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'''Paper magic''': ''being a collection of entertaining and amusing models, toys, puzzles, conjuring tricks, etc. in which paper is the only or principle material required'' with | '''Paper magic''': ''being a collection of entertaining and amusing models, toys, puzzles, conjuring tricks, etc. in which paper is the only or principle material required'' with an introduction note by [[Nevil Maskelyne]]. | ||
This was one of the inexpensive books which later became known as the [[Yellow Perils]]. | This was one of the inexpensive books which later became known as the [[Yellow Perils]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 08:26, 28 January 2019
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| Author | Will Blyth |
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| Publisher | C. Arthur Pearson Ltd. |
| Publication Date | 1920 |
| Language | English |
Paper magic: being a collection of entertaining and amusing models, toys, puzzles, conjuring tricks, etc. in which paper is the only or principle material required with an introduction note by Nevil Maskelyne.
This was one of the inexpensive books which later became known as the Yellow Perils.
Editions
- 1920 (1st edition)
- 1923 (2nd edition)
- See also: Paper Magic by Houdini.