Goldston, Will. Secrets of Famous Illusionists. London:

Goldston, Will. Exclusive Magical Secrets. London: Will Goldston Ltd., [1912]. Contemporary full maroon leather, decoratively stamped in gilt, with banded spine. Number 583 of the deluxe edition. Port

Goldston, Will. More Exclusive Magical Secrets. London: Will Goldston Ltd., 1921. Brown cloth. Illustrated. No. 901 from an unknown limitation. Thick 4to. Includes original lock and key. Some scuffing

Goldston, Will. More Exclusive Magical Secrets. London: Will Goldston, Ltd., [1921]. Trade Edition. Brown cloth stamped in black. Numbered 393 on the title page. Illustrated. 4to. Very good.

Goldston, Will. Further Exclusive Magical Secrets. London: Will Goldston Ltd., [1927]. Maroon cloth, gilt-stamped, incorporating brass lock and clasp. Illustrated. Thick 4to. Light to mild foxing. Rep

Goldston, Will. More Exclusive Magical Secrets. London: Will Goldston, Ltd., [1921]. Original ostrich leather stamped decoratively in gilt, raised spine gilt-lettered. Number 573 from the deluxe first

Goldston, Will. More Exclusive Magical Secrets. London, [1921]. Maroon cloth lettered in gilt. Number 541 from an unknown limitation. Locked book, brass hasps and slide to board edges, modern padlock.

Goldston, Will. Further Exclusive Magical Secrets. London, [1927]. Number 134 from an unknown limitation of the first edition. Locked book, original ostrich leather gilt-stamped, patterned endsheets;

Goldston, Will. Magical Secrets Locked Book Trilogy. London, 1912- 27. Three volumes, each from the limited first edition, comprising: Exclusive Magical Secrets (1912), More Exclusive Magical Secrets

Goldston, Will. Magician Annuals. London: 1907/08 – 1915/16. Six volumes. Publisher’s pictorial red and black cloth. Frontispieces, illustrations. 4tos. Covers of first volume with paint splatters

[Goldston, Will] Will Goldston’s London Vaudevillians. Chelmsford: Shergold, Printer, 1925. Two-color letterpress broadside advertising a touring variety show produced by magician and author Will Go

Sybil Card Rise. London: Will Goldston Ltd., ca. 1940. Cards rise from the deck isolated in a metal and glass houlette held at the tips of the fingers. Includes gimmick and houlette.

Okito (Tobias Bamberg). Quality Magic [Signed Twice]. London: Will Goldston Ltd., 1921. Publisher's stiff pictorial boards. Portrait photograph frontispiece signed by Okito. Inscribed and signed by Ok

Goldston, Will. Great Magicians' Tricks. London: Will Goldston Ltd., 1931. Red buckram. Frontispiece portrait of the author in caricature. Illustrated. No. 307 from the limited edition. Thick 4to. Sun

Goldin, Horace. Three Typed Letters Signed, “Horace,” to Will Goldston. London, 1927 – 31. On 4to pictorial letterheads (two different, each bearing a portrait of Goldin), signed in pencil. The

Playing Card Production Reticules. London: Will Goldston, Ltd., ca. 1920s. Complete set of a dozen collapsible playing card reticules. Before the string is drawn up to form the reticule, the magician

Goldin, Horace. Three Typed Letters Signed, “Horace,” to Will Goldston. London, 1927 – 31. On thre different 4to pictorial letterheads, being short notes on minor business and personal matters,

Houdini, Harry (Ehrich Weisz). Magical Rope Ties & Escapes. London: Will Goldston Ltd., (1922). British edition, bearing the Kellar dedication slip to ffep. Pictorial boards. Plates and illustrations.

Goldston, Will. Great Magicians Tricks. London: Will Goldston Ltd., [1931]. Pebbled maroon cloth, spine gilt stamped. Top edge gilded. Marbled endsheets bearing McArdles bookplate. Number 79 from an u

12 TITLES BY WILL GOLDSTON: SECRETS OF MAGIC, TRICKS OF THE MASTERS, TRICKS AND ILLUSIONS, THE YOUNG CONJURER, SENSATIONAL TALES OF MYSTERY MEN, GREAT TRICKS REVEALED, MODERN CARD TRICKS, TRICKS THAT

Okito (Theodore Bamberg). Quality Magic. London: Will Goldston Ltd., [1922]. Pictorial boards. Frontispiece. Illustrated. Small 8vo. Inscribed and signed on the title page by Okito. Spine chipped and

[Goldston, Will] Group of Five Letters to Will Goldston. London, 1940. The correspondents being magic manufacturers Eric Lewis, Walter Wandman, Paul Clive, Len Sewell, and the magician Setanta (Edward

Goldston, Will. Typed Letter Signed, “Will Goldston,” to Harry Houdini. [London], January 6, 1914. On one 4to page of The Magician Monthly letterhead, Goldston grants full permission to use any il

Goldston, Will. Seven Different Pieces of Goldston Letterhead and Notepaper. London, 1910s – 30s. Including a blank “List of Artistes” sheet (8 x 26”) illustrated pictorially with Goldston and

By Will Goldston. Illustrated with 24 Whole page photographs and facsimile autographs of the world’s leading conjurers. London Condition: Very Good