Milo & Roger
One of the greatest comedy magic acts of the twentieth century. Two boys from poor families, Arthur Brandon and Roger Coker, growing up in Ohio, discovered a shared passion - magic - which would lead them from midwest America to Hollywood, Seattle, Japan, China, Thailand, Europe, New York, Las Vegas, Paris and dozens of other locations across the globe, where they performed for forty-six years in some of the worst and most of the best places in the world!

No Pagenumbers given:
The Cover says:
- What this amazing book willshow you:
- How to succed at your work
- How to achieve self confidence
- How to relax
- How to gain perfect nerv control
- How to make your suvconscious mind work for you

This book brings to life past times and past magicians as few in the literature of magic have done. Author Robert Parrish knew or saw every performer he writes about and produces fascinating anecdotes and insightful accounts of the performances of Harry Blackstone, Sr., Charlie Miller, Harlan Tarbell, Josseffy, Jack Gwynne, Richardine, Ed Reno, Paul Rosini, Rufus Steele and others. Illustrated with photographs. Hardbound.

MEMOIRS OF ROBERT HOUDIN, The Great Wizard
Translated from the French by Dr. R. Shelton Mackenzie.
Hardbound with DustJacket. Measures approx.5 1/2"x8".
Original copyright 1859.
This stated "First Edition" published by Carl W. Jones of Minneapolis.
Title page shows the date of 1944, but the Copyright is shown as 1945, on the copyright page.
Endpapers are illustrated with illustration of invitation ticket designed by Robert-Houdini.

The whole book is available here 

The Book is available online at http://www.archive.org/stream/magicpretendedmi00phil#page/n5/mode/2up

A charming glimpse of stage magic in the early twentieth century, this engaging manual's time-honored tricks range from sleight of hand with coins, cards, and rope to thought-reading and juggling. Written by a famous magician, its tried-and-true feats and performance tips are illustrated by sixty figures and thirteen vintage photographs.

Title The adventures of 51 magicians and a fakir
Illustrated by Idígoras
Publisher Páginas, 2005
ISBN 8489749426, 9788489749429
Length 160 pages

from the cover:
Did the magician Cazeneuve and the Queen of Madagascar have an affair ? Was there a ghost living in the house of the Fox Sisters ? Did he pay his rent on time ? Why do magicians pull a rabbit out of a hat instead of a raccoon ? Who was buried at The Great Lafayette’s funeral if it wasn't The Great Lafayette ? Who killed Chung Ling Soo ? What magician invented the pay toilet ?

Inclined Toward Magic $25.00

Author: David Meyer
Imagine...

...owning a book printed in 1584 and having a fellow collector declare, sight unseen, that it is a "bastard" copy.

...finding stacks of dusty pamphlets written by the magician Harry Houdini. Decades after their publication in 1924 they are still selling for their original price of one dollar. Then one day in 1990 a copy turns up in an auction gallery in New York and sells for seven hundred dollars.

Vortex
Media: Books
Format: Hardbound with Dust Jacket
Publication Summary: 2010, 254 pages
Publisher: Hermetic Press, Inc.