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Stephen Wilbury
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I've got a friend who has a large collection of magic books from her grandfather. I've got copies of Greater Magic and Modern Magic. Any other essential old magic books that I should look out for?
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You might take a look at the lists in this Theory 11 discussion:
https://www.theory11.com/forums/threads/......t.21132/

You might also take a look at the bibliographies in some of the better magic books in your own collection. Henry Hay's _The Amateur Magician's Handbook_ has an annotated bibliography. For example, he makes this comment about Edward Maurice's _Showmanship and Presentation_:
-----quote-----
A pamphlet packed very tight with important information on stagecraft (not tricks). It would be easier to absorb if it were not quite so concentrated. Hardly a wasted line.
-----unquote-----

----- Amado "Sonny" Narvaez
----- Sonny Narvaez
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Great idea bout the bibliographies thanks for the tips
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Kaplan's Fine Art of Magic

Bill Simon's Effective Card Magic

The Card Magic of LePaul
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