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[[Friedrich W. Conradi]] (1870-1944), born Friedrich Wilhelm Conrad Horster in Grossen-Oder, Prussia, was also known as 'Conradi-Horster'.  He was a magician, author, magic dealer and builder (beginning in the 1890s. First in Dresden, then Nuremberg and finally Berlin).  
'''Friedrich W. Conradi''' (1870-1944), also known as Conradi-Horster, was a magician, author, magic dealer and builder.
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He was the publisher of [[Der Zauberspiegel]] and his house organ "The Magic Mirror".
He was the publisher of [[Der Zauberspiegel]] and his house organ "The Magic Mirror".


His business was carried on after his death by [[Gertrud Horster]].
Beginning in the 1890s, Conradi began building magic props first in Dresden, then moved to Nuremberg and finally Berlin. His business was carried on after his death by [[Gertrud Horster]].<ref>http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conradi-Horster</ref>


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== References ==
== References ==
* http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conradi-Horster
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Revision as of 08:17, 3 March 2012

Friedrich W. Conradi (1870-1944), also known as Conradi-Horster, was a magician, author, magic dealer and builder.

Friedrich W. Conradi
BornFriedrich Wilhelm Conrad Hoster
1870
Grossen-Oder, Prussia
Died1944

He was the publisher of Der Zauberspiegel and his house organ "The Magic Mirror".

Beginning in the 1890s, Conradi began building magic props first in Dresden, then moved to Nuremberg and finally Berlin. His business was carried on after his death by Gertrud Horster.[1]

Books

  • Der Moderne Kartenkünstler (1896)
  • Der Kartenkunstler im XX. Jahrhmidert
  • Magie fin de siecle
  • Demonstrations Mysterieuses (1905)
  • Magisches Allerlei
  • Das Neue Universutn, Band I-II-III-IV
  • Magische Phdnomene
  • Magische Jwwelen
  • Telepa-thische Unterrichtsbriefe
  • Gedankenilbertragen ohne Sprechen

References