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For information, contact Allan Stypeck Second Story Books 12160 Parklawn Drive Rockville, MD 20852 301-770-0477 ext. 13 [email protected] www.secondstorybooks.com Second Story Books REID MAGIC COLLECTION Catalog, June 2018. Copyright © 2018 Allan Stypeck. Published by Second Story Books, 12160 Parklawn Drive, Rockville, MD 20852. Items from the REID MAGIC COLLECTION are available to view and purchase at Second Story’s Dupont Circle store, located at 2000 P Street NW, Washington, D.C. 20036. Open 10 AM to 10 PM every day. The REID MAGIC COLLECTION The Corsair Vo. 1 No. 1 Garrett's Corsair No. 48 Albany: Teral Garrett, 1942. New Castle: Teral Garrett. 14-473-1300249 $20.00 14-473-1300276 $20.00 The Corsair Vo. 2 No. 8 Garrett's Corsair No. 49 Albany: Teral Garrett, 1943. Albany: Teral Garrett. 14-473-1300263 $20.00 14-473-1300277 $20.00 5 boxes of vintage playing cards 14-473-1300090 $400.00 The Corsair Vo. 2 No. 9 Garrett's Corsair No. 50 Albany: Teral Garrett, 1943. Albany: Teral Garrett. 14-473-1300264 $20.00 14-473-1300281 $20.00 The Corsair Vo. 2 No. 10 Garrett's Corsair No. 51 Albany: Teral Garrett, 1943. Albany: Teral Garrett. 14-473-1300266 $20.00 14-473-1300282 $20.00 The Corsair Vo. 2 No. 11 Garrett's Corsair No. 52 60 Mounted Albany: Teral Garrett, 1943. Albany: Teral Garrett. Vintage Playing Cards 14-473-1300268 $20.00 14-473-1300285 $20.00 circa 1850-1920. 14-473-1300691 $200.00 The Corsair Vo. 2 No. 12 Garrett's Corsair No. 53 Albany: Teral Garrett, 1943. Albany: Teral Garrett. 14-473-1300273 $20.00 14-473-1300289 $20.00 The Corsair Vo. 3 No. 1 Garrett's Corsair No. 54 Albany: Teral Garrett, 1943. Albany: Teral Garrett. 14-473-1300250 $20.00 14-473-1300291 $20.00 The Corsair Vo. 3 No. 2 Garrett's Corsair No. 55 Albany: Teral Garrett, 1943. Albany: Teral Garrett. 14-473-1300252 $20.00 14-473-1300292 $20.00 The Corsair Vo. 3 No. 3 Garrett's Corsair No. 56 Albany: Teral Garrett, 1943. Albany: Teral Garrett. 14-473-1300254 $20.00 14-473-1300295 $20.00 All Star Magic Show Flyer 14-473-1300132 $75.00 The Corsair Vo. 3 No. 4 Garrett's Corsair No. 60 Albany: Teral Garrett, 1942. Albany: Teral Garrett. 14-473-1300255 $20.00 14-473-1300297 $20.00 The Corsair Vo. 3 No. 5 Albany: Teral Garrett, 1943. 14-473-1300257 $20.00 The Corsair Vo. 3 No. 6 Albany: Teral Garrett, 1943. 14-473-1300260 $20.00 Discus Round Playing Cards The Corsair Vo. 3 No. 7 Chicago: Arrow Playing Card Co. Albany: Teral Garrett, 1944. 14-473-1300072 $50.00 14-473-1300262 $20.00 Aunt Kate's Conjuring & Parlour Magic London: John Leng & Co. 1890. 14-473-1299469 $100.00 1 SecondStoryBooks.com 1 The REID MAGIC COLLECTION Magic: The Magazine of Wonder Kansas City: F.T. Singleton, 1911. 14-473-1300305 $20.00 Magicana: Miscellana Curious Literature, Bibliographia Gazetta 1959. 14-473-1299936 $10.00 The Magician No. 12 Vol. II London: A.W. Gamage Ltd. 1906. 14-473-1300181 $30.00 Heller's Hand-Book of Magic and Its Mysteries New York: Street & Smith. Endless Amusements: 14-473-1299631 $100.00 or the Art of Legerdemain Made Easy to Young Persons Hocus Pocus Junior: The Art of Boston: Theodore Abbot, 1846. Legerdemain Discovered 9-473-1299432 $4,000.00 Cypress: Steve Burton Magic, 1997. 14-473-1299158 $75.00 The Magician's Own Book or the Whole Art of Conjuring New York: Dick & Fitzgerald, 1837. 14-473-1299667 $300.00 Magiens Verden Oslo: Magiske Cirkel, 1946. Faro Playing Card Deck 14-473-1300013 $50.00 New York: Samuel Hart & Co. 1849-1871. 14-473-1300074 $200.00 The Life and Mysteries of the Celebrated Dr. "Q" Los Angeles: Alexander Publishing Company, 1921. 14-473-1299505 $125.00 The Magic Fan [6 volumes] Singapore: Circle House, 1938-1939. Faro Playing Cards 14-473-1300008 $300.00 New York: Samuel Hart. 1850. Many Mysteries Unraveled 14-473-1300081 $200.00 The Magic Wand Vo. 4 No. 44 Worcester: American Antiquarian London: George Johnson, 1914. Society, 1990. 14-473-1300240 $20.00 14-473-1299494 $100.00 2 SecondStoryBooks.com 2 The REID MAGIC COLLECTION The New Conjurors' Magazine Tales of Magic and Mystery Vo. 1 No. 1 Vo. 1 No. 3 New York: Conjurors Press, Camden: Personal Arts Company, Incorporated, 1945. 