|
|
|
|
|
|
|

Specializing in Houdiniana
MAGAZINE Section - Part Two
Weather In Spring, Texas
Welcome to the "MAGAZINE Section - Part Two"
Below you'll find even MORE Magazines to choose from.
All photos below are "Thumbnails". This means, what's showing on your screen is a smaller version of the actual photo. Click on the smaller photo and this will bring up the regular size photo -then- use your "Back Arrow" to come back to this WebSite Page.
If you've any questions or need further information, please don't hesitate to contact me:
Stephen A. Sparks (a/k/a Sparky) - P. O. Box 1345 - Spring, Texas 77383-1345 USA
281-353-1014 (Phone and/or Fax) ~ 281-827-4001 (Cell)
Or, click here to email me >>>>> Houdini374@aol.com<<<<<
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
(After viewing this Magazines Part 2 page, please click on any of the buttons above to move to any of the other Pages)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
2992-8938) SEYMOUR DAVIS On The Cover of MUM Magazine
The BONUS of this offering is Seymour Davis has Autographed The Front Cover!!
To Joyce, that great
lady of magic
Seymour Davis
Volume 71, #1 - June 1981 -
$15.00~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
2993-9309) RAY-MOND On The Cover of MUM Magazine
The BONUS of this offering is Ray-Mond has Autographed The Front Cover!!
For
Joyce & Jim
Many Thanks
Always,
Ray-Mond
Volume 71, #4 - September 1981 - $15.00
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
3006-4515) Original IBIDEM Magazine
This Wonderful magazine was published by P. Howard Lyons back in the 1950s and 1960s.
His wife, Pat Patterson Lyons, did the great drawings for the Silk Screen Magazine Covers, which are collectibles in themselves.
Original Ibidem Magazines are
Very Scarce and hard to come by. - $20.00#4, November 1955, 22pp
Contents and Contributor's Include:
"The Mathematricker" by Stewart James - "Divination of BUA(Two Mentally Chosen Cards)" by E. G. Brown - "Break Even" by PH Lyons - "Some Amazing Mazes" by Charles S. Pierce - "The Torn Off-Centre" by Randall Zwinge - "The Marlo-Curry Prediction" by FrancisHaxton - "Dirty Deal" by PH Lyons - "Cheating at Cheating #2" by Ken Beale.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
2981-4897) MAGICOL Magazine, A Journal of the Magic Collectors' Association.
This offering is for a total of 32 issues of the New Series. Spanning the dates of August 1982 to August 2009.
I had these set back, due to all the Houdini articles.
Issues: 64,80,87,88,93,96,97,98 Issues: 99,100,103,104,105,106,107,109
Issues: 114,116,130,133,134,135,138,140
Issues: 142,143,148,149,169,170,171,172
For you Houdini buffs, the Mother Load Of Houdini Articles:
#64 - The Edward Saint Collection by Wayne R. Wissner
#80 - Houdini's Coffin by Mike Caveney
#87 - Time For Houdini by Raphael Ellenbogen
#88 - Uncanonized Saint by Robert Lund
#96 - A Legend In Australia by Alfred T. Hayes
#97 - Ex Libris by Jim Alfredson
#104 - Houdini on Cover -and- article's: Spendthrift Harry by Robert Lund
-and- Houdini's Life Insurance (no author given)
#105 - The Houdini Will by Joel Miller
#109 - The Telltale Postcard by Robert Lund
-and- A Letter To Harry Kellar by William P. Miesel
#114 - Some of the effects Schlosser built for Houdini included:....
#116 - Mardoni - Houdini's Would-Be Successor by Chuck Romano
#135 - Magical Music or Musical Magic? by Enrique Jimenez Martinez
(Assorted plays, musicals with a magic theme,
including the 1977 Houdini Opera performed in the Netherlands)
#138 - The Literature of Escape by David Meyer
(not necessarily on Houdini, but a good tie-in, since it discusses escapes)
#140 - The Next Generation of Magic Collector's by Arthur Moses
#142 - Houdiniana And The Unmasking of Robert Houdin by George Daily
#143 - What Is It? by Terry Harris (Houdini Stanhope)
#148 - Houdini Stanhopes by Arthur Moses
#149 - On The Death Of My Friend Harry Houdini by Will Rogers
#169 - A Highlight of My Collection: Four Houdini Letters by Ann Myrece James
==================
If you're new to MCA and want to catch up on some of the past issues, this offering is for you!!
