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Magical RevelationsJohn Albert Briggs Excerpt from the introduction by Herbert Holmes: When I read the MSS. of this volume I did not imagine there could be so many good things left to divulge, and I am sure readers will agree with me that the title of the book is well chosen. I have personally seen Merbak perform many of the tricks described in this book, and so completely mystifying were they, that the simple explanations are indeed a revelation. In commending the volume to the magical fraternity, I do so in the hope that it will be the forerunner of many others from his pen. For, Merbak's knowledge of Magic is so extensive,... | $9 to wish list | |
Bulletin of Latest Sleights and TricksBurling Hull
1st edition 1914, 26 pages; PDF 20 pages. | $10 to wish list | |
The Bunco BookWalter Gibson Gaffed games, clever cons, sensational swindles - how to spot the bunco artist before he cheats you. This may well be the greatest exposé of gambling methods, swindles, confidence games and carnival midway hustles ever published. No matter if you're a magician, gambler, carnival midway patron (or operator), law enforcement professional, or simply want to protect yourself, you're going to enjoy this book. Especially valuable to those with an interest in carnival and gaming paraphernalia are the methods used to gaff the devices as sold back in the day by H. C. Evans, K. C. Card Co., and... | ★★★★★ $12 to wish list | |
Sixty Sleights and Miscellaneous TricksGeorge Johnson Moves and tricks culled from the early issues of the Magic Wand.
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Triplets: all 10 issuesGregg Webb Each issue of this series by Gregg Webb started out as three articles - hence the name. Usually, each issue was devoted to a topic such as cards, coins, or mental magic ideas. Usually, two articles were about specific tricks and the 3rd article was sometimes an article about theory or other more general topics. There is even material about how to learn to be creative and not simply follow the crowd. The series contains some of Gregg's most original thinking in years. If you like "outside the box" thinking, try this. Some of the items are improvements and streamlined versions of Gregg's... | $29.50 to wish list | |
Four-midable Magic Series Volumes 1-3Mark Leveridge There are currently three e-books in the Four-midable Magic Series, each containing four top routines dedicated to a particular type of magic. | $35 to wish list | |
Magic on the AirIan Fenn & Arthur Setterington Ideas for radio magic, podcasts, and ZOOM shows Radio has a following of thousands of listeners. It is a powerful promotional vehicle for magicians that the magic press have long neglected. Combining the extensive research of Ian Fenn with the previously unpublished thoughts of Arthur Setterington, this ebook aims to help magicians make the most of this challenging medium. It's not merely a book of tricks. It's intended to give you the information you need to create your own routines that will turn listeners into clients or live audiences. Contents
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Battery PackMark Leveridge The magician picks up a card box as if to demonstrate a card trick and discovers that it rattles. Opening it, he tips from within four 3-volt circular batteries. Taking one of the batteries into his fist, he squeezes it and on opening the hand it is seen to have changed to a more powerful AAA battery. Holding this battery at the fingertips, the performer passes his other hand across it and causes it to visibly change to a larger AA battery. Finally, he clasps his two empty hands together and on parting them reveals that now a square 9-volt battery has magically appeared! No gimmicks... | $10 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
Anverdi's Lecture NotesTony Anverdi Tricks with silks, ropes, rings, and balls. If you like to work with invisible thread you will find interesting material here.
1st edition ~1960; PDF 14 pages. | $10 to wish list | |
More King's JewelsRay King
1st edition ~1988, PDF 10 pages. | $9 to wish list | |
Magical Mish MoshAl Cohen Excerpt from the introduction: For a very long time people have gotten the idea that I'm a pretty fair magician ... this is my greatest trick of all!! I've been a magic dealer for over 35 years, a semi-retired performer, and a lover of the art for too many years to talk about. Very little I do is original and I don't really do it that well, BUT ... I do have a nice smile and a large mouth so people DO seem to enjoy my meager efforts...
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Bongo's Bazaar: an evening of pongolian rubbishAli Bongo These are lecture notes that provide a quick summary of effects that were presented at the lecture. While the descriptions are brief, most provide enough details for the average magician to get the idea.
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Modern Master MysteriesBrunel White Excerpt from the introduction: It would not be out of place for me to here add what Mr. Louis C. Haley (author of that fine book The Dramatic Art of Magic) pointed out re the effects in Original Mysteries, as the same remarks apply to every effect in this present work, that the whole of the apparatus used for obtaining the effects could be made up at home.
