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'''Osirian''' was a short lived [[Magic Periodical]] that lasted from April 1925 through September, 1925 published by [[Al Snyder]] and Louis V. Lane out of Charleston, West Virginia. | |||
It was the official organ of the [[Society of Osiris Magicians]] from Baltimore Maryland. | It was the official organ of the [[Society of Osiris Magicians]] from Baltimore Maryland, which would later become [[Tablets of Osiris]]. | ||
There were 6 issues, Vol 1. No 1 - Vol 1. No 6.<ref>[[New Phoenix]], no. 329, August 1955, page 127</ref> | |||
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Latest revision as of 15:18, 11 February 2012
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| Publisher | Al Snyder and Louis V. Lane |
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| First issue | April 1925 |
| Final issue | September 1925 |
| Total issues | 6 |
Osirian was a short lived Magic Periodical that lasted from April 1925 through September, 1925 published by Al Snyder and Louis V. Lane out of Charleston, West Virginia.
It was the official organ of the Society of Osiris Magicians from Baltimore Maryland, which would later become Tablets of Osiris.
There were 6 issues, Vol 1. No 1 - Vol 1. No 6.[1]
References
- ↑ New Phoenix, no. 329, August 1955, page 127