Price reflects the fact there are 19 issues with Houdini related articles, but when you stop to think about it - current issues, of this magazine, now cost $7.50each, since the annual subscription is now $30.00/year. - $250.00/(for all 32 issues)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
2956-3790) ABRACADABRA Magazine.
Published by Goodliffe in Birmingham and Alcester, England.
The World's ONLY Weekly magazine!!
Below is a HUGE selection of Abra's spanning the years 1946 to 1989.
A Complete Volume consists of only 26 issues.
Been looking to fill in some of those holes in your collection? Look no further....
Prices are as follows:
Single issues - 30cents each
C
Volume 1, #1-8, 10-11, 13, 19 - Dates span
Feb. 2 - June 8, 1946
(This, of course, means: issues 1 thru 8, along with issues 10 and 11, 13 and
19)
Volume 3, #54, 58-61, 63-65, 68-70, 73-74, 77-78 - Dates span Feb. 8 - July 26,
1947
Volume 5, #106-130 - Dates span Feb. 7 - July 24, 1948
Volume 6, #131-151, 153-156 - Dates span July 31, 1948 - Jan. 22, 1949
Volume 8, #183-187, 189-192, 197-202, 204-206 - Dates span July 30, 1949 - Jan.
7, 1950
Volume 7, #162-163, 166, 169-170, 173-176, 178, 180-182 - Dates span March 8 -
July 23, 1949
Volume 9, #209-211, 213-230, 232-234 - Dates span Jan. 28 - July 22, 1950
Volume 10, #236, 244, 246, 248, 256-257 - Dates span Aug. 5 - Dec. 30 1950
Volume 11, #270 - Mar. 31, 1951
Volume 12, #303, 306-310, 312 - Dates span Nov. 17, 1951 - Jan. 5, 1952
Volume 13, #313-314 - Dates span Jan. 26 - Feb. 2, 1952
Volume 14, #351-352, 357 - Dates span Oct. 18 - Nov. 29, 1952
Volume 15, #365, 374, 385, 387, 389-390 - Dates span Jan. 24 - July 18, 1953
Volume 16, #391-396, 398-408, 410-416 - Dates span July 25, 1953 - Jan. 16, 1954
Volume 17, #421, 425, 427-428, 430-435, 439 - Dates span February 20 - June 26,
1954
Volume 18, #443-449, 451-468 - Dates span July 24, 1954 - Jan. 15, 1955
Volume 19, #480, 482, 484-494 - Dates span April 9 - July 16, 1955
Volume 20, #496-497, 499, 505-506, 508-510, 512, 514, 516, 518, 520 - Dates span
July 30, 1955 - January 14, 1956
Volume 21, #521-541, 543-545 - Dates span Jan. 21 - June 30, 1956
Volume 22, #547-560, 562-563, 567-572 - Dates span July 21, 1956 - Jan 12, 1957
Volume 23, #573-575, 577-579, 581-585, 587-589, 593, 596 - Dates span January 19
- June 229, 1957
Volume 24, #600-624 - Dates span July 27, 1957 - Jan 11, 1958
Volume 25, #625-628, 630-635, 638-639, 641-646, 648-650 - Dates span January 18
- July 12, 1958
Volume 26, #651, 653-654, 656-665, 668-670, 672-676 - Dates span July 19, 1958 -
Jan.10, 1959
Volume 27, #683-696, 698-700, 702 - Dates span February 28 - July 11, 1959
Volume 28, #703-721, 723-728 - Dates span July 18, 1959 - Jan. 9, 1960
Volume 29, #729-740, 742-749 - Dates span Jan. 16 - June 4, 1960
Volume 30, #755-763, 765-771, 773-780 - Dates span July 16, 1960 - Jan. 7, 1961
Volume 31, #781-799, 801-806 - Dates span Jan. 14 - July 8, 1961
Volume 32, #808, 813, 826-831 - Dates span July 22 - Dec. 30, 1961
Volume 33, #834-852, 854, 856-858 - Dates span Jan.. 20 - July 7, 1962
Volume 34, #859, 861-884 - Dates span July 14, 1962 - Jan. 5, 1963
Volume 35, #886, 893-899, 901-902, 906, 908, 910 - Dates span January 19 - July
6, 1963
Volume 36, #912, 918, 922, 924, 926, 930-936 - Dates span July 20, 1963 -
January 4, 1964
Volume 37, #937-938, 940-954, 956-958, 961-962 - Dates span January 11 - July 4,
1964
Volume 38, #965-966, 968-978, 982, 985-988 - Dates span July 25, 1964 - Jan. 2,
