Marvyn and Carol Roy / Mr. Electric collection 25 items with autographs, clips

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Marvyn and Carol Roy (Mr. Electric) collection of 25 items including an autographed booklet once owned by Billy McComb, a business card, two caricatures of him detached from books, and six magic publications with them on the cover.
Autograph in booklet for “Mr. Electric” signed on the inside cover “To the one & only Billy McComb!” by Marvyn Roy & Carol in huge bold felt pen; 16 pages total; size 8 ½” x 11” inches in good condition with some wear and ink bleed through from the autograph; from the Billy McComb auction on September 7, 2008, Lot 212
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
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.
Cover “Genii” Feb. 1980, with Marvyn and Carol on the cover as “The Magical Jeweler,” and inside 8 pages on them including “’The Magical Jeweler’ Marvyn Roy and Carol” by Bill Larsen, “It ain’t all glamour or…Please Lord, no more rehearsals” by Carol Roy and “”Twenty-five years of luv and a couple ;of disagreements” by Carol Roy; entire issue in good but used condition
Cover “Genii” Mar. 2008 with Marvyn and Carol on the cover hugging, and inside 12 pages on him including “Illuminating lessons with Mr. Electric” by Shawn McMaster and “Inspired by Marvyn Roy: David Copperfield” interviewed by Richard Kaufman; entire issue in good but used condition
Cover “The Linking Ring” Aug. 1982, with Marvyn on the cover in sunglasses with a huge light bulb, and inside a 5-page article on him by John Booth “The high voltage career of Marvyn Roy”; entire issue in good but used condition
Cover “Magic” Aug. 1999 with Marvyn on the cover producing a candelabra, and inside an 8-page article on him by John Moehring “Around the world in 50 years with a light bulb…And a blond”; entire issue in good but used condition
Cover “The Illusionist” May 1993 with 2-page article “The Magic of Magic” by Marvyn Roy, entire issue in good but used condition
Cover “The Magic Castle Newsletter” Mar. 2005 with Marvyn on the cover getting the David Devant Award from Alan Shaxon at the Magic Circle;
entire issue in good but used condition
“          June 2009, with Carol on the cover “Aloha Carol”; entire issue in good but used condition
Flyer announcing the absence of Carol at a Magic Castle event, titled “It ain’t all glamour or…Mrs. Electric blew a fuse!”; size 4 1/4” x 5 1/2” in good condition
“Genii” Mar 1983, “A letter to J. Marberger Stuart from Carol Roy”
“          Feb. 1988; photo of Marvyn and Carol
“          Jan. 1991; full-page ad for their consulting services
“          “          “It ain’t all; glamour or wasn’t it de-lovely?” by Carol Roy
“          July 1991, “It Ain’t All Glamour: Remembrances—A View of Quebec” by Carol Roy; photos and 2-pages detached from magazine
“          Feb. 1992, “It Ain’t All Glamour: From Brush Prairie To Roma” by Carol Roy; photo of Goldfinger & Dove with Marvyn & Carol and article; 1 page
“          Sep. 1992; full-page ad for “Be A Successful Stage Magician” with Marvyn and Carol, a two-hour VHS tape sold by Stevens Magic Emporium
“Magic” June 1999; photo of Marvyn and Carol
“          Oct. 2005; review of “Mr. Electric Unplugged”
“M-U-M” Oct. 1983; photo of Marvyn
“The Linking Ring” June 2009; obituary for Carol Roy
“          longer 2-page obituary with photos by Rick Bamman
Business card from Villa Castilla in Woodland Hills, California.  The card shows an image of him and Carol.
These would look great in your magic library!  I am a big fan of magic collectibles, ever since I got my first package from David Price's Egyptian Hall Museum back in the 1970s.  This comes from my personal collection.  I think magic history is interesting.  Magicians are some of the most fascinating people you will ever meet.  I like Magic Biography so much that I even created a website to honor distinguished magicians in magic history.  You might find it some day tripping across the internet.
Who am I?  I am the Curious Magician Michael Johnson.  I wrote the book "Playing Cards Autographed By Magicians: A Collector's Guide" that sells on Amazon.  I am one of the top professional Magicians in Rancho Bernardo and San Diego County.  I have a massive library of memorabilia.  Now I'm selling off my stuff to pursue new adventures.  Check out my store.  Maybe you'll find something that interests you!  Thanks for taking a moment to read my listing.