Harry Leat was a controversial and influential magic dealer and publisher. This 1925 book opens with a cartoon and essay attacking Houdini for publishing magic secrets in the press. Then follows  secrets of the very latest apparatus from a range of prominent American dealers of the day. The dealers include Charles Brush, Chicago Magic Co., Gilbert, Carl S. Lohrey, Rullmann, Thayer and more. A brilliant snapshot of the age.
 
Condition: Good, oversize covers have creases and tears (as always with these editions), some wear to spine, some water damage evident to inside front cover, back covers and edges of some pages, sticker remnant on front cover and first page.
 
Binding: Paperback
Year: 1925
Publisher: Harry Leat
Pages: 92
Dimensions (to nearest cm): 22 X 14cm