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| − | National Magic News (formerly [[The Record]]) was "devoted to those who love the magic art, and to those who are interested in magicians". Published every once in awhile by | + | '''National Magic News''' (formerly [[The Record]]) was "devoted to those who love the magic art, and to those who are interested in magicians". Published every once in awhile by [[Joseph A. Klein]] of the [[Bamberg Magic & Novelty Co.]] in New York City. |
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The first issue was unnumbered and consisted of 8 pages. It contained magic news, advertising cards of prominent magicians along with the firm advertisements. | The first issue was unnumbered and consisted of 8 pages. It contained magic news, advertising cards of prominent magicians along with the firm advertisements. | ||
Latest revision as of 19:08, 27 January 2013
| National Magic News | |
| Publisher | Joseph A. Klein |
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| First issue | June, 1909 |
National Magic News (formerly The Record) was "devoted to those who love the magic art, and to those who are interested in magicians". Published every once in awhile by Joseph A. Klein of the Bamberg Magic & Novelty Co. in New York City.
The first issue was unnumbered and consisted of 8 pages. It contained magic news, advertising cards of prominent magicians along with the firm advertisements.
