Magic Resource. Links to Other Sites

Last update: Dec 2022: Added: Scott Alexander; Winkler's Warehouse
Fixed/Updated Page links: Mike Caveney; Doug Conn; Don's Magic and Books link; David Ginn
Lots of sites Removed, most are no longer there: David Acer's site - nothing personal but no longer a place to buy things! Brad Burt's Magic Shop (no longer there); Paul Cummins FASDIU (gone); Davenport's in the UK (shop closed in March, and now the website seems to be gone); DennyMagic  (now an informational site, nothing for sale); Dean Dill (site gone); Diamond's Magic (gone); Dutch Illusion Design (gone); eMagicTricks in the UK (gone); Five of Hearts Magic (Colin Rose; site gone); Eddie Gibson Magic (gone); Mickey Hades trickster site gone; Mark Burger's House of Magic (appears gone); Joe Jesse's website (wa out of date and nothing for sale anymore); L&L Publishing - products now owned by Murphy's Magic Supplies; Aldo Colombini's Wild Colombini site gone; The Mystery Emporium was sold and is gone; Owen Magic Supreme gone; Redefine Magic moved to a Facebook site; Bob Solari shop sold; Sterling Steal's site gone; Trifog Magic gone; Magic by Pauline site gone; Diamond Jim's site gone; Van Dokkum's Cups and Balls site gone;  John Rogers Wooden Cigars; One Way Street Creative Ministries gone; Sasco coin site gone; 
June 2022: Frank Starsinic's site shut down in 2020, but some of the products are now available at Desantis Leather Goods (added below). Harvey Nerzof's Magic Reviews site seems to be gone.  

I've broken the areas down into: General Magic Information sites, Magic Shops, and Christian Magic, and Wholesale Dealers.

Shopping Recommendations: My first recommendation is to try and find a good local shop near you. Sometimes prices will be a little higher than mail order, but overall it is still better to buy local. You can see stuff demonstrated, you can see what you are buying, and if you develop a good relationship with the owner, he or she can let you in on good deals, let you weed out the good stuff from the junk, and so forth. It generally costs more to run a store front than just a warehouse (or garage!) and a web page. However, many magicians don't have stores local to them, or the local stores aren't very good, or they just don't carry what you are looking for.

This listing (in somewhat of an alphabetical order) does not represent every good shop, and note that some listings are here for the sake of the magic reference pages and I have never shopped there. Also, especially for some of the smaller shops, it may be wise to contact the owner before submitting an order. Some websites are old and may not be current, even though the ordering pages are still available.

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