1928. 14-473-1300014 $50.00 14-473-1300218 $35.00 The New Conjurors' Magazine Tarbell Course in Magic [12 Vo. 1 No. 2 volumes] New York: Conjurors Press, Chicago: 1927. Incorporated, 1945. 14-473-1300028 $150.00 14-473-1300015 $50.00 The New Conjurors' Magazine Vo. 1 No. 3 New York: Conjurors Press, Incorporated, 1945. The Secret Out: 14-473-1300017 $50.00 or One Thousand Tricks with Cards and other Recreations The New Conjurors' Magazine 1859. Vo. 2 No. 4 14-473-1299691 $250.00 New York: Conjurors Press, Incorporated, 1946. The Sociable or One Thousand 14-473-1300022 $50.00 and One Home Amusements New York: Dick & Fitzgerald The Oresto Vol. 1 No. 0-4, 7-8 Publishers, 1858. [Seven Issues] 14-473-1299090 $50.00 Thayer's Quality Magic Syracuse: The Secret Association of Los Angeles: Thayer's Studio of American Magicians, 1917-1920. The Sphinx Golden Jubilee Book Magic, 1936. 14-473-1300190 $100.00 of Magic 14-473-1299542 $125.00 New York: Sphinx Publishing Party and Magic Stunts Company, 1951. Thirty Two Impromptu Card Chicago: The Bunting Publications, 14-473-1299618 $10.00 Tricks Inc. 1936. Chicago: Felsman, Arthur P. 14-473-1299551 $20.00 Sports and Pastimes 14-473-1299960 $15.00 Cypress: Steve Burton Magic, 1999. 14-473-1299165 $50.00 Russell's Faro Playing Card Deck Milton: W.W. Russels, 1907-1911. 14-473-1300073 $250.00 Squared Faro Playing Cards Cincinnati: Russell & Morgan, Co. 1887. 14-473-1300079 $250.00 Wallace lobby card 14-473-1300133 $75.00 3 SecondStoryBooks.com 3 The REID MAGIC COLLECTION The World and Magical Review Bergen, Edgar Vo. 8 No. 1 How to Become a Ventriloquist Philadelphia: Ray J. Fink, 1924. New York: Grosset & Dunlap, 1938. 14-473-1300229 $20.00 14-473-1299975 $15.00 The World and Magical Review Bernhard Jr., Robert Edmund Vo. 8 No. 1 The Psychology of Conjuring Philadelphia: Ray J. Fink, 1924. Stanford: Robert E Bernhard, 1936. 14-473-1300231 $20.00 14-473-1299962 $15.00 The World and Magical Review Bertis, E. L. Vo. 8 No. 1 The Magician Vol. 1 No. 2 Philadelphia: Ray J. Fink, 1924. Offprint 14-473-1300233 $20.00 Springfield, Ohio: 1900. 14-473-1300672 $250.00 Albenice Baker, Al Reel Magic Magical Ways and Means Nat Louis, 1941. [signed by author] 14-473-1299536 $25.00 Minneapolis: Carl Waring Jones, 1941. 14-473-1299420 $200.00 Baker, Al (author); Benson, Roy (author); Flosso, Al (author); Harbin, Robert (author); Hartz, Leo (author); "Think-a-Drink" Hoffman (author); Laurant, Eugene (author); Birney, William (artist) Magini (author); Miaco (author); Sleight of Hand lithograph Swann, Russell (author) 1941. Our Mysteries 14-473-1300143 $100.00 New York City: Sphinx Publishing Company, 1941. 14-473-1299161 $40.00 Anderson, J.H. The Fabulous Science of Parlour Magic London: J.H. Anderson, 1840. 9-473-1299115 $750.00 Annemann, Theodore 202 Methods of Forcing SOLD New York: Max Holden, 1933. 14-473-1299942 $20.00 Baldwin, Samri S. (author); Baldwin, Kittie (author) Bagshawe, Edward The Secrets of Mahatma Land Blackstone, Harry Sympathetic Silks Explained Blackstone's Secrets of Magic London: Edward Bagshawe & Co. New York: Press of T.J. Dyson & New York: George Sully and 1936. Son, 1895. Company, Inc. 14-473-1299937 $20.00 14-473-1299407 $600.00 14-473-1299650 $40.00 4 SecondStoryBooks.com 4 The REID MAGIC COLLECTION Blackstone, Harry Brewster, Daivd Callahan, George W. Blackstone's Modern Card Tricks Letters on Natural Magic Callahan's Easy Method for New York: A.L. Burt Company, London: John Murray, 1842. Learning Ventriloquism Quickly 1932. 14-473-1299615 $50.00 New York: Wehman Bros. 14-473-1299647 $40.00 14-473-1299119 $75.00 Carter, Charles Joseph Burlingame, H.J. [Carter the Great] Blitz, Signor Around the World with a CARTER THE GREAT Fifty Years in the Magic Circle Magician and a Juggler 8 SHEET POSTER Hartford: Belknap & Bliss, 1871. Chicago: Clyde Publishing Co. 1928. 14-473-1299395 $100.00 1891. 14-473-1300440 $1,500.00 14-473-1299608 $350.00 Booth, John Cerruti, V.A. Forging Ahead in Magic Three Master Card Mysteries Philadelphia: Kanter's Magic Shop, 14-473-1299941 $15.00 1939.
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