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Disappearing act: Bernard's Magic Shop forced online
Australia's oldest magic shop and a mainstay of Elizabeth street for over 70 years, Bernard's is shutting (physical) shop for good.
Australia's oldest magic shop and a mainstay of Elizabeth street for over 70 years, Bernard's is shutting (physical) shop for good.
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