1965
Volume 39, #989-1014 - Dates span Jan. 9 - July 3, 1965
Volume 40, #1015-17, 1019-1040 - Dates span July 10, 1965 - Jan. 1, 1966
Volume 41, #1041-1063, 1065-1066 - Dates span Jan. 8 - June 25, 1966
Volume 42, #1067, 1069-1079, 1081-1088, 1090-1092 - Dates span July 9 - Dec. 31,
1966
Volume 43, #1094, 1097, 1100-1118 - Dates span Jan. 14 - July 1, 1967
Volume 44, #1119-1136, 1138-1140, 1142-1144 - Dates span July 8 - Dec. 30th,
1967
Volume 45, #1145-1157, 1159-1170 - Dates span Jan. 6 - June 29, 1968
Volume 46, #1171-1191, 1193-1196 - Dates span July 6 - December 28, 1968
Volume 47, #1197-1206, 1208-1212, 1214-1222, - Dates span Jan. 4 - June 28, 1969
Volume 48, #1223, 1227-1248 - Dates span July 5 - Dec. 27, 1969
Volume 49, #1249-1265, 1267-1274 - Dates span Jan. 3 - June 27, 1970
Volume 50, #1275-1280, 1282, 1284-1300 - Dates span July 4 - Dec. 26, 1970
Volume 51, #1302-1326 - Dates span January 9 - June 26, 1971
Volume 52, #1327-1329, 1331- - Dates span July 3 - December 25, 1971
Volume 53, #1353-1376, 1378 - Dates span January 1 - June 24, 1972
Volume 55, #1405-1425, 1427-1430 - Dates span Dec. 30, 1972 - June 23, 1973
Volume 57, #1457-1468, 1470-1482 - Dates span Dec. 29, 1973 - June 22, 1974
Volume 58, #1486-1491, 1493, 1496-1497, 1499-1507, 1509 - Dates span July 30 -
Dec. 28, 1974
Volume 59, #1510-1511, 1513-1514, 1517, 1519-1522, 1524-1534 Dates span Jan. 4 -
June 21, 1975
Volume 60, #1535-1555, 1557, 1559-1560 - Dates span June 28 - Dec. 20, 1975
Volume 61, #1561-1570, 1572-1586 - Dates span Dec. 27, 1975 - June 19, 1976
Volume 62, #1587-1604, 1606-1612 - Dates span June 26 - Dec. 18, 1976
Volume 63, #1613-1621, 1625-1638 - Dates span Dec. 25, 1976 - June 18, 1977
Volume 64, #1639-1652, 1655-1656, 1658-1664 - Dates span June 25 - Dec. 17, 1977
Volume 65, #1665-1668, 1670-1685, 1688-1690 - Dates span Dec. 24, 1977 - June
17, 1978
Volume 66, #1691-1705, 1707-1716 - Dates span June 24 - Dec. 16, 1978
Volume 67, #1717-1718, 1720-1722, 1724-1742 - Dates span Dec. 23, 1978 - June
16, 1979
Volume 68, #1743-1762, 1764-1768 - Dates span June 23 - December 15, 1979
Volume 69, #1769-1779, 1781-1794 - Dates span Dec. 22, 1979 - June 14, 1980
Volume 70, #1795-1808, 1810-1820 - Dates span June 21 - Dec. 13, 1980
Volume 71, #1826-1845 - Dates span Jan. 24 - June 6, 1981
Volume 72, #1847-1849, 1851, 1853-1854, 1856, 1858, 1862-1864 - Dates span June
20 - Oct. 3, 1981
Volume 73, #1881-1886, 1888-1891, 1893-1894 - Dates span Feb. 13 - May 15, 1982
Volume 74, #1909, 1915-1924 - Dates span Aug. 28 - Dec. 11, 1982
Volume 78, #2020, 2025-2028 - Dates span Oct. 13 - Dec. 8, 1984
Volume 79, #2038-2039 - Dates span January 9 - June 26, 1971
Volume 82, #2124 - Date is Oct. 11, 1986
Volume 83, #2155 - Date is May 16, 1987
Volume 86, #2214-2215, 2217-2226, 2228-2236 - Dates span July 2 - Dec. 3, 1988
Volume 87, #2237-2246, 2249-2250, 2252-2262 - Dates span Dec. 10, 1988 - June 3,
1989
Volume 88, #2263-2265, 2268, 2281, 2284, 2286 - Dates span June 10 - Nov. 18,
1989
Volume 19, #469-494 - Dates span Jan. 22 - July 16, 1955 - Complete Volume
Volume 20, #495-520 - Dates span July 23, 1955 - Jan 14, 1956 -
Complete Volume
Volume 21, #521-546 - Dates span Jan. 21 - July 14, 1956 - Complete Volume
Volume 23, #573-598 - Dates span Jan. 19 - July 6, 1957 - Complete Volume
Volume 25, #625-650 - Dates span Jan. 18 - July 12, 1958 - Complete Volume
Volume 27, #677-702 - Dates span Jan. 17 - July 11, 1959 - Complete Volume
