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Modern Card Tricks Without ApparatusWill Goldston Here you will find more than 50 card tricks including easy as well as difficult ones. The book includes a number of tricks from other prominent books. For example, we find tricks borrowed from Erdnase's Expert at the Card Table, and the last section is a partial translation of Kartenkünste by Ottokar Fischer. From the introduction: An interesting little story is told by one of the old French kings. He asked a courtier to join in a game of cards. "Sire," replied the courtier, "I do not play cards." The king shrugged his shoulders, and said, "Then you are preparing for yourself a sad old age." There is truth in this dictum even at... | $5 to wish list | |
More Modern Card TricksWill Goldston From the introduction: If the vote of magicians and their men audiences could be taken there is no doubt that card tricks would come out on top as the most popular tricks in the world. Go where you will, you can be certain of finding a pack of cards, and with these in his hands a finished performer can entertain an audience for hours. Therefore, I am inclined to think that "More Modern Card Tricks" will have a warm welcome from my readers. I have included a number of original tricks in this section and some which, although not entirely new, are not generally known. I would specially point... | ★★★★★ $5 to wish list | |
Looking Into The FutureWill Goldston This is a collection of cold reading methods including palm reading, astrology and preparing horoscopes. It also includes a collection of news reports about spirits, ghosts and other weird and unusual occurrences.
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More Tricks and PuzzlesWill Goldston From the introduction: I will introduce this book by a little story told to me by a certain well-known conjurer. It concerns an experience of his while on tour in the north. By some mischance his luggage, including all the elaborate apparatus used by him in his tricks and illusions, went astray on the railway. He telegraphed for it up and down the line, but without result. For the time being it was hopelessly lost. What was to be done? The position was as awkward as it well could be. The bills announcing his performance had been out several days. Most of the reserved seats had already been... | $5 to wish list | |
Stage IllusionsWill Goldston From the introduction: This is an age in which, in order to succeed, one must specialise. One conjuror will specialise in thought-reading tricks, another in silent illusion acts, another in sleight-of-hand tricks, another in the presentation of what I may call “large apparatus” tricks. This book will appeal primarily to illusionists, but I fancy that other magicians will find that it is well worth perusal. I have heard of illusionists who have produced some of their best effects by merely enlarging small sleight-of-hand tricks, and I have no doubt that some sleight-of-hand performers... | ★★★★★ $6 to wish list | |
Easy Magic With Patter 1Will Goldston
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Easy Magic With Patter 2Will Goldston
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Will Goldston's Easy Road to Magic: in seven lessonsWill Goldston From the introduction: The ideal way of learning magic is, it almost goes without saying, to obtain lessons from a magician who is not only a skilful performer but who has also the gift of teaching. The number of such magicians is small. Skilful performers there are in plenty; but the gift of teaching is a rare one. Many a man knows his subject thoroughly, yet cannot impart his knowledge to others. This ideal way is therefore a difficult one. The learner has first to find an efficient instructor. He may be able to do so if he lives in or near one of the great cities. But if not he will... | $10 to wish list | |
The Young Conjurer Part 1Will Goldston From the introduction: Before the young conjurer sets out to try and entertain his friends he should first devote a little time every day to practice. I always believe in a little practice every day. Every trick that one is going to present should be rehearsed over and over again until one is practically tired of it. When the conjurer knows a trick in that way he finds, when he is presenting it to an audience, that he is by no means tired of it, because the trick goes so well that he is bound to like it and it probably becomes one of his favourite tricks.
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The Young Conjurer Part 2Will Goldston It is a bit odd to teach productions of lighted cigarettes in a book for young conjurers, but perhaps those were the days when smoking was considered good for you. From the introduction: That brings me to another point. Don't be afraid of a mistake, and don't allow yourself to be discouraged by one. The best men make mistakes sometimes. Still, it is as well to guard against mistakes by rehearsals. Take one trick at a time and go over it many times until you know it thoroughly. Then - and not till then - go on to another trick. In this way you will soon build up quite a little store of... | $5 to wish list | |
Magazine of Magic Volume 1 (Oct 1914 - Mar 1915)Will Goldston
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Magazine of Magic Volume 2 (Apr 1915 - Sep 1915)Will Goldston
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Magazine of Magic Volume 3 (Oct 1915 - Mar 1916)Will Goldston
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Magazine of Magic Volume 4 (Jun 1916 - Nov 1916)Will Goldston
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Magazine of Magic Volume 5 (Dec 1916 - May 1917)Will Goldston
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Magazine of Magic Volume 6 (Jun 1917 - Nov 1917)Will Goldston
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Magazine of Magic Volume 7 (Dec 1919 - May 1920)Will Goldston
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Magazine of Magic Volume 8 (Oct 1920 - Mar 1921)Will Goldston 148 pages
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Magazine of Magic Volume 9 (Apr 1921 - May 1922)Will Goldston 144 pages
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Magazine of Magic (1914 - 1922)Will Goldston A total of nine volumes spanning the time from October 1914 to May 1922. | $65 to wish listPDF_facsimile | |
Goldston's Magical Quarterly Volume 1 (Jun 1934 - Mar 1935)Will Goldston 160 pages
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Goldston's Magical Quarterly Volume 2 (Jun 1935 - Apr 1936)Will Goldston 160 pages
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Goldston's Magical Quarterly Volume 3 (Jun 1936 - Mar 1937)Will Goldston 160 pages
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Goldston's Magical Quarterly Volume 4 (Dec 1937 - Sep 1938)Will Goldston 96 pages
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