The David Baldwin Magic Collection II

Gibson, Walter. Group of Correspondence to Walter Gibson from Various Magicians. Primarily 1930s—40s. Including John D. Lippy, TLS, regarding his application to I.M.C. (“at last there is a magic society started one can work up in”); Joe Hayman, TLS, on post-war life in London; Thomas C. Worthington, TLSs [2], regarding articles in Worthington’s magazine Osiris, and the application process to the Osiris Society; Floyd G. Thayer, TLSs [2; one signature rubber-stamped)], his response to Seven Circles, reminiscing on their last visit together; U.F. Grant, TLS and several invoices; Walter Harris, TLSs [6], on numerous I.M.C. and Seven Circles-related editorial affairs and decisions; W.W. Durbin, TLS, requesting dues for membership in The Linking Ring; and TLSs and ALSs from H.W. Korb, John Petrie, David Kemp [4], John Northern Hilliard, Bernard M.L. Ernst, James Wobensmith, Julien Proskauer, S.S. Adams, and John Mulholland; plus a Horace Goldin engraved mailing cover typed to Gibson, and a TLS from J.E. Pierce to another I.M.C leader, Joe Lightner.