Magic Wand Magical Review October by George Johnson Editor (3 results)

Soft cover. Condition: Poor. Argueably the best stage and close up magic publication ever. Various articles by some of the top performers detailing their mechanisms, effects and tricks and how to perform and/or make them. The magazine was aimed mostly for the professional magician and knowledgeable amateur, with some articles for beginners. Patter is generally not recorded, assuming the reader is already familiar with that important step, so articles are brief, to the point, often illustrated and usually stage tested. There can be up to 12 pages of adverts in each one, (extra to the magazine pages).Condition as 'very good' the magazines are good and tight, slight rusting of staples on some but they are not creased or frayed. Photo of this actual magazine showing it's condition. The back cover is stained, crumbled off, wrinkly, edges chipped and darkened, top bit of spine lost. Contents O.K.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Argueably the best stage and close up magic publication ever. Various articles by some of the top performers detailing their mechanisms, effects and tricks and how to perform and/or make them. The magazine was aimed mostly for the professional magician and knowledgeable amateur, with some articles for beginners. Patter is generally not recorded, assuming the reader is already familiar with that important step, so articles are brief, to the point, often illustrated and usually stage tested. There can be up to 8 pages of adverts in each one, (extra to the magazine pages). Condition as 'very good' the magazines are good and tight, slight rusting of staples on some but they are not creased or frayed, remarkable for their age and use, not just for reading but opened and studied. Photo of this actual magazine showing it's condition.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Argueably the best stage and close up magic publication ever. Various articles by some of the top performers detailing their mechanisms, effects and tricks and how to perform and/or make them. The magazine was aimed mostly for the professional magician and knowledgeable amateur, with some articles for beginners. Patter is generally not recorded, assuming the reader is already familiar with that important step, so articles are brief, to the point, often illustrated and usually stage tested. There can be up to 8 pages of adverts in each one, (extra to the magazine pages). Condition as 'very good' the magazines are good and tight, slight rusting of staples on some but they are not creased or frayed, remarkable for their age and use, not just for reading but opened and studied. Photo of this actual magazine showing it's condition.