Philosophical amusements or easy and instructive recreations for young people

J. Johnson, London 1807 (I ed. 1797).

John Gale

Gale's Cabinet of Knowledge or Miscellaneous Recreations

1808.

Thomas Dilworth

The Schoolmasters Assistant

1810 (I ed. 1743).

John Badcock

Endless amusement: a collection of upwards of 400 entertaining and astonishing experiments

Thorp & Burch, London 1818.

John Badcock

Philosophical recreations or winter amusements

Thomas Hughes, London 1821.

John Badcock

A sequel to the endless amusement, containing nearly 400 interesting experiments

Thomas Boys and Thorp & Burch, London 1825.

The whole art of legerdemain or the Black Art laid open and explained

T. Hughes, London 1826.

The Wonderful History of the Celebrated Friar Bacon

W. Lewis for T. & J. Allman, London 1829.

William Clarke

The Boy's Own Book

1830.

Henry Dean

The Whole Art of Legerdemain or Hocus Pocus Laid Open and Explained By Those Renowned Masters Sena Sama, Hamed Ben-Ali, and All the Celebrated and Mysterious Professors in the Art of Natural Magic

C.V. Nickerson, Baltimore 1830 (I ed. 1722).