The Conjurer by J. Albert Briggs Ebook: Australian & New Zealand Vintage Magic Magazine Archive (1922-1934)
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- Complete digital archive of 29 historical issues of “The Conjurer” (1922-1934).
- Official publication for the Australian & New Zealand Magic Societies.
- Edited by renowned magician and historian J. Albert Briggs.
- Uncover forgotten tricks, society news, and historical insights from Australasian magic.

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Uncover the Legacy of Australasian Magic with The Conjurer Ebook
Delve into the rich history of magic with “The Conjurer” by J. Albert Briggs, a meticulously compiled digital archive of a pivotal historical magic magazine. This ebook offers a unique opportunity to explore the official publication of the Australian Society of Magicians and New Zealand Magical Societies, expertly curated by the renowned J. Albert Briggs.
What’s Inside: A Glimpse into Magical History
Comprehensive 29-Issue Collection (1922-1934)
Access all 29 original issues of “The Conjurer,” spanning its initial run from January 1922 to June 1924, and its subsequent revival from September 1925 to January 1927. The collection also includes context for the new series launched in January 1934. This archive provides an unparalleled view into the evolution of magic over more than a decade, offering invaluable material for enthusiasts and historians alike.
J. Albert Briggs’ Visionary Editorship
Experience the editorial genius of J. Albert Briggs, a key figure in Australasian magic. Learn about the early days of “The Conjurer,” following the cessation of “Magic Mirror,” and how Briggs navigated its publication alongside other notable endeavors like “Magic in Australia” and “Australian Magic News.” His influence shaped the content and direction of these essential magical resources, documenting a vibrant era of performance and innovation.
Insights into Australasian Magic
As the official organ for the leading magic societies in Australia and New Zealand, “The Conjurer” is a treasure trove of historical information. Discover forgotten routines, contemporary news, society announcements, magician profiles, and critical discourse that defined the magic scene in the region during the early 20th century. This archive is essential for understanding the cultural and technical aspects of magic from this pivotal era.
Benefits for Magicians, Historians, and Collectors
- Historical Research: An invaluable primary source for academics and researchers studying the history of magic in Australia and New Zealand.
- Trick Inspiration: Explore classic routines and innovative ideas that influenced generations of magicians.
- Preserve Heritage: Own a piece of magical history in a durable, accessible digital format.
- Convenient Access: Instantly download and explore this extensive archive on any compatible device.
Technical Specifications
- Product Type: Ebook / Digital Magazine Archive
- Content: 29 original issues of “The Conjurer” magazine
- Publication Period: January 1922 – January 1934 (includes original series, revival, and new series launch context)
- Editor: J. Albert Briggs
- Affiliation: Official Organ of the Australian Society of Magicians & New Zealand Magical Societies
Product Specifications
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The Conjurer by J. Albert Briggs: A Timeless Magical Legacy
Step into the enchanting world of The Conjurer, the official monthly publication of the Australian Society of Magicians and New Zealand Magical Societies, masterfully edited by the legendary J. Albert Briggs.
- Origins: First published in January 1922, following the cessation of the renowned Magic Mirror, The Conjurer quickly became a cornerstone of magical literature.
- Initial Run: Spanning 24 issues, the magazine took a brief hiatus in June 1924 (Vol. 3 No. 5) as Briggs launched Magic in Australia.
- Revival: The Conjurer was resurrected in September 1925 for another five issues, concluding in January 1927 (Vol. 4 No. 5). In the final issue, Briggs announced his plans for Australian Magic News.
- Total Issues: With a grand total of 29 issues, The Conjurer remains a cherished collection for magic enthusiasts.
- Modern Era: Briggs brought the magazine back to life in January 1934 under the title The Conjurer (new series), ensuring its legacy endures.
Discover the magic, history, and artistry of The Conjurer by J. Albert Briggs, a must-have for any magic aficionado.
The Conjurer was the Official Organ of the Australian Society of Magicians and New Zealand Magical Societies published monthly by J. Albert Briggs
It began in January 1922 after the Magic Mirror ceased publication.
The Conjurer ran for 24 issues and suspended publication in June of 1924 (Vol. 3 No. 5) when Briggs then started Magic in Australia.
He then revived The Conjurer in September of 1925 (Vol. 4, No. 1) for another five issues with the last being January, 1927 (Vol. 4, No. 5). In his last issue, he announced his intention of publishing Australian Magic News.
The total number of issues was 29.
Briggs resurrected the magazine in January of 1934 as The Conjurer (new series).
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