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1. The Magazine of Magic - Volume 5 - bound volume cover and Index
4. Index

1. The Magazine of Magic - Volume 5, Number 1 - December, 1916 - 16 pages
1. Contents
2. Magical Questions & Answers - A. Ainslie
3. Our Views
   • The Christmas Wishes
4. Cartoon - "Carlton" Taking a Call - Will Scott
5. News Notes and Notices
6. Tricks, Tips and Talk - Contributed by "Welshneck", E. E. Smith, Will Golston
   6. The New Production Chimneys - "Welshneck"
   7. The New Dove Pan - E. E. Smith
8. New Patter for Popular Tricks
   8. Bundle of Wood from hat
   8. Reticules from hat
   8. Balls from hat
   8. Baby from...

1. The Magazine of Magic - Volume 4 - bound volume cover and Index
4. Index

1. The Magazine of Magic - Volume 4, Number 1 - June, 1916 - 16 pages
1. Contents
3. Our Views
4. Interview and Photograph - Theo. Bamberg
5. News Notes and Notices
6. Magicians of the Past
   • No. 6 - Alexander Herrmann
7. Tricks, Tips and Talk - Contributed by Chris Van Bern, Gordon Freeman, Stanley Collins, E. B. Cole, "Alba", Prof. Hoffman, Theo. Bamberg, B. B. Low
   7. The Ever-Full Glass of Wine - Invented by Chris Van Bern
   7. The "Freeman: Smoke Vase
   8. The Famous Vanishing Cage Trick - Patter
   8. Cravat to Sailor's...

1. The Magazine of Magic - Volume 3 - bound volume cover and Index
4. Index

1. The Magazine of Magic - Volume 3, Number 1 - October, 1915 - 32 pages
1. Contents
3. Our Views
   • The Second Year
4. cartoon - Gordon Freeman
5. News Notes and Notices
7. The Theodore Bamberg Section - A Chinese Wonder
   • The Production of a Marble Pedestal and Fire Bowl
11. Tricks, Tips and Talk - Contributed by "Alba", Woolf-Clyne, "Welshneck", E. E. Smith, Harry Exley
    11. Billiard Ball Squeezed from Thumb
    11. The Famous Drum Head Tube - Patter - Woolf-Clyne
    11. The Double Dissecting Boxes - "Welshneck" ...

1. The Magazine of Magic - Volume 2 - bound volume cover and Index
4. Index

1. The Magazine of Magic - Volume 2, Number 1 - April, 1915 - 32 pages
1. Contents
3. Our Views
   • The Second Volume
5. News Notes and Notices
7. De Biere's Appearing Billiard Ball
8. The Cubitt Section
   • Hop, Skip and Jump
11. The Malcolm-Movas Section
    • The Dematerialisation of a Ghost
13. Magical Mems - Professor Hoffmann
    • The Elusive Card
15. Stage Sketching - Eric Stone
    • part II
16. My Tricks and how to Work Them - Stanley Collins
    • Improved Penetrating Card Effect
18. Gautier's Astral...

1. The Magazine of Magic - Volume 1 - bound volume cover and Index
4. Index

1. The Magazine of Magic - Volume 1, Number 1 - October, 1914 - 32 pages
1. Contents
2. To My Brother Magicians all over the World - Will Goldston
   • A Word of Welcome - Louis Hoffmann
3. Patter for the Turban Trick - Wolfe Clyne
4. News Notes and Notices
6. Arthur Price speaks on Ventriloquism
8. My Tricks and how to Work Them - Stanley Collins
   • The Stanley Collins Four Ace Experiment
10. Our Views
    10. Success or Failure
    10. One of the Best - re: Stanley Collins
        12. Illuminated Address presented to Stanley...

Twenty-five complete card miracles and moves with over 100 illustrations.

Top performers including Bob Hummer, Dai Vernon, Arthur Buckley, Dr. Harlan Tarbell and others reveal their favorite card effects here for the first time. Here are new effects, for close-up, parlor and stage presentation. Ready-to-work effects, sleights, color changes, revelations and clever routines that you will be proud to perform.

