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It typically was 8 pages and carried at least one trick or article in addition to | It typically was 8 pages and carried at least one trick or article in addition to | ||
the advertisements of the books and magic for sale. Starting with Volume 4 he contributed interesting Editorial. He also sold items from his friend [[Harry | the advertisements of the books and magic for sale. Starting with Volume 4 he contributed interesting Editorial. He also sold items from his friend [[Harry Leat]]. | ||
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Conjurers Chronicle continued as a monthly publication until July 1926 and thereafter it was issued at variable intervals. From 1934 it started series titled "[[Graham Adams]] Card Work", linking with Graham's study of [[Erdnase]]'s [[Expert at the Card Table]]. | Conjurers Chronicle continued as a monthly publication until July 1926 and thereafter it was issued at variable intervals. From 1934 it started series titled "[[Graham Adams]] Card Work", linking with Graham's study of [[Erdnase]]'s [[Expert at the Card Table]]. | ||
Revision as of 14:41, 26 August 2009
Conjurers Chronicle was a quarterly Magic Periodical by Wilford Hutchinson from the UK that ran from May 1919 until February, 1940.
It typically was 8 pages and carried at least one trick or article in addition to the advertisements of the books and magic for sale. Starting with Volume 4 he contributed interesting Editorial. He also sold items from his friend Harry Leat.
Conjurers Chronicle continued as a monthly publication until July 1926 and thereafter it was issued at variable intervals. From 1934 it started series titled "Graham Adams Card Work", linking with Graham's study of Erdnase's Expert at the Card Table.
The Chronicle finally ceased publication shortly after the outbreak of the Second World War.