Harry Leat was a controversial and influential magic dealer and publisher. This was one of two books he printed and published by himself in 1924. In it, he explains a range of his own effects, mainly for the stage. He also includes an angry open letter aimed at a member of the Magic Circle who criticised his books.  A brilliant snapshot of the age.
 
Condition: Poor. Covers marked. Covers creased. Tears and loss to covers. Water damage and staining to covers. Sticker remains to cover. Sticker to title page. Pages marked and creased with some tears. Water damage and staining to pages. Some mould staining to some pages, has been freeze-treated as a precaution. A fair reference copy if handled with care. 
 
Binding: Paperback
Year: 1924
Publisher: Harry Leat
Pages: 100
Dimensions: 22 X 14cm