About Nelson Hahne
Lived 1908 – 1970 (aged 61). Nelson Hahne was an American magician.
Nelson C. Hahne (December 9, 1908 – October 4, 1970) was a professional illustrator, author and magician. He served as illustrator for numerous magic books, and magic catalogs. He was the resident artist for The Linking Ring magazine for over forty years.
Works with Hahne illustrations
Ireland Writes a Book (19??) Modern Coin Magic (19??) Here's Magic (1930), by Joe Berg Match-ic (1936), by Martin Gardner; Ireland Magic Company Here's New Magic (1937), "by Joe Berg" (actually ghostwritten by Martin Gardner) After the Dessert (1941), by Martin Gardner; Max Holden Cut the Cards (1942), by Martin Gardner; Max Holden Annemann's Practical Mental Effects (1944), by Theodore Annemann (edited by John J. Crimmins Jr.); Max Holden Nelson Enterprises catalogs and books. Secrets of the Crystal Silence League by Alexander, The Man Who Knows (2019)
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Frequently asked questions
Who was Nelson Hahne?
illustrator (1908-1970)
When was Nelson Hahne born?
Nelson Hahne was born on 9 December 1908.
When did Nelson Hahne die?
Nelson Hahne died on 4 October 1970.
What was Nelson Hahne's occupation?
Nelson Hahne was a magician.
What nationality was Nelson Hahne?
Nelson Hahne was American.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Nelson Hahne. https://biography.guide/nelson-hahne/
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