How to become a magician
A cheap instructional manual of parlor conjuring and card tricks written by Aaron A. Warford and issued by Frank Tousey in New York in 1882 for amateur performers and young hobbyists. The single indexed image is the Library of Congress ownership stamp: a wood-engraved spread-winged eagle over a torch and ribbon above a double-ruled circular seal lettered with the library's name around the date 1800 and a small star, useful as a roundel, monogram frame, or emblem device.
