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[[Fireside Amusements]] (later also subtitled A Book of Indoor Games) by Anonymous was published in Edinburgh in the middle of the 19th century by William and Robert Chambers. Part of Chambers' Library for Young People, one copy is known to be dated 1850.  
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'''Fireside Amusements''' (later also subtitled A Book of Indoor Games) by Anonymous was published in Edinburgh in the middle of the 19th century by William and Robert Chambers. Part of Chambers' Library for Young People, one copy is known to be dated 1850.  


The two final chapters were devoted to Parlor Magic containing conjuring with cards, coins and other household objects.
The two final chapters were devoted to Parlor Magic containing conjuring with cards, coins and other household objects.
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* Old Conjuring Books and the Bibliographer by [[Trevor H. Hall]] in [[Magic Circular]] November/December 1976.
* Old Conjuring Books and the Bibliographer by [[Trevor H. Hall]] in [[Magic Circular]] November/December 1976.
* What TS Didn't Know Didn't Hurt Him by  James Hagy in [[Magicol]] (November 1998)
* What TS Didn't Know Didn't Hurt Him by  James Hagy in [[Magicol]] (November 1998)
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Latest revision as of 20:08, 9 February 2012

Fireside Amusements
AuthorAnonymous
Publication Date1850
LanguageEnglish
 

Fireside Amusements (later also subtitled A Book of Indoor Games) by Anonymous was published in Edinburgh in the middle of the 19th century by William and Robert Chambers. Part of Chambers' Library for Young People, one copy is known to be dated 1850.

The two final chapters were devoted to Parlor Magic containing conjuring with cards, coins and other household objects.

References

  • Old Conjuring Books and the Bibliographer by Trevor H. Hall in Magic Circular November/December 1976.
  • What TS Didn't Know Didn't Hurt Him by James Hagy in Magicol (November 1998)
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