$8(1 customer rating) ★★★★★
Available again after a long absence is this fine work by J. Stewart Smith, presenting eleven more of his mystifying card effects, each of which is accomplished without knuckle-busting sleight of hand. This is the book that had card workers talking all over the country. It had to be good to receive praise from such internationally known close-up workers. See below for a few brief quotes from some of the very best.
PARTIAL CONTENTS:
- Ascending Treys
- Pop Over Treys
- The Four Aces
- The Four Queens
- Follow The Leader
- Sevens and Jacks
- The Inseparable Sevens
- Peek-A-Boo Discovery
- Horse Sense
- The Lie Detector
- Numbers At Work
"I was really delighted with 'One More Thought On Cards.' It is, in my opinion, the best — the very best ever written, explaining how to present and handle this type of effect. [Smith's] clean and uncluttered layouts and simplified handling make these little effects sparkle. The book is SUPERB." - Dai Vernon
"Not since Annemann has magicdom been given anything to equal it." - J. B. Bobo
"[Smith's] explanation of Vernon's Multiple Shift, for example, is really a classic. About the clearest explanation I've ever read of this sleight." - Bill Simon
"For directness and clarity, I find this the most rewarding book on card magic to come along in a long time." - Francis Carlyle
1st edition 1955, PDF 33 pages.
word count: 8147 which is equivalent to 32 standard pages of text
