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Effervescent EffectsJulius Hopkins![]() Here's a book that belongs on every magician's digital shelf. Inside you'll find 48 effects, tips and suggestions for close-up and club performers. One of our favorites is the "Ring and Balloon Problem," as we can see it being used to win bar bets. Especially if you use an engagement or wedding patter story with your spectator. "Dollar Discernment" is also exceptionally clever as a mental test. We believe entertainers will make great use of it for those situations where they are asked to perform and have no props with them. Good stuff. Here's a look at what's included:
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The District SystemDee Christopher![]() A powerful, versatile and propless system for mentalists. This subtle and invisible system will allow you to recreate incredible demonstrations of mind reading and prediction previously limited to using expensive electronic props.
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BellDee Christopher![]() This ebook discusses creating your own spirit bell for close up performances. You only need two simple items to create a bell that will ring at your command, while isolated. You can use the bell as an oracle, or for a living and dead test, both of which are covered in this short download. If you've ever wanted to perform the classic spirit bell act in close up performances, but don't want to spend the money, the pocket space required or rely on electronics to do the work for you, this concept is perfect for you. You will also receive a link to watch Dee Christopher's own spirit bell routine... | ★★★★★ $6.50 to wish listPDF & MP4 | |
E. M. Vernelo Catalog 1901Edward M. Vernelo![]() Vernelo, another Chicago magic dealer, not only sold a good selection of magic tricks but also novelties, puzzles and a large selection of non-magic books. About half of this catalog is dedicated to books in all kinds of fields of interests including letter writing, public speaking, jokes, stories, bookkeeping, photography, calculations, and many more. 1st edition 1901, 192 pages. | $20 to wish listPDF_facsimile | |
M. Inez Catalog 1904Inez Vernelo![]() This catalog describes mostly magic tricks, some magic books and a list of acting plays. Madame Inez, or just M. Inez, was married to E. M. Vernelo and she was very involved in the early years of The Sphinx mostly as editor. 1st edition 1904, 76 pages. | $10 to wish listPDF_facsimile | |
W. H. J. Shaw Catalog 1893William Henry James Shaw | $10 to wish listPDF_facsimile | |
A1-MagicalMedia Catalog Fall 2000Michael Maxwell | $2 to wish listPDF_facsimile | |
Mentalism Masterclass 12: propless mentalismPeter Turner![]() The master of Propless Mentalism, Peter Turner now offers a full series in this topic. The definition of Propless Mentalism is, at best, arguable (this is discussed in length inside this volume). The definition that Peter has stuck closely to is: the participant never writes anything down, and the only time the mentalist writes anything is to reveal information. Peter has tried to make the material as sure-fire as possible (not chancy or bold), whilst keeping the process as small as possible - no long-winded, drawn-out presentations. If the presentation isn't as quick as (if not faster... | ★★★★★ $20 to wish list | |
Mentalism Masterclass 11: hypno-effectsPeter Turner![]() This ebook teaches the illusion of hypnosis; you don't need to be a hypnotist to perform these mind blowing effects. Hypnosis is one of the purest and real forms of mentalism; in essence you are apparently a true master of mind control, with the ability to make anyone do anything you wish. With great power comes great responsibility. From mentalism effects with a hypnosis flavour, to self working hypnosis-esque miracles, it's all in here. If you have followed the rest of the monthly course volumes, you'll know that each month is packed with effects, routines, principles and ideas from a range... | ★★★★★ $20 to wish list | |
Abraca-Poof July 2017Brian T. Lees | ★★★★★ $0 to wish list | |
Mentalism Masterclass 10: observational mentalismPeter Turner![]() Join Peter Turner in an exploration of "Observational Mentalism". If you like mentalism that is simple and uses less known psychological techniques, this is for you. Observe, watch carefully for subtle cues and read minds like no other. Open your eyes, open your mind and get this eBook full with new applications and effects that look incredible and at the same time, credible mentalism. Not just ideas and routines from Peter, but also contributions from Fraser Parker, Ben Cardall, Kenton Knepper and more. 1st edition 2016, 130 pages. | ★★★★★ $20 to wish list | |
Mentalism Masterclass 9: astrological/zodiac based mindreadingPeter Turner![]() This volume is about star sign divination. Peter Turner teaches you different methods to do the cleanest Star Sign Divination that you can imagine. The teaching is crystal clear no stones left unturned. In this eBook, you will find methods, routines and everything that you need to perform the strongest zodiac routines. The content:
