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[[Encyclopedia of Silk Magic]] was a series of books by [[Harold Rice]]: | [[Encyclopedia of Silk Magic]] was a series of books by [[Harold Rice]]: | ||
* [[ Encyclopedia of Silk Magic, Vol. 1]] (1948) | * [[Encyclopedia of Silk Magic, Vol. 1]] (1948) | ||
* [[ Encyclopedia of Silk Magic, Vol. 2]] (1953) | * [[Encyclopedia of Silk Magic, Vol. 2]] (1953) | ||
* [[ Encyclopedia of Silk Magic, Vol. 3]] (1962) | * [[Encyclopedia of Silk Magic, Vol. 3]] (1962) | ||
* [[Cross Index of Rice's Encyclopedia of Silk Magic]] - Vol 1 through 3(?) | |||
* [[Encyclopedia of Silk Magic, Vol. 4]] (1993) (by Mark Trimble and not officially part of Rice's series) | |||
Rice anticiplated six volumes. He was in the process of writing the fourth volume when he became ill and was said to have enough material for the fifth. | |||
== References == | |||
* [http://www.themagiccafe.com/forums/viewtopic.php?topic=49193&forum=54 Ruth Rice Crone postings on the Magic Cafe] | |||
* [http://www.themagiccafe.com/forums/viewtopic.php?topic=84996&forum=54 Ruth Rice Crone postings on the Magic Cafe] | |||
[[Category:Series]] | [[Category:Series]] | ||
Revision as of 08:08, 22 June 2009
Encyclopedia of Silk Magic was a series of books by Harold Rice:
- Encyclopedia of Silk Magic, Vol. 1 (1948)
- Encyclopedia of Silk Magic, Vol. 2 (1953)
- Encyclopedia of Silk Magic, Vol. 3 (1962)
- Cross Index of Rice's Encyclopedia of Silk Magic - Vol 1 through 3(?)
- Encyclopedia of Silk Magic, Vol. 4 (1993) (by Mark Trimble and not officially part of Rice's series)
Rice anticiplated six volumes. He was in the process of writing the fourth volume when he became ill and was said to have enough material for the fifth.