Dec.
4, 2006
Tribute to
Norm Nielsen
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Thank you
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Featured Items! |
Owen-Okito-Nielsen
"One Hand Silk Production Cabinet"
Only TWELVE are being offered!
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Check out this project:
The Kellar
Book of Life
Table
This table is made out of
Solid African Mahogany.
It is a beautiful piece of furniture inspired by the Kellar "Collage" poster found on the 17 pound Taschen Magic Book.
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New Nielsen Magic Prints!
(Norm always stays busy. Here are the latest prints he has designed. Click on images for details.) |
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Featured Books |
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Thurston and Dante -
The Written Word Books
We acquired the remaining books of this title, and are the exclusive dealer for it.
This is the complete set of correspondence between Thurston and Dante spanning between 1923 - 1935. The books are beautifully produced and they are a great resource for anyone interested in magic and magic history.
Take advantage of our special offer:
$90 for the set!
(These were previously $150)
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Adelaide Herrmann -
Queen of Magic
These are the fascinating memoirs of one of the most successful female magicians of the early 20th century.
Price: $30
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New Fabrini Prints!
(Fabrini has been busy putting paint on canvas. Click on images for details.) |
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Do
you have questions about poster mounting, mounters and restoration?
Check
our FAQ section - Frequently Asked Questions
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We have the largest collection of
magic posters images
for reproduction anywhere. Over 200 images!
All our posters are scanned directly on a 1:1 proportion
from the original. These are not blow-ups from book images
or photographs. We OWN the original posters in our personal
collection, and are able to make the best magic poster reproductions
in the market today.
If
you don't believe us, simply take a look at some
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We love these posters, and that is why they are in the office. The one on the right is a very rare Blackstone poster called: The Birth of Fashion from the early 1920s. The Thurston Portrait is my (Lupe's) favorite Thurston portrait image from 1914. We must have sold and traded this image three times. I finally told Norm...We keep it where I can see it.
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Our
dealer booth at the most recent IBM/SAM Combined Convention in
Louisville, Kentucky.
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