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| Editor | Ken de Courcy |
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| Publisher | Supreme Magic |
| First issue | September/October 1966 |
| Final issue Number | February 1995 Vol 27 No 6 (306) |
Magigram was a magic magazine published by Supreme Magic in Bideford, England[1] from September 1966 – February 1995.[2] It started as a bimonthly magazine but became monthly in September 1971.[1] It was edited for its whole run by Ken de Courcy. A complete file contains 306 issues and over 20,000 pages.[2]
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