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Revision as of 07:03, 1 April 2012
Magic Carpet | |
Editors | Dale Salwak |
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Frequency | monthly |
First issue | 1962 |
Final issue | 1969 |
Total issues | 88 |
Magic Carpet was the official publication of the Magic Club of America formed by a then fifteen year old Dale Salwak.
They later merged with the International Club of Magic into the Magic Youth International. [1]
Contributors included Ron Allesi, Mike Caveney, Whit Hadden and Harry Levy (Hank Lee).
References
- ↑ Yankee Magic Collector #11