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Difference between revisions of "T. J. Crawford"
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Crawford edited the Amateur Column in the Sphinx for sixteen years, starting in 1904. He also contributed the column "OLD TRICKS IN NEW CLOTHES" for the [[Thayer's Magical Bulletin]]. | Crawford edited the Amateur Column in the Sphinx for sixteen years, starting in 1904. He also contributed the column "OLD TRICKS IN NEW CLOTHES" for the [[Thayer's Magical Bulletin]]. | ||
| − | Crawford was the editor of the Linking Ring in the late 1930s | + | Crawford was President of the [[IBM]] (1938-1939) and editor of the Linking Ring in the late 1930s also. Later he would also do a column "Have A Card" (in the 1940s.) |
| − | He was on the cover of Genii | + | He was on the cover of [[Genii 1938 February ]]. |
Crawford died in Nashville at the age of 81. | Crawford died in Nashville at the age of 81. | ||
Revision as of 01:41, 26 January 2009
T. J. Crawford ( ? - October 3, 1952) was one of the founders of the Cercle Magque of Nashville, Tennessee, a former editor of The Linking Ring, and a specialist in coin magic.
A printer-postal clerk by profession, considered himself ans amateur, but performed often for the public.
He is the originator of a number of popular moves in manipulative magic, and one of his original coin vanishes is described in the "Art of Magic," by T. Nelson Downs.
Crawford edited the Amateur Column in the Sphinx for sixteen years, starting in 1904. He also contributed the column "OLD TRICKS IN NEW CLOTHES" for the Thayer's Magical Bulletin.
Crawford was President of the IBM (1938-1939) and editor of the Linking Ring in the late 1930s also. Later he would also do a column "Have A Card" (in the 1940s.)
He was on the cover of Genii 1938 February .
Crawford died in Nashville at the age of 81.
