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Roger L. Crabtree (1932 - 1993)
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'''Roger Crabtree''' (1932 - 1993) was  a pilot and semi-professional close-up comedy magician. After getting out of the Air Force (as a captain), he was a pilot for American Airlines.<ref>Obit, Magic, February 1994</ref>


Active semi-pro close-up comedy magician.
Crabtree served as president of [[TAOM]] and the [[IBM]].<ref>Broken Wand, Linking Ring, February 1994</ref>


President of TAOM and IBM.
== Awards ==
* Close-up trophies at IBM and TOAM.


Known for his version of the [[Linking Cards]], [[The Crabtree Connection]] written by [[Lewis Ganson]] in 1981.
== Books ==
[[The Crabtree Connection]] (a version of the [[Linking Cards]]by [[Lewis Ganson]] (1981)


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Revision as of 11:20, 3 February 2011

Roger Crabtree
BornRoger L. Crabtree
January 17, 1932
Springfield, Ohio
DiedDecember 23, 1993 (age 61)

Roger Crabtree (1932 - 1993) was a pilot and semi-professional close-up comedy magician. After getting out of the Air Force (as a captain), he was a pilot for American Airlines.[1]

Crabtree served as president of TAOM and the IBM.[2]

Awards

  • Close-up trophies at IBM and TOAM.

Books

The Crabtree Connection (a version of the Linking Cards) by Lewis Ganson (1981) {{DEFAULTSORT:Crabtree,Roger

  1. Obit, Magic, February 1994
  2. Broken Wand, Linking Ring, February 1994