Chap's Scrapbook was a a hand-typed, self illustrated magazine by Frank Chapman that contained mostly close-up magic. It ran from July 1938 to June 1940 and featured some material by Charlie Miller and Nate Leipzig. The volumes were collected into a single volume and published by Magico. The contents range from practical, usable effects to experimental notions and clever principles, giving it a raw, exploratory feel. Its appeal lies in that sense of discovery, offering readers a window into the creative process as much as finished routines, making it both a resource and a historical snapshot of grassroots magic publishing.