GIBSON, Walter B.
Magician's Manual: Tricks of Magic and Mystification.
New York: The Magician's League of America , 1933.
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First Edition of Walter B. Gibson's Magician's Manual
First edition of this instructional guide on tricks and routines for the amateur magician. Imperial octavo, original publisher's half cloth, illustrated with the materials to perform the tricks included. In good condition. Compiled for Members of the Magician's League of America. First editions are uncommon.
Walter B. Gibson (1897–1985) was an American writer, editor, and magician whose work played a central role in shaping twentieth-century popular magic literature. Best known for his instructional manuals and editorial contributions to periodicals such as The Sphinx, Gibson combined practical conjuring knowledge with clear, systematic prose, helping to standardize the teaching of magic for amateur and club performers. His parallel career as the principal author of The Shadow pulp series further informed his approach to narrative, misdirection, and atmosphere, reinforcing his influence on the intersection of storytelling and magical performance.
Magician's Manual: Tricks of Magic and Mystification.
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