Cremer, W.H. Magic No Mystery. 1890.

Cremer, W.H. Magic No Mystery. Edinburgh: John Grant, ca. 1890. Red pictorial publisher's cloth, stamped in black and gold. Illustrated. 8vo. Spine toned, some soiling Read more…

Cremer, W.H. Magic No Mystery. Edinburgh: John Grant, ca. 1876. Red pictorial cloth stamped in two colors. Illustrated. 8vo. Very good. Nice copy. See Toole-Stott Read more…

Cremer, W.H. Lot of Three Victorian Magic Books. Including Hanky Panky (London: John Camden Hotten, [1872]), green pictorial cloth stamped in black and gilt, colored Read more…

Cremer, W.H. Group of Four Conjuring Books. Including Hanky Panky (Edinburgh: John Grant, (1875); collates as Toole Stott 1017 but without terminal ads); Magicians Own Read more…

Cremer, W.H. Group of four books. Including Hanky Panky (Edinburgh: John Grant, (1871), collation matches Toole-Stott 1016 except for differing illustration count); Magician’s Own Book Read more…

Cremer, W.H. (ed). Group of three classic books about magic tricks. Including Hanky Panky (London, ca. 1883), Magic No Mystery (Edinburgh, n.d.) and The Secret Read more…

[Ephemera] Hoffmann, Professor (Angelo John Lewis). Program for Professor Hoffmann's "Magic and Mystery." London, December 2nd, 1881. Bi-fold two-color program lists the Professor's repertoire in Read more…

Robert-Houdin Glass Column Mystery Clock. Paris, circa 1850. A transparent glass 5” dial in round brass bezel to which is attached a single arrow-shaped ormolu Read more…

[Stage and General Magic] Group of 75 softbound publications about stage magic. Including The Berglas File No. 1 (1976), Gaetan Bloom '86 (1986), The Command Read more…

Robert-Houdin Electric Pendulum Clock. French, ca. 1858. Outstanding example of this electric-powered clock devised by the Father of Modern Magic, Jean Eugene Robert-Houdin, and produced Read more…