One hundred pen-and-ink illustrations by master artist Thomas Libonati make everything clear.

CONTENTS

• Before the Shuffle
• Five Card Baffle (Hummer)
• One Hand Visible Card Change (Berland) ...

Although this principle has been used to create multiple routines, the formula for creating those routines has not been widely revealed. In its generic form, a piece of paper with multiple pictures, letters, numbers, or words is folded in half multiple times widthwise or lengthwise as determined by the volunteer. After the spectator cuts around the perimeter of the folded packet to form a stack of individual squares, some will be face up in the stack and some face down. As unbelievable as it seems, due to the formula, the magician has complete control over which pieces end up in the face up...

A self-working mental routine.

Three envelopes are introduced; the contents of which are unknown for the moment. The envelopes are laid out in a row according to the direction of a spectator. Once the envelopes are in place, the audience is told that each envelope contains money; two bills per envelope. The envelopes are opened, but only one of the bills is removed from each, which are the placed below its envelope. The audience is told that the other bills are going to be left in the envelopes and are going to be used later as predictions.

A spectator is told to pick two of the bills and...

The format follows Gregg's established style of illustrations and hand-lettered text. The material is classic Gregg Webb.

"I found the latest E-books from Gregg Webb, S.O.H.O., The Shade, and Lizard Wizard's Diary, to be refreshingly different. The books are "hand-written" in journal style and contain simple but clear illustrations. Not only are they a fun read, but also contain top notch practical magic." - John Luka

• 4 Word
• 1 Ping Chien
• One-way Pip
• Wee-Jah
• Coin Productions
• The "Real Work" on Vanishing a Card or Block of Cards
• Torn and Restored Cards Revisited
• Another Torn and Restored Card
• A Platform Coin Trick ...

Three wonderful ebooks on card magic for one low price.

The spectator names any number of hands, any rank of poker hand he wants, and which player should get the named hand. The performer states that he will deal the best hand of the chosen rank, and he fulfills the spectator's request. Everything from a genuinely shuffled deck. No palms, no magnets. Just good old, gluten-free card sharping.

This is one of many effects that can be performed after reading The Expert.

This 64-page ebook covers the history of the Any Poker Hand Called For plot, Michal's modified version of the stack, and how to quickly and invisibly set it up from a shuffled deck....

An illustrated manuscript on card fanning techniques.

This original manuscript was supplied by Will Andrade in conjunction with the fanning deck ("Ultra Pack") they supplied. While certain design descriptions are specific to the deck that Will Andrade sold, the techniques can be applied to other fanning decks.

PDF 7 pages

A freely chosen card levitates on top of the deck. Then another card is passed under the levitating card to prove that there is no connection at all, you can look through and see that it is in the air.

Please note that the explanation video has no verbal explanation. It includes a couple of inserted lines of text, and the rest is purely a visual explanation. Building the gimmick will require some time and effort, and you will most likely have to buy some supplies, but it is not particularly difficult to make.

1st edition 2019, length 18 minutes.

Ein Leben für die Zauberkunst: Matthias Weißl (12. November 1940 - 24. August 2015)

Aus dem Vorwort:

Aus dem Vorwort:

• Vorwort
• Der Fehldruck
• Das Preisausschreiben
• Recycling
• Die harmonisch Verkehrten
• Ein Pseudogeheimnis
• Der Wörterbaum ...

La carriera di Padre Salvatore Cimò (1912 – 1985), come scrittore di testi dedicati ai giochi di prestigio, ebbe inizio nel 1958 con la pubblicazione del gigantesco volume ENCICLOPEDIA CARTOMAGICA nel quale sono stati raccolti centinaia e centinaia di effetti magici con le carte corredati da 215 illustrazioni.

Nonostante siano trascorsi più di 60 dalla sua prima e unica pubblicazione, i contenuti di questo volume sono sempre attuali e nei tanti giochi, descritti dall’Autore, si nascondono astuti principi e varie sottigliezze che arricchiranno, sicuramente, il bagaglio culturale di ogni...

