The Magic Wand has been painstakingly scanned and put on three CD Roms and is supplied together with an introductory leaflet by Todd Karr. The Digital Magic Wand (which can be enjoyed on PC or Mac) has been long awaited and has taken many, many months of careful work. The Magic Wand began life as The Wizard and was published and edited by P.T. Selbit. After 5 years it changed its name to The Magic Wand and was edited for many years by George Munro. Without doubt The Magic Wand is the most important, most significant and most interesting of all the magic magazines to be published during the last century in Britain. There is not a magician of any worth who is not mentioned within its pages and the tricks it contains can so easily be used today. The style of the magazine changed with the decades but in 1957 it came to an unexpected end. Within the pages of the magazine is the history of magic. As Todd Karr says in his wonderful introduction to The Digital Magic Wand, “A wave of the wand and you will be transported into a world of secrets long hidden away. Thanks to digital magic, you have the power at your fingertips to open the doors of bygone magicians and lost secrets. Caverns of information await you: articles by the masters, profiles on the top practitioners, historical research and effects in every realm of conjuring.” Disc One Volumes 1-15. Introductory leaflet by Todd Karr. Discs Two & Three Volumes 16-30 & Volumes 31-46.