Talk:Tobias Bamberg

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Possible web sources[edit]

"Who's Who in Magic History" at Magictricks.com.
Theo had a silent act to compensate for his deafness.
Short zauber.de bio (in German).

Related sources[edit]

Eliaser Bamberg, great-great grandfather Dutch court magician used artificial leg to perform seemingly impossible feats.

'Source' removed[edit]

Some content may be based on Randi, James (October 1993). Conjuring. St. Martin's Griffin. pp. 127–138. ISBN 0-312-09771-9., but footnotes weren't used so it's unclear. Currently removed while I clear up the reference/works sections. PriceDL (talk) 04:21, 21 December 2017 (UTC)[reply]