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'''Royal Vale Heath''' (1883-1960) was a New York City broker, American Magician and puzzle enthusiast. Tricks with serial numbers, [[Magic Square]]s and dice were his specialty.<ref>My Best by Thompson, Jr., J.G. (1945)</ref> | |||
== Biography == | |||
He contributed the chapter on Magic Squares to Hilliard's [[Greater Magic]] and introduced the term "Mathemagic". | He contributed the chapter on Magic Squares to Hilliard's [[Greater Magic]] and introduced the term "Mathemagic". | ||
Heath | Heath served as National Treasurer of the [[S.A.M.]].<ref>Broken Wand, Linking Ring, August 1960</ref> | ||
==Marketed Tricks== | |||
*Die-Cyphering (1927) | |||
* Murder by magic: A mystery in miniature with [[Gerald Kaufman]] (1933) ''which was a [[Forcing Book]]'' | |||
*Tapp-It (1936) | |||
== Books == | == Books == | ||
* [[Mathemagic]] (1933) | * [[Mathemagic]] (1933) | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:14, 24 March 2014
| Royal Vale Heath | |
| Born | January 6, 1883 |
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| Died | July 25, 1960 (age 77) |
| Categories | Books by Royal Vale Heath |
Royal Vale Heath (1883-1960) was a New York City broker, American Magician and puzzle enthusiast. Tricks with serial numbers, Magic Squares and dice were his specialty.[1]
Biography
He contributed the chapter on Magic Squares to Hilliard's Greater Magic and introduced the term "Mathemagic".
Heath served as National Treasurer of the S.A.M..[2]
Marketed Tricks
- Die-Cyphering (1927)
- Murder by magic: A mystery in miniature with Gerald Kaufman (1933) which was a Forcing Book
- Tapp-It (1936)
Books
- Mathemagic (1933)
References