If you ever have the occasion to perform by a lake, ocean or river and would like to present a memorable performance piece, you might be happy you've downloaded and read this. The last time the author performed it he was on a pontoon boat in the middle of a lake.

The magician introduces his mind reading fish - swimming unconcerned in a small plastic bag. The fish is released into the water and then performs an extraordinary feat of dramatic mind reading prowess.

1st edition 2019, 2 pages.

Nick Conticello wraps up his latest series with an effect which will amaze laypeople and fracture magicians!

Working with a shuffled, borrowed deck, the performer looks through it to find a "lucky locator card." After some shuffling a volunteer cuts the pack, counts off ten cards and thinks of one, then buries the counted cards in the deck and cuts it. The performer runs through the deck and takes out the lucky locator. He begins describing the locator to the person who selected the card. Sometimes he's lucky and the locator card is the selection. Sometimes he's not, so he spells out a phrase...

You can almost smell the popcorn and hear the screams from the roller coaster as the magician unfolds the game board to demonstrate this seldom seen scam entitled Capture The Coin. With two coins placed on a checkerboard-like mat, the mark attempts to beat the game operator by moving in turn their coins one square at a time. If the mark successfully eludes the operator's coin from catching (moving into the same intersection of the lines as his), the mark wins. If the operator corners the mark's coin and then moves his coin into the same intersection of lines as the mark's coin, the operator...

Need more laughs in your act? Jimmy Muir has the answer with this, the fifth volume in the hilarious Laugh Lines series, with yet more jokes, gags, comic observations, one-liners and opening monologue ideas for magicians, emcees, comedians and other entertainers.

Jimmy Muir was acknowledged by many of magic's greats as the funniest guy on the planet. Whether it was performing at a huge national convention or emceeing the floor show at his San Francisco hotel, Jimmy's material was always top notch.

The original Laugh Lines booklets are sadly out of print and jealously hoarded by magicians...

A very well constructed method and routine for the classic coin in the bottle effect which does use a solid coin.

Even though there are many good routines, they all seem to have flaws. Most detrimental is the fact that a folding coin’s elastic band can break at an inopportune time, and another problem is that whenever a performer has to access a pocket to retrieve or ditch a coin it becomes a suspicious move.

These problems are dealt with nicely during Ray Roch’s Impossible coin in the Bottle routine. The hands never leave the performance area and always remain in sight. A solid coin...

Imagine challenging an entire room of people to simultaneous games of Tic Tac Toe (aka. Noughts and Crosses). Everyone plays against you at the same time, and you boldly state that you will not lose one game in the room. You could even be blindfolded. True to your word you don't lose one of the games.

Although you won't always win (some will be a draw), you won't ever lose when you apply this fool-proof system known to very few.

This is not a gag but rather a proven system for pulling off a demonstration of just what's possible when you commit yourself to consistently work a proven plan. ...

This hard-to-find text on trumpet mediumship and fraudulent spiritism is now updated and better than ever.

Audiences enjoy seeing the psychic entertainer reveal the inside secrets of fraudulent mediums. And now, thanks to this rare old manuscript, you can. We love the title, for it really sets the mood, as the manifestations described take place in the dark, around the séance table. This is just the ticket for hosting a regular series of entertaining séances at your home, or that of your client.

And that's not all. Only in this edition is revealed a modern-day source for obtaining a...

Still No Skill? Still Absolutely No Problem!

"This one is really, really good." - Mike K.

Seldom does a card trick leave your audience groveling at your feet, women throwing themselves at you and the IRS auditing your tax returns. Sure, parting the Red Sea may be more impressive, but after your hands, in a dazzling digital jitterbug, cut five packets to reveal four Aces and a Queen - and then top that by immediately reassembling the deck and cutting another five packets to reveal a Royal Flush - well, even Moses would have to acknowledge, that's pretty damn slammin'.

And that's just...