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[[Will Ayling]] (1914 - May 23, 1992) illusionist, close-up performer, and collector of antique magical apparatus.
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'''Will Ayling''' (b.1914-d.1992), illusionist, close-up performer, and collector of antique magical apparatus was a past President of the [[Portsmouth Magical Society]] and of The [[British Ring]].


A past President of the Portsmouth Magical Society and of The British Ring.
== Biography ==
Ayling assisted [[Lewis Ganson]] with his [[Teach-In Series]], often appearing in the photographs which accompanied the text. He followed the series with his own  "Know How" series of books dealing with individual effects or routines. <ref>Cover The [[Gen]] July 1968</ref><ref>Cover [[Linking Ring]] November 1982</ref>


Ayling assisted [[Lewis Ganson]] with his [[Teach-In Series]], often appearing in the photographs which accompanied the text. He followed the series with his own  "Know How" series of books dealing with individual effects or routines.  
He worked for [[ENSA]] during World War Two.


== Books ==
== Books ==
* The Art of Illusion
* [[The Art of Illusion]] (1968)
* Oriental Conjuring
* Genie Presentations (1972)
* Genie Presentations
* Oriental Conjuring (1981)
* The Endless Chain (1983)
* Knowing the Ropes (1987)
* Knowing the Egg Bag (1988)
* [[Knowing the Chop Cup]] (1989)
* Knowing the Rising Cards (1991)


== References ==
{{References}}
* Cover The [[Gen]] July 1968
* Cover [[Linking Ring]] November 1982.


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Latest revision as of 03:31, 23 May 2024

Will Ayling
BornWilliam Richard Ayling
March 2, 1914
Portsmouth, England
DiedMay 23, 1992 (age 78)
CategoriesBooks by Will Ayling

Will Ayling (b.1914-d.1992), illusionist, close-up performer, and collector of antique magical apparatus was a past President of the Portsmouth Magical Society and of The British Ring.

Biography

Ayling assisted Lewis Ganson with his Teach-In Series, often appearing in the photographs which accompanied the text. He followed the series with his own "Know How" series of books dealing with individual effects or routines. [1][2]

He worked for ENSA during World War Two.

Books

  • The Art of Illusion (1968)
  • Genie Presentations (1972)
  • Oriental Conjuring (1981)
  • The Endless Chain (1983)
  • Knowing the Ropes (1987)
  • Knowing the Egg Bag (1988)
  • Knowing the Chop Cup (1989)
  • Knowing the Rising Cards (1991)

References

  1. Cover The Gen July 1968
  2. Cover Linking Ring November 1982