-
Volume 36, #911-936 - Dates span July 13, 1963 - Jan. 4, 1964 - Complete Volume
Volume 37, #937-963 - Dates span Jan. 11 - July 11, 1964 - Complete Volume
Volume 46, #1171-1196 - Dates span July 6 - Dec. 28, 1968 - Complete Volume
Volume 51, #1301-1326 - Dates span Jan. 2 - June 26, 1971 - Complete Volume
Volume 52, #1327-1352 - Dates span July 3 - Dec. 25, 1971 - Complete Volume
Volume 53, #1353-1378 - Dates span Jan. 1 - June 24, 1972 - Complete Volume
Volume 54, #1379-1404 - Dates span July 1 - Dec. 23, 1972 - Complete Volume
Volume 56, #1431-1456 - Dates span June 30 - Dec. 22, 1973 - Complete Volume
Volume 68, #1743-1768 - Dates span June 23 - Dec. 15, 1979 - Complete Volume
-OR-
$600.00 for the lot, which is almost 1600 issues, weighing close to 120pounds.
The 'lot deal' price is postpaid anywhere within the Continental USA.
Alaska, Hawaii, and the rest of the world, I will pay the first $100 of
shipping, you pay the rest.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
2957-7536) TWO VOLUMEs OF MAHATMA MAGAZINE FROM JOHN N. HILLIARDs COLLECTION
A bound lot of The Wizard Magazine, signed by Hilliard, sold on Ebay for a price of $461.00.
Anyone who collects magazines knows MAHATMAs are
Much Scarcer than Wizards.(a) Volume 6 - Bound Complete - July 1902 thru June 1903
Signed by John N. Hilliard
As can be seen from the photos, below, a couple of these issues include "The Happy Houdini" family -and- Chung Ling Soo, on the covers.
If you'd like a detailed listing of the material, in these issues, just email. - $400.00
(b) Volume 7 - Bound Complete - July 1903 thru June 1904
Signed by John N. Hilliard
As can be seen from the photos, below, a couple of these issues include Bautier De Kolta -and- Hardeen, Brother of Houdini, on the covers.
If you'd like a detailed listing of the material, in these issues, just email. - $400.00
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
2929-5678) THE SPHINX MAGAZINE. Published by William Hilliar, John Mulholland, et al.
A complete file of this magazine consists of 597 issues:
Volume 1, #1 (March 1902) thru Volume 52, #2 (March 1953).
When available (and this isn't very often) a complete file can sell anywhere from $4000-$5000.
What's offered here is just over half a complete file - some 300+ issues. Ranging in dates from August 1906 to the final issue of March 1953.
Some issues have tears, from turning pages on these fragile magazines. Some front or back covers may be loose. Unless stated, all copies are loose and unbound. There are some volumes bound and they are denoted as such.
There's a PhotoLink (hundreds of photos) for each issue of file of magazine, so you may see what the issue (or issues) look like.
Each priced on an individual bases (totaling $2,350.00), Or, you may buy the entire lot for $2,000.00
Please CLICK HERE to see
the full descriptions for all the SPHINX Issues.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
2841-4843) COLLECTORs FORUM Magazine
V1N1 started with Jan. 1991 thru V5 N4 Nov. 1995. 20 Issues.
This offering is for all 20 issues!!
The file, offered here, comes with the following supplements, some of which are not listed in the Fernandes magazine bibliography:
V1N3 - July 1991 - Osirian V1N6 reprint
V1N4 - October 1991 - (a) Inventory sheet for periodical collection(Father Stephen Fernandes). (b) Occasionally From CMS, Jr. N9 Spring 1986
V2N1 - January 1992 - Kramien poster, 14"x8½".
