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'''Blair L. Gilbert''' (1870 - 1947) was a Chicago-based magic dealer in the 1920s. | '''Blair L. Gilbert''' (1870 - 1947) was a Chicago-based magic dealer in the 1920s. | ||
| + | {{See also|[[Alfred C. Gilbert]], co-founded the Mysto Magic Company}} | ||
| + | == Bibliography == | ||
Gilbert brought hundreds of effects to the magic world through his B. L. Gilbert Magic Company. Throughout the 1920s, he published sheets of hand-typed instructions, prices ranging from a dime to a dollar. He offered card routines, mentalism, illusions, pocket tricks, and magic with eggs, slates, matches, silks, paper, bills, balls and many other props. Some of the effects were were developed by Gilbert himself with others by famous artists like [[Thurston]] and [[Anna Eva Fay]]. | Gilbert brought hundreds of effects to the magic world through his B. L. Gilbert Magic Company. Throughout the 1920s, he published sheets of hand-typed instructions, prices ranging from a dime to a dollar. He offered card routines, mentalism, illusions, pocket tricks, and magic with eggs, slates, matches, silks, paper, bills, balls and many other props. Some of the effects were were developed by Gilbert himself with others by famous artists like [[Thurston]] and [[Anna Eva Fay]]. | ||
He started in magic as an amateur and was a member of the early Chicago Conjurers' Club, He began dealing and trading in second hand magic, was friends with [[August Roterberg]]. | He started in magic as an amateur and was a member of the early Chicago Conjurers' Club, He began dealing and trading in second hand magic, was friends with [[August Roterberg]]. | ||
| − | + | The following original creations of Gilberts<ref>[[Magic World]] December 1919</ref>: | |
| + | * Rising card from Book. A good and clever impromptu trick. | ||
| + | * Change-over palm, with several coins | ||
| + | * Wrist chain shackle | ||
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== Bibliography== | == Bibliography== | ||
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== References == | == References == | ||
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* http://www.miraclefactory.net/gilbert.htm | * http://www.miraclefactory.net/gilbert.htm | ||
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* Obit Linking Ring January 1947 | * Obit Linking Ring January 1947 | ||
Revision as of 19:33, 25 June 2010
| B. L. Gilbert | |
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| Born | Blair Lee Gilbert 1870 Horicon, Wisconsin |
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| Died | November 28, 1947 |
| Known for | B. L. Gilbert Magic Company |
Blair L. Gilbert (1870 - 1947) was a Chicago-based magic dealer in the 1920s.
- See also: Alfred C. Gilbert, co-founded the Mysto Magic Company.
Bibliography
Gilbert brought hundreds of effects to the magic world through his B. L. Gilbert Magic Company. Throughout the 1920s, he published sheets of hand-typed instructions, prices ranging from a dime to a dollar. He offered card routines, mentalism, illusions, pocket tricks, and magic with eggs, slates, matches, silks, paper, bills, balls and many other props. Some of the effects were were developed by Gilbert himself with others by famous artists like Thurston and Anna Eva Fay.
He started in magic as an amateur and was a member of the early Chicago Conjurers' Club, He began dealing and trading in second hand magic, was friends with August Roterberg.
The following original creations of Gilberts[1]:
- Rising card from Book. A good and clever impromptu trick.
- Change-over palm, with several coins
- Wrist chain shackle
Bibliography
- Patter Chatter
- Patter Chatter No. 2
- "Up to date Coin Act"
- "Pithy Patter" columns in Magic World (1919-1921)
References
- ↑ Magic World December 1919
- http://www.miraclefactory.net/gilbert.htm
- Obit Linking Ring January 1947
