The Joe Smith Mysteries

Book
1968
Written by Arthur Setterington
Work of Arthur Setterington
20 pages (Stapled), published by The Supreme Magic Company
Illustrated with drawings by Ken De Courcy
Language: English
13 entries
Cover photograph
The Joe Smith Mysteries (written by Arthur Setterington, work of Arthur Setterington, 1968)
Creators Title Comments & References Page Categories
Arthur Setterington Introducing Joe 2
Arthur Setterington Joe Smith - Magician seven cards, Ace of Spades comes several times to the top and then changes places with card in the pocket
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Arthur Setterington Bewitched, Bothered & Befuddled three silks appear in a box, one has a knot, which disappears when blown on it, mirror box
 		5
Arthur Setterington Joe Smith - Hypnotist paper ball travels from pocket to under cup, the third time it changes color
 		6
Arthur Setterington The Indian Rope Trick knot disappears twice in rope and appears again, story of the indian rope trick
 		7
Arthur Setterington By Royal Command Three of Diamonds disappears from envelope and appears between to cards, with the pictures of Queen Victoria and the Duke of Wellington
 		9
Arthur Setterington Joe i' London ring off and on rope in a box, magnetic rope
 		10
Arthur Setterington The Amateur Gardener three cards with a pot on it come into envelopes, the first pot gets bigger, the second has now flowers inside and the third a flower as well, which grows out of the card visibly
 		11
Arthur Setterington Watch the Box two matchboxes filled with matches and an empty one are stacked in a tube, the empty one travels to the top middle and bottom of the stack
 		13
Arthur Setterington Joe's Master Mystery five colored balls in a bowl, one color is selected all the other balls vanish, three methods
 		15
Arthur Setterington The First Post cards with sights of London, chosen one is predicted, half forcing stack
 		16
Arthur Setterington Eyes Right nine on one side of a card and six on the other, then they change and finally on one side there are a lot of sixes
 		18
Arthur Setterington A Lock and a Chain and a Key chain fastened with a lock penetrates a wooden hand
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Data entered by Lorenz Schär, July 2015.