Magic store

Establishment selling materials for performing magic tricks

A magic shop in Seattle, displaying posters of famous magicians and also advertising "gags"

A magic store (also magic shop or magician's supply shop) is an establishment which sells materials for performing magic tricks. Magic shops often also sell practical jokes and novelty items, and frequently serve as informal gathering places for amateur magicians, with some hosting organized magic clubs.[1]

## References

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1. ^ Ogden, Tom (1998). The Complete Idiot's Guide to Magic Tricks. Penguin. pp. 333–334. ISBN 9780028627076. Retrieved November 7, 2012.

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Magic and illusion

General|

* Assistants
* Clubs
* Conventions
* Exposure
* Stores

Genres|

* Bizarre
* Card (techniques)
* Cardistry (history)
* Children's
* Close-up magic
* Coin
* Escapology
* Gospel
* Mathemagic
* Mental
* Platform
* Séance
* Stage
* Street

Tricks and
techniques|

* Levitation
* Equivocation
* Misdirection
* Sleight of hand
* Pepper's ghost

Guidebooks|

* The Discoverie of Witchcraft (1584)
* Modern Magic (1876)
* The Expert at the Card Table (1902)
* Tarbell Course (1928–)
* Thirteen Steps to Mentalism (1961)
* Mark Wilson's Complete Course In Magic (1975)
* Conjuring (1992)

Periodicals|

* Abracadabra
* Genii
* Hugard's Magic Monthly
* The Jinx
* The Linking Ring
* Magic
* Magigram
* Mahatma
* Smoke & Mirrors
* The Sphinx

Lists|

* Conjuring terms
* Films about magicians
* Magicians
* Museums
* Publications
* Timeline
* Tricks

Related|

* Indian magicians
* Midnight ghost show

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Retail

By product|

* Agricultural supplies
* Alcohol
* Antiques
* Arts and crafts‎
* Automotive fuel‎
* Automotive parts
* Beauty products
* Books
* Cannabis
* Cheese‎
* Chocolate
* Cigars
* Clothes
* Coins
* Comics
* Confectionery
* Consumer electronics
* Cycles‎
* Doujin shop
* Eyewear
* Fish
* Flowers‎
* Food
* Foodservice
* Fruit stand
* Furniture
* Garden centre
* General line of merchandise
* Gold
* Gardening supplies (outdoor)
* Gardening supplies (indoor)
* Guns
* Hardware
* Health food
* Herbal tea
* Hobby supplies
* Home decor
* Home improvement center
* Ironmongery
* Jewellery
* Lingerie
* Lumber
* Magic supplies
* Meat
* Medications‎
* Medicinal plants
* Motorcycle
* Music
* Musical instruments
* Newsagent's shop
* Office supplies
* Outdoor equipment
* Party supplies
* Personal accessories
* Pets and pet supplies
* Photographic retailers
* Real estate
* Religious goods
* Sex shop
* Shoes
* Skate shop
* Sporting goods
* Survival store
* Equestrian supplies
* Tickets (reselling)
* Tickets (online sales)
* Tobacco
* Toys
* Vaping products
* Vehicles
* Video games

By format|

* Anchor tenant
* Automat
* Big-box store
* Boutique
* Brick and mortar
* Butcher shop
* Cashierless store
* Category killer
* Chain store
* Closeout store
* Company store
* Consignment store (East Asia)
* Department store
* Discount store
* Experiential retail
* Foodservice
* Garage sale
* General store
* Gift shop
* Give-away shop
* Haberdashers
* High Street
* Head shop
* Honesty box
* Hypermarket
* Jumble sale
* Junior department store
* Junk shop
* Lifestyle store
* Mall kiosk
* Micro-retailing
* Military cooperative
* Neighborhood shopping center
* Off-price
* Omnichannel retail strategy
* Outlet store
* Pop-up stores
* Pretail
* Second-hand shop
* Self-service
* Showroom
* Smartstores
* Specialty store
* Store-within-a-store
* Superette
* Superstore
* Tax-free shopping
* Unmanned store
* Variety store
* Vending machine
* Warehouse store

By type|

* Boutique
* Butcher shop
* Direct sellers
* Duty-free shop
* Food booth
* Food truck
* Museum shop
* Pawn shop
* Pharmacies
* Surplus store
* Tack shop
* Tuck shop

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