V2N2 - April 1992 - (a) 3-page advertising flier. (b) Hypnotist Robert Allen envelope with supplements inside.
V2N3 - July 1992 - (a) 6-page advertising flier. (b) Wittus Witt advertising postcard
V2N4 - October 1992 - (a) 4-page advertising flier. (b) Envelope with business cards for Jim Alfredson, George Daily, Stephen A. Sparks, Fred Evans, Joseph Gomez, Jay Gorham, Dick Miller&Dawn Kelley, Norm Osborn, Tom Rozoff, David Sigafus.
V3N1 - January 1993 - (a) 1-page advertising sheet. (b) "On Collecting Magic..." Robert Lund Lecture.
V3N2- April 1993 - (a) 2-page advertising sheet. (b) Two Wittus Witt postcards. (c) Yiengst Magic Circus token and flier
V3N3 - July 1993 - (a) 2 page advertising sheet. (b) Blackstone, Jr. flier. (c) Phil Thomas postcard. (d) Earl Muddiman artifacts: Information sheet, Two business cards and two playing cards.
V3N4 - October 1993 - (a) 2-page advertising sheet. (b) Unissued Magicol N19A.
V4N1 - January 1994 - Heyl catalogue order form.
V5N1 - January 1995 - Lee Jacobs handbill.
V5N3 - July 1995 - Wittus Witt brochure
V5N4 - November 1995 - (a) Facsimile of Voice From The Attic [7000] V12N10 October 1941. (b) Lee Jacobs "For Sale" sign.
Some of the articles include:
Editorial - Focus - Happenings - Readers Reply - Token Talk - Final Words - The Magical Bibliographer - Miracles in Print - Periodical Inventory - Reader's Wants - Dealers - Book Inventory - Joglar - Bookplates - Annemann - Poster - Magic of Richard Potter - Databases - Phantom Publication - The Perils of Acquiring a Scot's Discoverie - Pewter Magic Tokens - H. Adrian Smith - A Source for Computer Programs - Houdini's Mitzvahs - The Magic Tax - New Houdini Poster - Watch Winder Handbook - Apparatus - Postcards - Handcuff Challenge Act - Storage Tip - Silk Cachet Envelopes - Yankee Gathering IV - Houdini Material - Japanese Magic - Algonquin McDuff - Fra Diavolo - Russian Houdini Book - Another Vote For Budapest - Periodical Checklist Project - Houdini Bibliography - Mystery Magician - Contributor's Addresses - Houdini's Arrival in US - Houdini Lives Again - Barry Yiengst Token - Don Lawton - Magic Auctions - Edgar Heyl - Terry Lynn - Earll Rockafellow Muddiman - Faty Token - Periodical Bibliography update - Leitensdorfer - Will Lindhorst - Rubini and His Gift Show - Preservation of a Collection - Dante CoStar Returns to England - Midget Magician - Houdini Stamp, again - Forrester Bibliography - S.S. Baldwin - Book on Organizing a Library - Everett and HIs Pavilion of Magic, Music and Mirth by Gary Hunt - Mystery Magician by Roger Linden - Mulholland Vindicated - Miracles in Print - Mystery Magician - Algonquin McDuff Needs Help - The Great Lafayette: A Mystery by John Slidell - The Second Oldest Profession - Robert Parrish 1918-1994 - Jugglers in India by Gary Hunt - Jack and Anne Gwynne by Rob Allen - History of the Mismade Girl - A Book Collectors' Luck by Stephen Forrester - Houdini Search Continues - The Voice From The Attic - Index of Articles in the Yankee Magic Collector, Numbers 1-6 - Harlan Tarbell: Master Teacher of Magic by Harold F. Puff - Dorothy Young: Houdini's Last On Stage Assistant by Stephen A. Sparks - Does That Look Like His Other Signature? by Stephen A. Sparks - Why The Big Spread? by Stephen A. Sparks - Curious Artistry by Enrique Jimenez-Martinez - Some Publishing Curiosities Associated With Charles Lang Neil by Edwin A. Dawes - An Update of Three "Old" and one "New" Magical Magazine - A Profile on Micky Hades by Stephen Forrester.
A Wonderful Collector themed magazine, which only lasted for five volumes. It is very much missed and quite Scarce. - $150.00
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
2846-3655) MAGIC CAULDRON, New Series
Published irregularly by F. William Kuethe, Jr. in Glen Burnie, Maryland.
