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Born | Max McAndrew 1918 |
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Died | 1988 |
Categories | Books by Max Andrews |
Max Andrews (1918-1988) ran the Vampire Magic organization, the second largest dealership in the UK. He was published and edited Magician's Oracle and the more successful Magic Magazine For All Magicians. Associate of the Inner Magic Circle (Silver Star), Member of the Institute of Magicians, International Brotherhood of Magicians, and London Society of Magicians.
Biography
Andrews sold his business and left for New Zealand, where he re-married subsequently he moved to Sydney Australia, initially he lived in Coogee before moving to the western suburbs where he died in 1988. In later years he renewed his interest in painting water colors.
Books
- Sixteen Card Index Gems (1943)
- Beats all Poker Deal (1945)
- Five Famous Force (1946)
- Sixteen Thumb Tie Gems (1947)