This is the third disc in our 'Author Series'. Charles T. Jordan is one of the giants in card magic. You probably know the Jordan Count. There is much more to Jordand than this one move.
This compilation disc stores the following individual ebooks:
This is number three of Jordan's Ten New Tricks Series. Charles Jordan was an excellent and very innovative magician. He collected in this booklet tricks with balls, ring and rope, thimbles, a book mystery and more.
This is number five of Jordan's Ten New Tricks Series with contributions by Dr. E. G. Ervin and Louis C. Haley. It includes some of the most popular effects formerly marketed singly by Jordan.
1st edition, 1920, Charles T. Jordan, Penngrove; 23
This is number four of Jordan's Ten New Tricks Series. At one time Jordan prepared and sold faked cards and routines that went along with them. When he stopped doing this he decided to select the ten best faked card tricks and collect them in this booklet.
This booklet is actually two booklets in one: Four Full Hands of Card Tricks and Four Full Hands of Down to the Minute Magical Effects. These were originally printed in 1921 and 1922 on large sheets 25 x 19 inches. Later in 1947 LLoyd E. Jones reprinted
Thirty Card Mysteries is the most important work Charles T. Jordan published. Several card moves and ideas are credited to Charles T. Jordan. The most well known one is the Jordan Count. In this book he details moves like a single card reverse or half
Born in California, USA. Inspired in 1898 (age 10) seeing Kellar. Invented Jordan Count (1919) and Gray Code (1919). Sold his collection of magic books to Earl F. Rybolt in 1943.
