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'''Morrisey Magic Ltd.''' is a magic manufacturer established in 1959 by [[Herb Morrissey]] (1938 - 2003) in Canada to sell his Morrissey Cups. | |||
Morrissey Magic now supplies magic equipment and supplies to magicians in Canada and through out the world. | |||
In 1964, Morrissey opened a retail magic shop in Montreal, Canada on Bluery Street. | |||
In 1978, they opened a second magic shop in Toronto. Herb Morrissey moved to Toronto and Richard Olsen, a partner in the business managed the shop in Montreal as well as the manufacturing and mail order business. The Toronto store was a retail only magic shop. | |||
In 1986 Herb's son, Dan Morrissey joined the business and eventually the whole operation in Montreal was moved to Toronto. | |||
== References == | |||
* http://www.morrisseymagic.com/history.htm | |||
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Revision as of 07:24, 19 August 2010
Morrisey Magic Ltd. is a magic manufacturer established in 1959 by Herb Morrissey (1938 - 2003) in Canada to sell his Morrissey Cups.
Morrissey Magic now supplies magic equipment and supplies to magicians in Canada and through out the world.
In 1964, Morrissey opened a retail magic shop in Montreal, Canada on Bluery Street.
In 1978, they opened a second magic shop in Toronto. Herb Morrissey moved to Toronto and Richard Olsen, a partner in the business managed the shop in Montreal as well as the manufacturing and mail order business. The Toronto store was a retail only magic shop.
In 1986 Herb's son, Dan Morrissey joined the business and eventually the whole operation in Montreal was moved to Toronto.