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== Books == | == Books == | ||
* Eye-Openers | * Eye-Openers (1932) | ||
* More Eye-Openers | * More Eye-Openers (1933) | ||
* Modernism in Pasteboards (with [[Nelson C. Hahne]]) (1934) | |||
* Modernism in Pasteboards (with [[Nelson C. Hahne]]) | * Smart Magic (with [[Nelson C. Hahne]]) (1935) | ||
* Smart Magic (with [[Nelson C. Hahne]]) | * Fifteen Minutes With A Rope (1937) | ||
* The Testament of Ralph W. Hull by Trevor Hall | * The Testament of Ralph W. Hull by Trevor Hall (1945) | ||
== References == | == References == | ||
Revision as of 16:19, 10 June 2008
Ralph W. Hull (July 5, 1883- May 20, 1943) was a professional magician for a few years before going back to the family mercantile business in Ohio where he was born.
He is best know for the mechanical decks he developed using his rough and smooth principle.
John Northern Hilliard's Greater Magic has a chapter, "The Tuned Deck", devoted to Hull.
Decks
- Nudist Deck
- Pop-eyed Popper Deck
- Delirium Tremens Deck
- Krazy Kards
Books
- Eye-Openers (1932)
- More Eye-Openers (1933)
- Modernism in Pasteboards (with Nelson C. Hahne) (1934)
- Smart Magic (with Nelson C. Hahne) (1935)
- Fifteen Minutes With A Rope (1937)
- The Testament of Ralph W. Hull by Trevor Hall (1945)
References
- Magic Circular Jan/Feb 1943