Signed Tarbell Course in Magic 1920's

Believed to be one of the first Tarbell Course in Magic complete works from the 1st half of the 20th century. This was a first attempt at the correspondence course which was later turned into a regula

[Miscellaneous] Box Lot of Magic Books and Associated Ephemera. Including Vols. 1 – 4 of The Tarbell Course in Magic (ex-libris Prynce Wheeler, three volumes signed by him on the pastedown); “Hell

Tarbell, Harlan. [The Tarbell Course in Magic]. Chicago: Tarbell System, Incorporated, 1927. Original 60-lesson mail-order course with hundreds of illustrations by the author. Bound in pebbled cloth,

Tarbell, Harlan. Tarbell Course in Magic, Vols. 1 – 7. New York: Louis Tannen, 1953 – 72. Seven volumes, publisher's cloth stamped uniformly in gilt. Illustrated. 8vos. Very good.

A set of seven volumes of "Tarbell Course in Magic" (1970s, Tannen). All include original dust jackets. Toning and stains to dust jackets; some toning to pages; light edge wear. Please Note: Scheerer

By Harlan Tarbell. 8 volumes, some with dust jackets. 1-7 Tannen, 8 from Robbins. With Creator of Magic and Magicians Harlan Tarbell by Eugene E. Gloye. Condition: Good.

Four Volumes of The Tarbell Course In Magic written and illustrated by Harlan Tarbell. Published in New York by Louis Tannen, Feb. 1953. With copyright credited to Tarbell in 1927. Hardboards with peb

Volumes 1-3. Copyright 1943. RM IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these terms and will be required to comply with them.

The Tarbell Course in Magic - Volume 1 Lessons 1 to 19 Author: Harlan Tarbell Illustrations: B/W Plates Dated: 1953 Publisher: Louis Tannen Size: 8vo Bin

MAGICIAN'S HANDBOOK BY SELBIT, 1902. BLACKSTONE'S MODERN CARD TRICKS AND SECRETS OF MAGIC, 1941. THE TARBELL COURSE IN MAGIC BY HARLAN TARBELL, 1944. THE ILLUSTRATED ANTHOLOGY OF SORCERY, MAGIC AND AL

INCLUDES TARBELL COURSE IN MAGIC (VOL. 1), MODERN COIN MAGIC (J.B. BOBO), VALUABLE INFORMATION FOR MAGICIANS (U.F. GRANT), HYPNOTIC EXHIBITIONS (PROF. L.A. HARRADEN), HOW TO BE A MAGICIAN (ERNIE KERNS

PRINT W/ PASTEL ST. ANDREWS GOLF COURSE SIGNED CECIL ALDIN, C. 1920, 14" X 20"

JOHN P. COWAN (American/Texas 1920-2008) A PRINT, "Magic Minutes," colored lithograph, signed L/R in pencil. 21" x 27 1/2"

Felipe Jesus Consalvos. The Magic Skin. c. 1920's - 1950's. Not signed. Mixed media and paint collage on cardboard. Excellent condition. Image is 25.5" w x 30". Frame is 33.5" w x 38" h. Masterpiece e

Gerald Ellis (1920 - 1998) European original oil on canvas. Title "Course hippique". Signed lower right and on verso. Image depicts colorful abstract blocking. Work window measures 17 5/8" x 14 1/8".

Patrick Vaccaro (American 1920-2006)- ''Could Be Magic''- acrylic on canvas, 1983, signed Patt Vaccaro lower right, very good condition. 26 x19''

[Stock Poster] Conjuring Stock Magic Poster. Designer unknown (signed “Finoz” in plate), ca. 1920. Color lithograph magic poster in which a devil character is depicted looking down on a conjurer��

[Stock Poster] Hindu Conjuring Magic Poster. F.X. Schroff, ca. 1920s. Signed in plate by the designer, Escher. Color lithograph. Modern ornate gilt wooden frame. 39 x 31" overall. Not examined out of

Alan Davie (Scottish, 1920-2014), abstract print title "Magic Picture #1", color lithograph on paper, pencil signed Alan Davie '77, edition 445/500, measures 21-1/4" x 29-1/4" pl, framed size 29-1/4"

Hilliard, John Northern. Greater Magic. Minneapolis: Carl Waring Jones, 1938. First edition. Red cloth. With over 1000 illustrations by Harlan Tarbell. Thick 8vo. Good. Inscribed and signed by editor

HIGHER MAGIC BY OSCAR TEALE, ADAMS PRESS PRINT, 1920. DELUXE EDITION COPY #157, SIGNED WITH FRATERNAL GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES BY THE AUTHOR. COVER WEAR, SEPARATION, ELSE GOOD.

Signed to Cardini (Richard Valentine Pitchford) by Baker in 1941. Published by Carl W. Joneswith 92 Drawings by Harlan Tarbell and 47 Photos by Irving Desfor.

hrough the late 1920s, the deafening blare of “Murderer’s Row” simply wouldn’t subside. The term, of course, was an epithet adopted by the 1927 Yankee sluggers (and in particular – Ruth,

TITLE:Gabriel Spat Courses Horse Race d'Auteuil 1900 French Impressionist TYPE:Art SUB TYPE:Painting REGION:Europe SUB REGION:France MEDIUM:Oil SGD/UNS:Signed DATE OF WORK:C 1920s-30s CATALOG NOTES:A