Fox, Imro -- AP10
LOCATION: U.S.A.
DATE: 1905
OBV: Back of man's head, around "Meet ME Face to Face" / This is $10.00 Tom."
REV: "Good for 50c on a / $10.00 / Purchase of / Clothes, Shirts, / Shoes, Hats / Furnishings. / Tom Murray / Jackson & Clark."
COMPOSITION: AL, 31.7-S
Information From:
Magicians' Tokens And Related Items
An Illustrated check-list with estimates of values and rarities.
by F. William Kuethe, Jr.
TAMS Journal, Volume 18, Number 5, October 1978, (Part Two)
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Location |
Magic Library (Home) |
Condition |
Very Fine |
Owner |
Bryan-Keith Taylor |
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Imro Fox (May 21, 1862 - March 4, 1910), born Isidor Fuchs in Bromberg (part of Prussia when he was born, then the German Empire from 1871 until the Great Poland Uprising in 1919[1]) was a highly-skilled sleight of hand artist. He was a staple of the turn of the century American tradition known as Chatauqua.