Magi Magoria (Limited / Out of Print) – Knox-Crichton

Magi Magoria by Knox-Crichton is a rare compilation of practical magic drawn from the members of The Order of the Magi, a magical society founded in England in 1909. This hard-to-find volume collects favored routines and performance pieces contributed by its members, offering a broad selection of audience-tested material.

The book focuses on worker material—effects chosen for their practicality, reliability, and performance value. The content spans multiple branches of magic, ranging from mystery entertainment and mental demonstrations to classic sleight-of-hand and traditional magical plots.

Included are routines and ideas involving:

• Spirit Slates
• Mind Reading effects
• Cups & Balls variations
• Classic conjuring methods
• Close-up magic
• Stand-up and parlor routines
• Performance-tested worker material
• And a wide variety of additional classic effects

One of the strengths of Magi Magoria is the diversity of perspectives. Because the material comes from multiple contributors within The Order of the Magi, readers gain access to a range of methods, presentations, and interpretations of classic magical themes.

Due to its limited availability and out-of-print status, Magi Magoria is considered a collectible piece of magic literature, especially for those interested in historical performance material and classic methods.

Details:

• Written by Knox-Crichton
• Compilation from The Order of the Magi (founded 1909, England)
• Includes practical worker material
• Covers Spirit Slates, mind reading, Cups & Balls, and more
• Mix of close-up, parlor, and stand-up magic
• Historical and collectible magic literature
• Limited / out-of-print edition

A varied collection of classic worker material from one of England’s historic magical societies.