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Collected SecretsSteve Pellegrino For over a decade, Steve Pellegrino has created strong magic and mentalism routines that have been released to the market. Professional magicians and mentalists have added many of those routines to their repertoires. Until now, these manuscripts have been unavailable anywhere. Collected Secrets is a 455-page collection that combines Steve's previously released manuscripts into one large volume. It features 36 effects, including 5 previously unreleased routines. Divided into three chapters, Cards, Mentalism & General Magic, here is what is included:
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Beginner Sanada Gimmick CourseHal Saxon
The Sanada Gimmick is an amazingly magical tool. And folks, it's available at your magic shop for well under... | ★★★★★ $35 $25 to wish listPDF & MP4 | |
The Secrets of Karl GermainStuart Cramer Karl Germain was a dynamic stage performer whose baffling feats of wizardry have come to life again in this must-have ebook. Several of Germain's stage, club and close-up mysteries are revealed in this well-illustrated text, allowing them to be appreciated by a new generation of magicians. Cramer explains many of Germain's feats, including Casadega Propaganda (a small Spirit Cabinet), several large Spirit Cabinets for stage performances, various types of Spirit Slate-Writing, a Spirit Seance In a Lighted Room, the Germain Handkerchief Color Change (the finest ever invented), Miss Confetti... | $10 to wish list | |
Two Amazing (Thumb Tip) VanishesHal Saxon These two TT vanishes are beginner vanishes, but they are oh-so different. These are real foolers. Fit whatever you want in vanish one. It is a full gimmick vanish. Vanish two will hold just about anything as well. You will need a TT gimmick from your magic shop as described in the video. These are absolutely unmodified gimmicks. You probably already have one. These two vanishes are angle-proof, close-up, easy to learn, and very deceptive. Perform these right in front of your spectator's eyes. No one, I mean no one sees the gimmick. Vanish one is a deceptive play on the old beginner... | $20 $10 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
Authentic FabricationsFranklin Williams 17 pieces of magical theatre and 14 essays. This ebook is about finding yourself in magic and sharing who you are with your audience in a theatrical setting. Franklin Williams shares his story and teaches you how to take magic tricks and turn them into art. You will learn about scripting and telling deep meaningful stories while doing amazing and strong magic on stage, parlor, and in closeup. This ebook also contains Franklin's award-winning take on the Vanishing Bottle and The Chop Cup. Excerpt from the foreword by Jeff McBride. Franklin’s magic is bold. The magic in this book... | ★★★★★ $40 to wish list | |
Studies in MysteryEric C. Lewis Excerpt from the introduction: In any case, you will find that the tricks in this book, and in others I hope to publish at intervals during the war, all are good practical effects. In almost every case the trick will be described fully, with all necessary details and nothing left for you to wonder about. Thus I believe that the dozen tricks fully described in this book, will be of more value to you than twice that number briefly described. None of the effects in this series are "padding". Each item is of real use to the practicing conjurer. This is part one of the Studies Series. | $12 to wish list | |
Cheerful ConjuringDan Bellman Excerpt from the introduction: There is no difficulty in the working of any trick. Dan always aims for the simplest method of producing an effect, believing that the entertainment value of a trick is its major attraction. Indeed, every trick that follows can be worked by anyone, and though some are extremely simple, I advocate that you give them all the test of a trial before passing judgment. You will then find you have ample and spacious pastures.
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Further Studies in MysteryEric C. Lewis A visible glass of milk vanishes, a chalk line evolves itself into a length of rope, a floating doll, a roll of ribbon changes place with a glass of whisky, a glass of milk constantly reappears unexpectedly under its cardboard tube and other effects. This is part three of the Studies Series.
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40 Tips to Improve Your MagicDustin Marks Let's get real. We all have too many tricks and not enough time to learn all of them. Instead of acquiring more tricks, how about learning simple methods to make our tricks better? You know that trick you like, but it is just not getting the reaction you want. The tips in this ebook can help you make your tricks better and get the reactions you want. You will learn:
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More Studies in MysteryEric C. Lewis Excerpt from the foreword: When I published Studies in Mystery, I was rather doubtful about its reception in wartime. But the first edition sold out in the first four weeks, and a second edition was found necessary. So this present book, a continuation of the first one, was proceeded with cheerfully, feeling that we had filled in a small corner in helping to brighten the gloomy hours of War. Another twelve items, carefully explained, are again set out for your delight, and we sincerely hope, as we feel sure they will, that they come up to your expectations. This is part two in the Studies Series. ... | $12 to wish list | |
Magic as We Do ItEric C. Lewis & Dan Bellman Excerpt from the foreword: Mr. Bellman has sent me many of his ideas. These I have sifted, adapted and eliminated so you get the cream. My own effects have passed through the same purging process with the result that every trick in this book is one you can work. Do not be satisfied with the mere reading of this book; follow it by practice. An effect that seems dead in the cold light of the formality of words often bursts into a flame of burning amazement when translated into Action. The true test of a trick is not how artistically it can be described, but the effect upon the non-magical... | $12 to wish list |