Breslaw's Last legacy, or, The conjurer unmasked
Subtitle: containing all that is curious, pleasing, entertaining, and comical, selected from the most celebrated masters of slight of hand and deception : wherein is displayed the mode and manner of deceiving the eye, as practised by Breslaw, Sieur Comus, Jonas, Pinetti, &c. : also, interpretations of dreams, signification of moles, palmistry, &c. : the whole forming a book of real knowledge in the art of conjuration, with an accurate description of making the air balloon
Contributors: Harry Houdini Collection (Library of Congress)
Publisher: Printed by and for Barker and Son, Dramatic Repository, Great Russell Street, Covent Garden
Published: 1803
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 87
Subjects: Amusements; Early works to 1800; Balloons; Magic tricks
Other titles: Last legacy, or, The conjurer unmasked; Breslaw's Last legacy; Conjurer unmasked
Notes: May have been compiled by Philip Breslaw.

Originally published in 1784.

Imprint date suggested by advertisement on p. 87.

Signatures: [A]² B-G⁶ H⁴.

Publisher's advertisements: p. [3-4] in front; [1] p. at end.

LC copy has ms. notations concerning the first publication of this work; the year "1803" scored out and replaced by "1784"; and the inscription: J.[?]. Clarke.