This offering is for the following 21 issues, of which 7 have a total of 13 Supplements:
#1 - March 1977
#2 - June 1977
#3 - December 1977
#4 - Summer 1978
Supplement: Bruce Dunn's
Bookmark
#5 - Fall 1978
#6 - Winter 1978/79
#7 - Spring/Summer 1979
Supplement: Ring 43 magic show ticket
#8 - Fall 1979
Supplement: Magic number cards
#9 - Winter 1980
#10 - Summer 1980
#11 - Fall 1980
Supplements:
Farrer’s 1892 "Books Condemned to be Brunt" reprint
Great Lakes Informant 4page flyer "Blackstone, A Biographical Sketch" by Daniel Waldron
US Playing Card Company 1908 calendar playing card
#12 - Winter 1980/81
Supplement: Perpetual
calendar -and- John Booth BookPlate
#13 - Autumn 1981
#14 - Winter 1981/82
#15 - Spring 1982
#17 - Fall 1982
#18 - no date
#19 - Summer 1984
#20 - Summer 1984
Supplements:
Topper Martyn Playing Card
Wittus Witt BookPlate
Rol-Pat The Great BookPlate
#16 - April 1992
Supplement: Reprint of 1915 New York
Times article:
Marshall P. Wilder, Humorist, Is Dead
#21 - April 1998
Magazines measure approx. 3 1/4"x4 1/4".
If you enjoyed the original series of Magic Cauldron, you'll LOVE this New Series!! - $75.00/(for everything)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
2807-3032) STANYONs MAGIC Magazine
The Oldest paper in the World devoted solely to the interest of Magicians, Jugglers, Hand Shadowists, Ventriloquists, Lightning Cartoonists and Specialty Entertainers.
Edited by Ellis Stanyon in London, England.
Some issues have loose pages and pencil writing.
This magazine ran from Volume 1#1 (October 1900) thru Volume 15, #9 (June 1920).
The issues offered here include:
A nice run of 63 issues, which includes Four Complete Volumes.
There are a couple damaged issues (V9N12 and V10N8), which aren't listed above, but included at no charge.
Prices are as follows:
$
7.50/per issue (for Volumes 8,9,10,14,15)$
75.00/per Complete File (for Volumes 7,13,15)Or, take the lot for -
$400.00(Click on any photo above for a larger photo)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
2808-6892) CHAOS Magazine, The Official publication of the I.B.M. Ring 40.
Issues: 18,24,29,30a,30b,33,34a,34b,35a,35b,36
Known as the
“Drinking Ring” of Winnipeg, Canada, in association with The Rounders Of The Night Table.
The material within ' some' of these issues are, shall we say: Xrated, fifthly, dirty, raunchy,
grotesque.
In other words, in
Please CLICK HERE to see
the full descriptions for all 11 CHAOS Issues.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
2809-6528) SCIENTIFIC MAGAZINE. New York. October 30, 1897.
Inside is a Wonderful explanation (with two woodcut diagrams) of the Illusion: "Magic Flowers".
The buyer of this offering could leave everything in tact, or clip out the page - as it would look great were it framed and hung on the wall of an office or home.
Nice piece of early Magicana from 111+ Years Ago!! - $50.00
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
2811-7897) MAGICK Magazine
Published biweekly in Laguna Beach, California by Bascom Jones.
Some of the best minds in Mentalism (if not ALL the best minds) contributed to this magazine which ran from 1970 into the 1990s.
Need to fill in some of the gaps in your collection, well then this offer is for you!!
100s and 100s of issues are listed below.
Odd numbered issues came with
Bonus Inserts (Tips and Techniques Bonus).Of the list, below, if the issues have the Bonus Inserts included, you will see an * (asterisk) next to the issue number.
If there's no asterisk, next to the odd numbered issue, then the Bonus Insert is missing.
With complete original sets getting really
HARD TO FIND - and - the bound Reprints bringing high prices, what a nice addition this offering is for you magazine collectors.And remember, the Collector's Workshop reprints are NOT a complete file of this magazine.
Prices Are As Follows:
Purchase
1-25 assorted issues @ $5.00each
-or-
Purchase 26-50 assorted issues @ $4.50each
-or-
Purchase 50(or more) assorted issues @ $4.00each
Index's are $5.00each
Orders of $500(or more) will be shipped free within the USA.
