Mark Leveridge collection 17 items with autographs, magic clippings, VHS tape

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Mark Leveridge collection of 17 items, including a magic magazine with him on the cover, autographed, a signed letter and a new VHS tape.
Autograph cover “M-U-M” Jan. 1990 signed in black felt pen and inscribed to “Mike” and dated Jan. 25, 1994, with 11 pages of photos and articles about Mark and tricks by Mark, entire issue in good but used condition
Autograph letter typed on letterhead to “Mike” and dated Jan. 25, 1994
Genii, Sep. 1991; photo and article with his trick “Copy Ring” revealed; 2 pages
“          Oct. 2005; review of “Mark Leveridge’s Magic Party Video”
Magic, Dec. 1994; review of “Pacey Aces” and “This One That 1” by Stephen Hobbs
M-U-M, Dec. 1992; review of his tick “Die-Lusion” reviewed by David Goodsell
“          July 1994; review of his video Mark Leveridge’s Master Routine Series, reviewed by David Goodsell
“          July 1997; review of his video “The Art of Hopping Tables” by David Goodsell
The Linking Ring, Jan. 1992; trick revealed “Private Eye” by Mark Leveridge; 2 pages
“          June 1992; review of his latest Magic Catalog by Phil Willmarth
“          May 1993; full-page ad for “Perfect Crime”
“          Oct. 1995; review of “Credit Scare” and “1st Class Helper Badges” reviewed by Phil Willmarth
“          Jan. 1999; trick revealed “Jack in the Box” by Mark Leveridge; 3 pages
“          Jan. 2010; trick revealed “Credit Transfer”; 3 pages
The New Tops,” Dec. 1991; review of his trick “Melt Through”
“          Mar. 1994; reviews of his tricks “The Shiner,” “Against All Odds” and Master Routines – Video A and Video B; 2-pages
Mark Leveridge’s Master Routines Volume 2: Coins, Cards, Rings, Dice” by L & L Publishing, 1998; covers “Wild Dice” which is a version of the three-shell game using dice and matchboxes; “The Ring and String Routine” using only a finger ring and a shoelace; Spot the Differences, a stage trick similar to the Three Card Trick; and “The Security Pen” where coins are inserted into a pen and then removed again; VHS format, running time approximately 90 minutes; new and still in plastic shrink-wrap; original retail price tag of .95 still attached
This would look great in your magic library!  I am a big fan of magic collectibles, ever since I got my first package from David Price's Egyptian Hall Museum back in the 1970s.  This comes from my personal collection.  I think magic history is interesting.  Magicians are some of the most fascinating people you will ever meet.  I like Magic Biography so much that I even created a website to honor distinguished magicians in magic history.  You might find it some day tripping across the internet.
Who am I?  I am the Curious Magician Michael Johnson.  I wrote the book "Playing Cards Autographed By Magicians: A Collector's Guide" that sells on Amazon.  I am one of the best magic Teachers in La Costa and San Diego County.  I have a massive library of memorabilia.  Now I'm selling off my stuff to pursue new adventures.  Check out my store.  Maybe you'll find something that interests you!  Thanks for taking a moment to read my listing.