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| − | '''Swipe''' was a [[Magic Periodical]] from [[Jon Racherbaumer]] that ran for seven issues from 1991 until | + | '''Swipe''' was a [[Magic Periodical]] from [[Jon Racherbaumer]] that ran for seven issues from 1991 until 1992.<ref>http://www.jonracherbaumer.com</ref> |
| − | == | + | This newsletter was mainly for historians and trivia buffs of card magic. Printed in very limited quantities (25 copies), each issue led off with the epigraph: "''We are parasites of our precursors''." |
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| + | == Issues == | ||
| + | * No. 1 - Fourteen pages dealing with the effect [[Open Travellers]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:06, 17 June 2012
| Swipe | |
| Editors | Jon Racherbaumer |
|---|---|
| Frequency | Quarterly |
| First issue | March, 1991 |
| Final issue | December, 1992 |
| Total issues | 7 |
Swipe was a Magic Periodical from Jon Racherbaumer that ran for seven issues from 1991 until 1992.[1]
This newsletter was mainly for historians and trivia buffs of card magic. Printed in very limited quantities (25 copies), each issue led off with the epigraph: "We are parasites of our precursors."
Issues
- No. 1 - Fourteen pages dealing with the effect Open Travellers