=====
1-26 ==>Index
4,9*(insert only),10,11*,12,13*(insert only)14,15*,16,17*,18,19*
27-52 ==>Index
32,33,35*,36,37*(insert only),42,43,44,45,46,47*,48,50,51*,52
53-78 ==>Index
53*,54,55*,56,57*,58,59*,60,61*,63*,64,
79-104 ==>Index
105-130 ==>Index
113(issue only),114,115*,116,117*,118,120,121*,122,123*,124,125*,126,
127*,128,129*,130
131-156 ==>Index
131*,132,133*,134,135*,136,137*,138,139*,140,141*,142,143*,144,145*,146,147*,148,149*,150,151*,152,153*,154,155*,156
157-182 ==>Index
157*,158,160,161*,162,163*,164,165*,166,167*,170,171*,172,173,174,175*,176,178,179(issue only),180,181*,182
183-208 ==>Index
184,186,187*,188,189*,190,191*,193*,194,200,201*,202,203*,204,206,207,208
209-234 ==>Index
209*,210,211*,212,213*,215*,217*,219,220,221*,222,223*,224,225*,226,,228,229*,230,,232,233*
235-260 ==>Index
235*,236,237*,238,239*,241*,242,243*,244,245*,246,247*,248,249*,250,251*,252,253*,254,255*,256,257*,258,260
261-286 ==>Index
261*,262,263*,264,265*,266,267*,268,269*,270,271*,272,273*,274,275*,276,277*,278,279*,281,282,283*,284,285(issue only),286
287*,289*,290,294,302,303*,307*,309*,310
318,330
339*,340,341*,342,343*,345*,348
366,368,369*,370,371*,373*,374,376,377*,378,379*,380,381*,382,383*,384,385*,386,387*,389*,390
391-416 ==>Index
391*,392,393*,395*,396,397*,398,399*,400,401*,402,403*,410,411*,412,413*,414,415*,416
417-442 ==>Index
417*,418,419*,420,421*,422,424,426,427*,428,429*,431*,432,433*,434,435*,436,438,440,441*,442
443-468 ==>Index
443*,444,445*,446,447*,448,449*,450,451*,452,453*,454,455*,456,457*,458,459*,460,461*,462,463*,464,465,466,467,468
471*,472,473*,474,475*,477*,478,480,484,488,490,492,493*
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
2812-1378) ARGOSY MAGAZINE, Volume 373, #3 September 1971.
Very Interesting article inside: "HOUDINIs MESSAGE FROM THE GRAVE" written by W.D. Chesney, M.D.
As the magazine piece states: "Having spent his life exposing phony spiritualist, the great escape artist, Harry Houdini, arranged a foolproof test of life after death: an elaborate plan to contact the living after his own demise. Few People are aware that documented evidence indicates he actually succeeded - at least twice!"
Bess Houdini and Arthur Ford’s 9 séances are discussed. A reproduced handwritten letter from Bess, is shown, stating the results of a session with Arthur Ford - where it is claimed Mr. Ford decoded the secret message Houdini and Bess had agreed upon: ROSABELLE BELIEVE.
Article also touches on Bess and another woman partnering, to make movies condemning spiritualism, with Bess as the Leading Lady.
Article concludes with a full page piece about the author, his old friend, (Dr. Van Welt) and Cal Harris (Houdini’s old business manager) attending a séance on March 1, 1942 conducted by medium Frank Decker. Cal Harris swears (and signed a statement to the effect) he DID make contact with Houdini (via Decker) by hearing the "voice" of Houdini, who answered questions to which only Cal Harris and Houdini would have known the answers. Did Houdini come back?!! - $25.00
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
2671-3478 - MAHATMA Magazine. America's First and Oldest Magic Magazine.
Click on the link, below, to see photos, descriptions and prices for almost 100 issues of Mahatma.
Fill in the holes in your file - upgrade an issue in your file - possibly COMPLETE YOUR FILE!!
Volume 1, #1 (May 1899)
Volume 2, #1,2,3,4,5,6,7,10,12 (July 1898-June 1899)
Volume 3, #1,2,6,8,9,10,11,12 (July 1899-June 1900)
Volume 4, #2,3,4,6,8,9,10,11,12 (July 1900-June 1901)
Volume 5, #1,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12 (July 1901-June 1902)
Volume 6, #1,2,3,4,6,7, 9,10,11,12 (July 1902-June 1903)
Volume 7, #2,3,4,5,7,8,9,10,11,12 (August 1903-June 1904)
Volume 8, #1,2,3,4,5,6,7,9,10,11,12 (July 1904-June 1905)
Please CLICK HERE to see all MAHATMA Issues available.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
2674-6634) ARGOSY Magazine. Volume 256, # 1 for June 1, 1935.
