Black art of magic and ventriloquism combined
Subtitle: being an explanation of all the wonderful tricks as performed by our leading magicians, together with instructions for obtaining the full art of ventriloquism.
Contributors: Harry Houdini Collection (Library of Congress)
Publisher: New York Popular Publishing Co.
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 64
Subjects: Magic tricks -- Handbooks, manuals, etc; Ventriloquism -- Handbooks, manuals, etc
Genres: Handbooks, manuals, etc
Notes: "Two complete volumes bound in one."

Advertisements: p. 60 [i.e. 61]-64.

LC copy very brittle: p. [1]-28 broken at gutter, laid in.

With:  Burkhart, G. G. Burkhart, the king of coins. [Brooklyn, N.Y., 190-?] -- Conjuring, or, Magic made easy. [N.Y., 188-?] -- Bell, M. Conjuring tricks, simple magic ... London, [1900] -- Draklof. Tricks for the trenches and wards ... Series I. London, [1915] -- Wyman, John. Exposure of second sight mystery ... New York, c1883 -- The great book of wonders ... [United States?, 1896?] -- Hand & finger tricks. London, [1885?] -- Heller, Robert. Conjuring ... Melbourne, [187-?] -- Herrmann, Alexander. Herrman's [sic] black art ... New York, c1898 -- Kellar, Harry. Kellar's Wizard's manual ... Philadelphia, Pa., [1911?] -- The practical magician ... New York, c1876 -- Ravetta, William. Up-to-date magical ideas ... Chicago, Ill., c1920 -- Stanyon, Ellis. Stanyon's serial lessons in conjuring.  No. 19, New handkerchief tricks, second series.  [London, 1899-1910] -- Warford, Aaron A. How to become a magician ... New York, c1885.  Separately issued.