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It's official publication was first the [[Conjuring Record]], then the [[N.C.A. Recorder]], followed by the [[N.C.A. Digest]]. | It's official publication was first the [[Conjuring Record]], then the [[N.C.A. Recorder]], followed by the [[N.C.A. Digest]]. | ||
== Local Chapters == | |||
* No. 2 Rhode Island Society of Magicians | |||
* No. 3 Society of Minneapolis Magicians | |||
* No. 4 [[Society of Modern Mystics]] (NYC) | |||
[[Category:Magic Organizations]] | [[Category:Magic Organizations]] | ||
Revision as of 09:43, 3 December 2010
National Conjurers' Association was formed in 1911 by Charles J. Hagen with his American Magician as the official organ. It was formally organized on February 19, 1912.
It lasted until 1923.
It's official publication was first the Conjuring Record, then the N.C.A. Recorder, followed by the N.C.A. Digest.
Local Chapters
- No. 2 Rhode Island Society of Magicians
- No. 3 Society of Minneapolis Magicians
- No. 4 Society of Modern Mystics (NYC)