Magazine is not in the greatest of shape and missing several pages from the back.
Inside, however, is the two page article: "Harry Houdini, handcuff king" under the magazine column "Men of Daring", True Story in Pictures by Stookie Allen.
This offering comes under the heading of you just never know when or where a Houdini article will turn up. This one almost nine years after his passing. -
$25.00
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
2675-5599) AMERICAN HERITAGE Magazine. April 1972. Volume 13, #3.
This magazine comes Hardbound, instead of paperbound like most magazines.
Contains "Houdini's High-Flying Hoax" by Art Ronnie.
A wonderful article about the airplanes which collided during the filming of Houdini's movie "The Grim Game". A full six photos in this article -plus- great reading on what was almost tragic, but turned out to be the best thing for the movie. Houdini offered a Huge Reward to anyone who could prove this scene in the movie was not for real.
Since it DID Happen, this was a pretty safe bet and smart of Houdini to capitalize on the publicity, of the almost fatal stunt. - $15.00
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
2676-3574) MAGICAL BOOKIE Issue #34. September 1970. Published by Stephen R. Patrick. A great source of information came from the pages of The Magical Bookie. These were issued on legal size paper and ran around 6 pages each. Some printed on one side, some printed on both sides.
This issue contains: Magic At The University of Texas by Stephen A. Sparks - Readers writing in with interesting news, include Claude Crowe, Topper Martin, Mickey Hades, John Henry Grossman, Lt. David F. Ginn, and William F. Becker. - Five books are reviewed.
Need this issue to help complete your file? Or to start your file? - $10.00
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
2677-4687) MAGICAL BOOKIE Issue #39. March 1972. Published by Stephen R. Patrick.
The second issue offered here contains: Examining Those Wild Book Prices. No author given. - Does Binding Magazines Really Help? by Stephen A. Sparks. - Topper Martyn writes on Non-Magic Books. - Reminiscences of Marcus Henvit. Two full pages. - Magical Appetizers (books and posters available for purchase, their descriptions and from whom) - Notabilia (Stephen R. Patrick's editorials).
Well, here you go - the 2nd Magical Bookie for your file. - $10.00
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
2585-5501) AMERICAN HISTORY Magazine for August 1999. Volume 34, #3.
Spread out over Seven Pages is the article: "The Medium & The Magician" by Daniel Stashower.
As the magazine states:
"Harry Houdini is best remembered as an escape artist, but he was also interested in the supernatural, although as a skeptic. His skills as a magician gave him insight into the tricks mediums used to fool the public. In Mina Crandon, known as Margery, he found an opponent whom many people felt displayed true paranormal powers. Their confrontation took place after the carnage of World War I had driven many to seek consolation from "beyond the veil".
On page 44, there’s a second Houdini related article titled: "Houdini’s Props".
This is under the column of "Time Capsule, Objects in History". The article is by Eric Ethier and has to do with the where abouts of Houdini props. Three photos in this article, as well.
As can be seen from the photo below - the Magazine thought the article interesting enough to even FEATURE Houdini, Margery and the article on the Front Cover. - $35.00
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
REMEMBER, all photos are Thumbnails - click on the photo to bring up the LARGER photo.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
LayAway is available - if this is for you, just email for details.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
(After viewing this Magazines Part 2 page, please click on any of the buttons above to move to any of the other Pages)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Please CLICK HERE to check out my BioPage. Besides the Bio - there are 40 great photos of RARE Houdini items. Many from my Personal Collection.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
We, at SASC, are pleased to offer a LayAway plan for those of you who would like this service. Just email for more information.
All photo's are the Copyright of Stephen A. Sparks Collectibles and may not be reproduced in any form or manner without permission of Stephen A. Sparks.
Stephen A. Sparks
Stephen A. Sparks Collectibles
Specializing in Houdiniana
P. O. Box 1345
Spring, Texas 77383-1345 USA
281-353-1014 (Phone) ~ 281-827-4001
(Cell)
Email: Houdini374@aol.com Ebay's: Gran*Houdini
PayPal or a Postal Money Order gets your order shipped within 24 hours of receipt, unless it arrives on a Friday or Saturday, then it will go out first thing Monday morning. ALL other forms of payment must clear first.
| To pay via PayPal, click on the icon below. When at PayPal, select "Goods(Other)" under "Type". |