Chanin, Jack
Original Jack Chanin Playing Cards

Copperfield, David
David Copperfield Statue Of Liberty Flyer
The Magic Of David Copperfield Flyer
David Copperfield Magic For The 90's Flyer
David Copperfield Promo Photo

Dante
Original Dante Souvenir Program

Dunninger, Joseph
Original Dunninger Signed Checks

Flosso, Al
Original Al Flosso Souvenir Card

Henning, Doug
Doug Henning And His World Of Magic Playbill

Houdini, Harry
TNT Houdini Movie Postcard

Mullica, Tom
Autographed Tom-Foolery Playing Cards

Raymond, The Great
Original Great Raymond Circular Promo Piece
Original Great Raymond Flyer

Richiardi Jr.
The Incredible World Of Magic & Illusion Showbill
The Incredible World Of Magic & Illusion On Stage
The Incredible World Of Magic & Illusion Table Tent

Sanders, Fetaque
Fetaque Sanders Magic Show Flyers
Fetaque Sanders Good Luck Flyer 
Fetaque Sanders Special Promotion Collection

Tampa
Original Mystery Buck

Thurston, Howard
Original Howard/Jane Thurston Throw-Out Card

Willard The Wizard
Willard The Wizard Ephemera Collection
Willard The Wizard Engagement Contract

Zarrow, Herb
Herb Zarrow FFFF Postcard
Autographed Herb Zarrow FFFF Postcard

An original program for an unbelievable cast of magicians which performed on January 21, 1945 at the Belasco Theater on Broadway in NYC. Hardeen (Houdini’s Brother), Cardini, The Great Raymond, Al Flosso, and Litzka (wife of the Great Raymond and later Walter Gibson) are prominently featured in this program with photos and biographies. The show, "Mystery Time," was produced by The Magicians Guild in conjunction with the Conjurors’ Magazine.

The 8.5x11.5" program has eight pages with a two color cover. In addition to the interesting bios and photos you are also treated to a brief history of the Magicians Guild and a listing of their officers and members which serves as a who’s who in the magic world of the time.

The Great Raymond fans remember this show as the one where he got sick a few hours before show time and was replaced by: Doug Geoffrey (Hardeen Junior), Warren Simms, Hal Haviland, and Jarrow. Hardeen died June 12, 1945, less than five months after this show. It is most likely that this was the last time these performers appeared on a bill together. Very few copies available.