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Discover Max Andrews’ The Magician’s Oracle 1946-1948 Ebook

Delve into the fascinating world of post-war magic with “The Magician’s Oracle 1946-1948,” a complete digital collection of the influential periodical by Max Andrews. Originally published in London, this unique series provides an unparalleled historical snapshot of the mystical and magical arts from 1946 to 1948.

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This ebook offers immediate access to all seven original issues, revealing a wealth of information for magic practitioners, historians, and collectors. Explore the secrets, techniques, and trends that captivated audiences in the immediate aftermath of World War II. Gain an understanding of the evolving magical landscape through the eyes of one of the era’s significant figures, Max Andrews.

Key Features & Content Highlights:

• Complete Collection: Access all seven issues of “The Magician’s Oracle” in one comprehensive digital volume.
• Historical Significance: A rare and authentic source documenting magic and illusion during 1946-1948.
• Authored by Max Andrews: Explore the insights and contributions from a notable figure in magic history.
• London Origins: Offers a unique perspective on the British magic scene post-WWII.
• Invaluable Resource: Perfect for studying historical magic methods, stagecraft, and the cultural context of the era.

Whether you’re researching magic’s past, seeking inspiration for new routines, or simply appreciating a piece of rare magical history, “The Magician’s Oracle 1946-1948” is an indispensable addition to your digital library.

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Behold! “The Magician’s Oracle 1946-1948” by Max Andrews! A rare glimpse into a mystic magazine from London (1946-1948). Uncover secrets within its seven ethereal issues!

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Explore the enigmatic world of The Magician’s Oracle (1946-1948), a captivating periodical by Max Andrews. Published in London, this unique series spanned seven issues, offering readers a rare glimpse into the mystical and magical arts of the post-war era. Perfect for enthusiasts of magic, history buffs, and collectors alike, it’s a treasure trove of knowledge and inspiration.