanish
- silk producing
- The Magic Circle
- British Magical Society
- "The Broken Record" - Hubert L. Lea
- The Order of the Magi
- A New Handkerchief Ball - Wilfred Hutchinson
- Advertisements
- A Useful Changing Box - Hubert L. Lea
- Correspondence
- More "Explanations?"
- The Arts and Crafts of Magic
- Ghostly Pictures - People's Journal
- Painted by Spirits in the Limelight - Latest in the Halls - A Novel Problem for Spiritualists
- Not Done in the Dark
- Careful Scrutiny
- A Matter of Mystery
- Maskelyne & Devant's Mysteries
- Advertisements
- The Wizard - Volume V, Number 59 - July, 1910 - 16 pages
- Cover - E. Lazern
- Ornum's advertisement
- Notices
- Gossip
- joke
- Magic at the "Japanglo" - Percy Smith
- The City Magical Company - advertisement
- The Wizard's Card Trick - Packo
- Special to Contributors
- [Hiram S.] Maxim v. Maskelyne
- Challenge Accepted: West End Wizard on Rope Tricks
- New Back Palm for a Thimble - A. Holford Walker
- Burghley House College of Magic - advertisement
- Correspondence
- The Magic Circle
- An Idea for a Magnetic Wand - Percy Naldrett
- The Order of the Magi
- British Magical Society
- Pluck - poem - George Jay
- A Suggested Improvement for the "Drum that can't be Beaten" - Hubert L. Lea
- New Book - advertisement
- A Real & Effective Coin Change - Richard Klimsch
- The Northern Magical Society
- New Books and Magazines - advertisement
- Advertisements
- The Wizard - Volume V, Number 60 - August, 1910 - 16 pages
- Cover - Psycho
- Ornum's advertisement
- Notices
- Gossip
- A New Trick Slate - J. P. C. Sewell
- Important Announcement - An employee has been delinquent in their duties - communicate to Ornum's
- A New Idea for Tambourine Table - Herbert De Caston
- New Books
- New Card Tricks (Third Series) No. 20 - Ellis Stanyon
- Expert Billiard Ball Manipulation - Burling Hull
- Glass Drilling
- Puzzled for 40 Years - Famous Investor Desires to Test Spiritualism - Is There Trickery? - letter from Sir Hiram S. Maxim
- Knots Sealed
- Cabinet Tested
- Conjurers Amazed
- A Denial
- The Order of the Magi
- A Sorcerer's Price List - advertisement
- The Career of De Vere - P. T. Selbit
- New Books and Magazines - advertisement
- Flowers from Nowhere - Hubert L. Lea
- Advertisements
- The Tomsons Again - Reviving a Mystery - Sir H. Maxim's Challenge
- A Searching Test
- A Task for Mr. Maskelyne
- Handkerchief Vanishing from Tumbler Trick - James T. Atkins
- The Tomson Mystery - Sir Hiram Maxim Explains - His Story of the Test
- The City Magical Company - advertisement
- Correspondence
- Advertisements
- Percy Naldrett's Original Telepathic System
- Special to Contributors
- Advertisements
- Maskelyne & Devant's Mysteries
- A £50 Challenge
- Advertisements
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