Chicanery Magazine CD
Chicanery is a worthy successor to Spell-Binder and most of the effects within its pages are by Stephen. He gave himself pen names and a typical Tucker touch is that the names are Pen Tell and Mark Erpen and so on.

If you loved Spell-Binder then you will love this!

Gen, Digital CD
The Digital Gen comes on four CDRoms complete with a 161 page index compiled by Dr Michael Collie. The GEN ran for 26 years starting in 1945 and it has nearly 9000 pages, over 300 issues and it took a team of two experts just under 3 months to scan all the pages and to correct over 13500 photographic images.

Jinx on CD
MANY OF the world's top mentalists consider the Jinx to be one of the most important of all magical publications ever. It is a treasure chest of ideas, methods, routines and Annemann's own perceptive views on magic. A must read not just for mentalists but for all magicians everywhere...

Magic Mag, Digital CD (Lever)
Here on this one disc is the entire Derek Lever Magic Mag. The magazine started in October 1979 and the final issue was published in August 1983. When Derek Lever launched Magic Mag he felt that the entire magic scene had become stagnant and uninteresting and once the magazine was launched he was not afraid of having a dig at anyone and everyone.

Magic Magazine, Digital CD
Here on one CDROM is the entire five years of The Magic Magazine published by Max Andrews. The first issue appeared in April 1952 and the final issue on September 1956. This was one of Britain's leading magazines and, although it was a house magazine for Max Andrews' Vampire Magic business, it was packed with outstanding magical contributions from the leading magical creators of that exciting period.

Magic Wand, Digital CD
The Magic Wand has been painstakingly scanned and put on three CD-Roms and is supplied together with an introductory leaflet by Todd Karr. The Digital Magic Wand (which can be enjoyed on PC or Mac) has been long awaited and has taken many, many months of careful work. Without doubt The Magic Wand, which ran for 47 years, is the most important, most significant and most interesting of all the magic magazines to be published during the last century in Britain.

Magigram, Complete on DVD-Rom
THE MAGIGRAM ran for around twenty-seven years and started with the first proper issue in September 1966 and ended in February 1995. There were a total of 22,329 pages and every single page is available on this DVD at the click of a button. Almost every well-known magician from those years made some form of contribution to the magazine including Billy McComb who had an inspiring regular column. 

Move Mastery Vol.1 CD (Duffie)
CDROM containing 32 video clips. 16 Moves, Ace Productions and other eye-poppers. All 16 items are fully explained on this easy to navigate CDROM presentation.

All items on this volume are in-the-hands without a table.

Move Mastery Vol.2 CD (Duffie)
A New Collection of Amazing Moves & Sleights. This CDROM Contains Over 20 Killer Moves Demonstrated and Carefully Explained in 36 Video Clips. Running time of Over 2 Hours!

Move Mastery Vol.3 DVD-Rom (Duffie)
Data DVD containing 1hr 40 mins of amazing sleights with playing cards. Demonstrations with explainations. Plus a bonus clip of Duffie demonstrating (no explanation) the Legendary Fred Robinson Middle Deal.

New Pentagram on DVD-Rom
PETER WARLOCK’S  New Pentagram magazine was first published in March 1969 and ran for the next twenty years. This innovative and creative monthly magazine had a leaning towards mentalism and close-up magic and was packed with contributions from some of the leading names from magical history.

Pabular, Digital CD
The digital version of Pabular Magazine - long considered to be one of the finest magazines of close-up magic ever - is now, by arrangement with the original publisher Nick Bolton, available from Martin Breese. It was published by Nick Bolton with contributions and art direction from Eric Mason. The editors were Fred Robinson, Walt Lees and Stephen Tucker.

Pentagram, Digital CD
The legendary Pentagram Magazine was edited by Peter Warlock and is available in its entirety on CDROM.  It features superb magic from Alex Elmsley, Robert Harbin, Fred Kaps, Stewart James, Dai Vernon, Al Koran, Roy Walton, Arthur Carter, Leslie May, Charles Cameron, Ron Baillie, Jack Avis, Gus Southall, Edmund Rowland, Ed Marlo, Graham Adams and many others. 

Slydini Encores CD
Here is a 157-page Slydini book on CD Rom.  The book is out of print and not all that easy to find and Houdini Picture Corporation has put it on CD Rom at a reasonable price.  Everything in the book is here including over 200 photographs to help guide any magician through each effect.   I think the photographs could have been better scanned but apart from that this CD Rom is useful and valuable to all Slydini enthusiasts. 

Digital Sorcerer CD
Now on this new CD-Rom we have combined all the issues of The Newsletter and Sorcerer Magazine and it is almost a winidow on the history of the magic scene in the London of the 1980’s. 

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Spellbinder, CD (Tucker)
This CDROM contains all three volumes of the classic Spell-binder magazine. There are over 700 pages of close up magazine edited by Stephen Tucker. Over 50 contributors provided effects and there are a total of 354 effects within the three volumes. The list of contributors is overwhelming with the very best of the close up workers from around providing brilliant material which editor Stephen Tucker badgered them into contributing.

Stanyon's Magic CD
Stanyon's original lessons in magic were published in each issue and formed a significant course of magical instruction. Magic featured close-up effects, routines, stage and parlour magic including some of the great classic effects and each issue contained much of interest to magic enthusiasts. Stanyon delighted in reviewing other performer's acts and provided his own explanations for the methods used for the tricks he saw. This upset several professional performers but delighted his readers.

Trixy Magazine CD
The Digital Trixy. 24 magazines for junior magicians published in the 1940s and a comprehensive index of tricks by Michael Colley together with the full magic catalogue from the Boy Magicians Service in Prestatyn Wales.

Wizard, Digital CD
The Wizard Magazine was published in 1947 by George Armstrong the publisher of The Magic Wand. There were a total of 95 issues and it terminated in July 1956. The magazine covered general magic and had a wide range of contributors who were mainly British. Just a few of the contributors were George Arrowsmith, Ken Brooke, Arthur Carter, Chandhu, Edward Dexter, Hen Fetsch, Lewis Ganson, Louis Histed, Roy Johnson, Al Koran, Fred Lowe, Billy McComb, Han Trixer, and Jack Yates. There were countless more of course.