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Posted 11 months ago
zguy2112
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From my private collection of Magic posters, this is a rare window card advertising one of the International Brotherhood of Magicians conventions that took place at the Southern Theater in Columbus, Ohio. Since none of these scarce cards have surfaced, I am not sure of the date but would guess it to be from the 1930's or 1940's. It measures approximately 14" x 22" and is in good condition.
The International Brotherhood of Magicians was founded in 1922 and is the world's largest organizations for professional and amateur magicians. There are more than 300 local groups, called "Rings" in over 30 countries. The I.B.M. consists of approximately 15,000 members worldwide.
Magic PostersThe Golden Age of Magic (1875-1930) generated thousands of colorful posters…
Thank you for the information AR, much appreciated.
I would have said much earlier than the 30's and 40's. Around mid to late 20's this type of art with the devil doing the nah, nah, nah, nah, nah was very popular on car mascots also. I seen the fabulous Thurston Poster you have which is just killer, that would have fit right in with the mascot art on cars with the devil !~ Phil.
Thanks Phil, I appreciate your comments and your passion for these posters. They are truly works of art!