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Mentalism Masterclass 8: character building and storytellingPeter Turner![]() This volume is about Character building and Storytelling. From one of the world’s top mentalist probably this is one of the most valuable information you can learn. In this volume Peter Turner talk’s about the following topics:
1st edition 2016, 48 pages. | $20 to wish list | |
Mentalism Masterclass 7: psychological forcesPeter Turner![]() So far Vol 1. Psychological Card Forces was the most successful eBook of the series. Based on that Peter Turner decided to dedicate one more volume to psychological forces. In this volume Peter teaches you how to force anything. Volume 7 covers how to force places, numbers, countries, names, even imaginary dice throw outcomes and many more. In this volume, there are many contributions. You will learn routines from Morgan Stebler, Pablo Amira, Sean Waters, Art Vanderlay and Rus Andrews. Peter Turner gives additional commentary for all the routines. This eBook contains the following:
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Oil and QueensJon Racherbaumer![]() The oil and water effect is a classic of card magic, some love it, some hate it. If one has ever seen Rene Lavand do it slow motion with one hand you probably love it. But there is only one Rene Lavand. Some say the effect of red and black cards separating is rather weak, until Roy Walton added a kicker in 1969 where half the cards change to Queens. Dave Bendix tweaked Walton’s handling. Bob Stencil and Terry LaGerold devised a narrative that logically excused the surprise appearance of the Queens. Jon Racherbaumer and Jeff Busby independently expanded the kicker to not only change half the... | ★★★★★ $15 to wish list | |
Secrets' WeaponsGerard Zitta![]() Do you think people really care if you find a coin is heads, or in their left hand?? They rather are impressed if you guess their secrets or if they lie. Intro/Basic effect: You meet a complete stranger. They think of somebody, or something, or a place you can not possibly know. Anything. And then, they think of a secret, a statement about this person, this object or this place that is either true or false. You (or the audience) will then ask only one question, not related to the statement, and will know instantly if the statement is true or not. Heads or Tails: You find out if they lie... | ★★★★★ $25 to wish list | |
TimingBrian T. Lees![]() One of the most important elements of a performance. Without allowing time for the audience to comprehend the magician is doing nothing more than running through a series of instruction steps. Time adds drama, energy and the sizzle needed to enhance magic. Timing is a hard subject to cover. One does not learn from books or lectures. Those sources, like this text, help identify the value of time. The magician must acquire his/her own skills with the use of time. This text will help identify how it is used, provide examples you can relate to, and get you started. Armed with this knowledge... | $10 to wish list | |
Sleight IntendedJ. G. Thompson Jr.![]() From the foreword: For years the pattern has been the same. A newcomer to magic invariably turns first to cards as a vehicle for mystification. He spends hours upon hours mastering difficult sleights and then, to his dismay, learns of the existence of easier and more effective maneuvers hidden away in magical literature - moves about which he could have no knowledge, but which would have made his previous struggles unnecessary, or, at least, eased them. Gradually he discards the results of many arduous hours of practice and substitutes the newly discovered and simplified versions until,... | $10 to wish list | |
Come A Little Closer ...Peter Warlock![]() Going down the list of contributors one will find very prominent names such as Elmsley, Walton and Avis. When this book originally appeared they were young and largely unknown. Enjoy some of their early contributions to the art of close-up magic.
1st edition 1953, 37 pages; 1st digital edition 2017, 30 pages.... | $10 to wish list | |
TNT: Twelve New TricksFabian![]() Fabian, in the role as literary and technical editor of Abracadabra magazine, selected and edited these routines.
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Sierpinski's PeekTom Phoenix![]() Imagine this:
1st edition 2017, length 18 min | $10 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
RebirthTom Phoenix | ★★★★★ $10 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
Illusions IllusionsGordon Miller![]() Gordon Miller compiled a great collection of magical illusions from various Abbott publications - most with complete and detailed workshop plans.
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Conjuring for AmateursEllis Stanyon![]()
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