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'''Will De Seive''' (1888 | '''Will De Seive''' (b.1888-d.1963) was stage name of William H. Wilson, the inventor of the cut and restored paper effect known as [[Clippo]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:57, 22 April 2024
| Will De Seive | |
 Conjuring Record (1914) | |
| Born | William H. Wilson 1888 North Shields, England |
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| Died | April 23, 1963 Florida |
| Notable works | Clippo |
| Categories | Books by Will De Seive |
Will De Seive (b.1888-d.1963) was stage name of William H. Wilson, the inventor of the cut and restored paper effect known as Clippo.
Biography
Most all of his tricks featured in his performances were of his own invention.
As some point he moved to the United States. He worked as a Safety Director for the U.S. Steel Company, American Bridge Division, the Wilson Sign Company in Ambridge, Pennsylvania and was also a magic dealer. "Wilson's Magigram" was sent out to customers of "Wilson Studio of Magic" in Sewickley, Pennsylvania.
He moved to Florida in retirement, where he eventually passed away.
Books
- What! No Card Tricks? (1933)
- Sensational Card Tricks (1934)
- These Card Tricks (1936)
References
- cover Conjuring Record, August 1914