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| + | * Simplicity Spelling Effect in [[Sphinx]] February,1933 | ||
* "Mind Testing Deck" (a gag) in J.G. Thompson, Jr.'s book "My Best" (1954) | * "Mind Testing Deck" (a gag) in J.G. Thompson, Jr.'s book "My Best" (1954) | ||
* Rice's Encyclopedia of Silks (Page 168), "Production Supreme". | * Rice's Encyclopedia of Silks (Page 168), "Production Supreme". | ||
* Astral Ad in Practical Mental Magic By Theodore Annemann | * Astral Ad in Practical Mental Magic By Theodore Annemann | ||
| − | * Transient Money in Jinx No. 8 May 1935 | + | * Transient Money in Jinx No. 8 May 1935 |
==Books== | ==Books== | ||
Revision as of 01:57, 1 May 2009
"Ed" Wolff (July 18, 1881 - ????), born in San Antonio, Texas was an amateur magician that started magic late in life at the age of 48. Wolff was the head of an advertising agency in Rochester, New York.
Contributions
- Simplicity Spelling Effect in Sphinx February,1933
- "Mind Testing Deck" (a gag) in J.G. Thompson, Jr.'s book "My Best" (1954)
- Rice's Encyclopedia of Silks (Page 168), "Production Supreme".
- Astral Ad in Practical Mental Magic By Theodore Annemann
- Transient Money in Jinx No. 8 May 1935
Books
- Practical Hypnotism (1936)
