1962 advertising for magician Ray Mond ‘The Aristocrat of Deception’

$15.00 CAD

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Envelope with left border having great advertising for the magician Ray Corbin:

RAY MOND The Aristocrat of Deception
A Brilliant Glorified MAGIC Extravaganza
Magic from the Far Corners of the Earth

 

Mailed to 'Jimmy Cain, The Magician, P.O. Box 1654, Marion North Carolina'. Postmarked ‘WESTMINSTER MD NOV 11 1962’.

No contents.

Light vertical fold left side, light creases.

4 ⅛” X 9 ½”

 

Ray-Mond (1916-2003), born Raymond Monroe Corbin, began a professional performer as a teenager with Dr. Miles medicine show.

By 18 he was working as a mentalist-mindreader act as "Rajah Ramo". At the age of 22, he was performing stage magic in Vaudeville. He would bill himself as the "Aristocrat of Deception" after seeing a Hellmann's Mayonnaise truck advertising its product as the "Aristocrat of Mayonnaise."

Opened his Ray-Mond's Studio of Magic in Westminster, Maryland in around 1946.

He founded the Ray-Mond Assembly S.A.M. in Westminster, Maryland, was one of the organizing founders of the Society of Young Magicians and served as the National SAM President (1984-85). He was a Silver Star member of the Inner Magic Circle, London, England and a member of the Order of Merlin Excalibur in the International Brotherhood of Magicians.

Ray-Mond was also elected into the Society of American Magicians Hall of Fame in 1990.

 https://geniimagazine.com/wiki/index.php?title=Ray-Mond