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| Born | Arthur William Crowdson Brumfield October 12, 1890 Indianapolis, Indiana |
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| Died | circa 1945 (age 55) Indianapolis, Indiana |
Doc Brumfield was a collector, publisher, dealer, manufacturer and owner of the Welworth Magic Co. in Indianapolis in the 1920s and 30s.
Brumfield was a member of SAM, IBM, and IMC[1]
Shortly after the death of his friend John Northern Hilliard, Brumfield contacted his daughter requesting a small unpublished work used as advertising and press releases at Thurston shows. She sent it to him which consisted of history of the old-time magicians. Incidentally, Thurston had suggested that Brumfield be appointed editor of Hilliard's unfinished "Greater Magic" manuscript. But when Carl W. Jones found out about Brumfield intention of publishing this "small book", he objected at that time on the grounds that it would interfere with the sale of the forthcoming "Greater Magic." Brumfield died without bringing out his "small book", but part was later published in the Conjurers' Magazine as "Thurston—Last of Many Magicians" by John Northern Hilliard. [2]
Books
As editor and publisher:
- ...And a Pack of Cards by Jack Merlin (1927)
- Merlin's Master Manipulations
- Merlin at the Card Table
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