From The Green Mouse by Robert W. Chambers and illustrated by Edmund Frederick, 1910.

Taken by a spirit.  From The Magician Annual, 1908.

From The Film Daily, 1943.

"There's magic in the air!"  From Good Times Tomorrow by Gates and Peardon.

"Gray magic."  From Hearst's, 1921.

How and why to turn words into magical sigils:

From Toike Oike, 1976.  See The Pencil Witch.

"The spectre."  From The Wonders of Optics by Fulgence Marion, 1869.

We were honored to design magical training certificates for Cyril the Sorcerer.

"One by one she drew from his cupped hands a score of brilliant, living birds."  From Hearst's, 1921.

People who live in crystal boxes should not assist magicians with cannons.  From The Magic Catalogue by William Doerflinger.

We're honored that Cyril the Sorcerer calligraphized a line of ours about magic words and chocolate: "Delight in the magic word as you speak or sing it, as you might savor a morsel of fine chocolate. —Craig Conley"

Not only does The Book That Casts No Reflection cast no reflection, but it sports a dapper mustache!  It's by magician/inventor Gregg Webb, author of the out-of-print Book That Doesn't Exist.  Not only do we admire Mr. Webb's book titles, but he hand-letters and profusely illustrates his works (even those that do not exist or no longer don't exist).

An old illusion in which the dead rise again.  From Spook Crooks by Julien J. Proskauer, 1932.