STODARE'S FLY NOTES - CONJURING MADE EASY - Stodare, 1st 1867 - MAGIC TRICKS CHILDREN'S from shelf wear but otherwise

from shelf wear but otherwise solid

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A comprehensive analysis of palmistry otherwise known as cheriomancy with numerous examples of the hands of English royalty

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STODARE'S FLY NOTES - CONJURING MADE EASY - Stodare, 1st 1867 - MAGIC TRICKS CHILDREN'S from shelf wear but otherwiseSTODARE'S FLY NOTES OR CONJURING MADE, EASY FOR AMATEURS Book Details + Condition: George Routledge and Sons (London). First Edition, 1867. Hardcover. 126 pages with advertisements. Colonel Stodare (1831 1866), born Joseph Stoddart in England, was a ventriloquist and magician who entertained the Royal family at Windsor. He was celebrated for performing the "Sphinx illusion", in which a seemingly disembodied Egyptian head sat in a box set on an empty