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Texas Magic

Original 1895 hand-shuffled cards with weighted edges.

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Apparatus

Rust-treated restraints worn during Houdini's newspaper building stunt.

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Books

Lined with secret inner trapdoor layers designed for doves.

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Ephemera

Lined with secret inner trapdoor layers designed for doves.

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Posters

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Magic Donation

Hero: Large Willard the Wizard Spirit Cabinet Artifact

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Introduction to donating a magic collection to the TMC

This content would be how it would help the mission. This would be about how a collection would come to use that we would help sell - Will add a couple more bits and pieces here.

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Texas Magic highlights

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Known to many as Willard the Wizard, he performed classic illusions under a massive traveling tent show that became a Texas cultural staple.

• [ Biography ] Willard Tent Origins

• [ Videos ] 1952 San Antonio Performance Clip

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"The King of Koins" was a phenomenal master of manual sleight-of-hand card and coin manipulation who toured Galveston and East Texas.

• [ Biography ] Downs & Coin Magic

• [ Videos ] Archived Coin Roll Lecture Slides

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Galveston Grand Opera House

A historic location where pioneering magicians set Texas box office attendance records or hosted closed assembly meetings.

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San Antonio Express Building

A historic location where pioneering magicians set Texas box office attendance records or hosted closed assembly meetings.

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Dallas Secret Conjurer Library

A historic location where pioneering magicians set Texas box office attendance records or hosted closed assembly meetings.

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