Mike Rogers collection of 32 items including three autographs, lecture notes, a caricature of him detached from a book, and three different business cards from his career.  This includes:

1. Autograph paper cut from an envelope signed in ink pen with his address, size 2 5/8” x 5” in good condition
2. Autograph lecture notes “A Second Session: Notes for Lecture Number Two,” signed in ink pen and inscribed to “Bob Gill”, 12-pages size 8 1/2” x 11” in good condition with some wear
3. Article in Big Bob’s Magic Club News, Vol. 2 #26, Jan. 1974, “It is your choice”, 2-page longs, with entire 10-page issue in good condition with some wear
4. 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.
5. Business card for Mike Rogers through Bob Snodell Associates in Chicago
6. Business card for Mike Rogers “Intimate Conjurer” with no phone number or address
7. Business card for “Mike Rogers Sleight of Hand for All Occasion” in San Diego
8. Magic, May 1986; quarter-page ad for his products
9. “          Feb. 1992; letter to the editor on magic conventions
10. “          Jan. 1994; letter to the editor on Irving Desfor
11. “          Jan. 1998, “Magic Mouse” by Mike Rogers; his trick
12. “          Apr. 2000; half-page ad for “Conjuring Supplies” from Mike Rogers
13. M-U-M, Oct. 1975; photo of Mike levitating a cane at the 1975 SAM convention; 1 page
14. “          Feb. 1989; review of “The Unconquered Card”
15. “          Feb. 1991; 2-page centerfold for the convention with a photo of Mike along with others as headliners; 2 pages
16. “          Sep. 1992; large ad for his products
17. “          Sep. 2004, “Signed Card To Wallet” by Mike Rogers; his trick
18. “          Mar. 2006, “Chop Cup Ring Release” by Mike Rogers; his trick with photos
19. The Linking Ring, May 1971; article that mentions Mike in the Navy in New York; 1 page
20. “          Oct. 1971; photo of Mike performing at the IBM convention; 1 page
21. “          May 1973; article by him “So what’s the big beef?”; 2 pages he wrote about the controversy over Kreskin
22. “          Aug. 1973; photo of him performing at the North Carolina Festival of Magic
23. “          Apr. 1989; full-page ad by Ball-Sterling Magic for Mike Rogers Rambling Ace
24. “          Aug. 1989; full-page ad by Stevens Magic Emporium for “Trade Show Secrets” video by Mike Rogers
25. “          Dec. 1992; review of his trick “Mike Rogers Baseballs” reviewed by Phil Willmarth; 1 page
26. “          Apr. 1994; article he wrote, 1-page about an embarrassing moment titled “Those are the breaks”
27. “          Feb. 1998; photo of Mike in an ad for Steven Magic Emporium
28. Magic Trick called "Mike Rogers' Unconquered Card" produced by Jeff Busby Magic, Inc., with original cover, instructions, and gimmicked cards

The highlight, in my opinion is a signed caricature detached from the book "Magic Autograph Poster Gallery" by Gary Darwin, 1989, published and distributed by Harris Printers from Las Vegas, Nevada.  This is a single page printed on both sides, size 8 1/4" x 10 7/8" approximately.  There is some yellowing to the paper.  The condition is good but used, with an irregular edge on one side from being cut out of the book.  The page is signed in blue ink pen and dated 1995.  He has also inscribed the caricature to "Sam."

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 am one of the top professional Magicians in Indio and Riverside 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.