Chuck Jones and Jan rare collection 45 items The Magic Man, Magicmobile vintage

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Chuck Jones collection of 45 items, including an amazing cache of original snapshot photos with negatives from the 1960s, one autograph, two caricatures of him detached from books, and two magic publications with him on the cover.
Collection of 11 vintage snapshot photos, unpublished from the 1960s, 10 of them color and one black and white, size 3 1/2” x 3 1/2” in good condition, with 14 negatives and original envelope; amazing vintage photos from a show at a fair and his Magicmobile as seen on KCOP TV; one photo with a Ferris Wheel in the back, and another of him performing on the roof of his Magicmobile with a Plymouth Chrysler sign in the back
Autograph on color postcard, signed to “Michael & Cynthia” by Chuck Jones & Jan; size 4 ¼” x 5 ½” in good condition
Caricature from the book “The Magic Castle Walls of Fame”, art by Ted Salter, published by Nielsen Magic in 1988 (ISBN 0 9618 1750 X).  This is a detached page in good condition from the book, size 8 ¼” x 10 7/8”.  There is printing on the back of the page.  There is a rough edge on the left-hand side of the page, from where the page was glued to the spine, but it doesn’t affect the image.
Caricature from the book “Magic Autograph Poster Gallery” by Gary Darwin, published by Geno Munari Associates in 1989.  This is a cut page in good condition from the book, size about 8 ¼” x 11”.  There is a different caricature printed on the back of the page.  There is an irregular edge from where the page was cut from the book, but it doesn’t affect the image.
Promotional item, “Trick Book” cover from KCOP Channel 13, vintage, size 8 1/ 2” x 11” in poor condition, printed on both sides
Promotional item, cardboard cutout of a young Chuck holding a rabbit, vintage, size approximately 7” x 7” in fair condition
Ad from newspaper for show April 1 at Powers Motors in Riverside, California, featuring Chuck Jones, the “Majic Makin’ Magician, with The Great Huberto doing rope walks and Latinas doing tight rope; vintage circa 1960s, size 5” x 7” in fair condition
Article from newspaper, year and date unknown, but vintage, regarding Chuck being named Grand Marshal of the Glen Avon Community Days on April 8; size 6” x 13” in fair condition
Genii, Feb. 1988; his photo and others in an ad for the 1988 TAOM Convention
Gypsy Trader, April/May, 1995, Volume 2, Issue 1
with Chuck on the cover doing the Mis-Made Girl illusion with 3-page article “Chuck Jones at Wizardz” by Diane Taylor, entire issue in good condition with some wear and a fold across the center
Magic, Aug. 1996; photo of him performing at a magic convention; “Jones may be one of the most underrated, under-praised professional magicians in America
“          Jan. 1999; 2 photos of him as The Magic Man in television in 1963-1965
“          July 2010; with Chuck on the cover, sitting on the Mis-Made Girl illusion with a girl inside; and inside an 11-page article on him “Chuck Jones: The Magic Man” by Mark Nelson; entire issue in great condition
“Magic Manuscript” Sep./Oct. 1990; article “How magic put Jan Jones under its spell”; 2-page article with photo of Jan and Chuck
The Linking Ring, Sep. 1984; photo of him doing Mis-made Girl at a convention
“          Aug. 1988; his photo and others in an ad for the 1988 TAOM Convention
“          Apr. 1991; article 4-pages by John Booth on “Chuck Jones: A Magician who incarnates versatility”
“          Sep. 1996; 3 photos of Chuck performing, one with Jan
“          Jan. 2007; photo of Chuck performing; 1 page
According to an internet search on Magic Biography, Chuck Jones is a world touring illusionist and television consultant; he appeared on the cover of the newspaper “Gypsy Trader” April/May 1995.  I’ve seen him perform several times, at the Magic Castle in Hollywood and during the “It’s Magic” tour in Escondido, California.  His show is always fabulous.  He has a lot of stage charisma.  I’ve talked with him and his wife Jan in-person, and they’re really nice people.
This comes from my personal collection.  My name is Magician Michael Johnson, one of the most popular Magicians in San Diego County.  I enjoy collecting magic memorabilia; it inspires me in my career.  I've been a Magician most of my life.  I wrote a book titled "Playing Cards Autographed By Magicians: A Collector's Guide" that is available on Amazon.  Over the years, I have accumulated one of the largest collections of contemporary magic collectibles and posters in the world.  Now I'm selling off my collection to finance new adventures.  Maybe you'll find something you like?  There's nothing like a good magic collectibles to stimulate the imagination.
If you want to become a Magician, I recommend joining a good magic club.  I've been a member of the Society of American Magicians more than 30 years, a member of the International Brotherhood of Magicians more than 20 years, and a Magician member of the Academy of Magical Arts more than 10 years.  Each club has advantages.  Yes, you might say I enjoy the magical arts!