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Issue 3:

• Major Arcana
  • Hurley's Chinese Enigma
  • Repeat Signed Card To Case
  • Signature Transposition
  • Simplex or Comples
• Minor Arcana
  • Cervon's Dealing the Flush
  • Allan Ackerman's The Fickle Card's Fingered Fate
  • The Professor's Incubus
  • Card-Nundrums
  • Roy Walton's Friendly Persuasion
  • 3 to the power of 2 Deal Duplicated
• The Satiricon
  • La Fleury, Pagan Cardicienne
  • Dove Droppings From All Over
  • Ask the Millwright
• Olram Returns
  • Convincing Control
  • Marlo on the Charlier Pass
  • Variant of Hit Second Deal
  • The Surprise Packet
  • Signed Card In ...
  • No-turn Triumph
  • Tilt Collectors ...

Here you will learn some of the most 'lethal' and must stunning card flourishes ever invented. XCM (eXtreme Card Manipulation) at its best.

The debut DVD from underground magician Daniel Madison, originally released in 2006 on Halloween to a highly anticipating audience is now also available as video download. Packed with 26 flourishes, Lethal teaches Daniel's concepts for playing card manipulation and cardistry.

Flourishes taught:

• Symphony
• Cylinder
• Dead Revolution
• Sleeper
• Bicycle
• Symphony Run One
• Symphony Run Two
• Cylinder Run One
• Cylinder Run Two
• Delinquent
• Diabolique
• Dropsyble ...

This is a compilation of magic newsletters by the same name that Gregg wrote, illustrated, and published in 2004 and 2005.

Contents:

• Foreword (Doug MacGeorge)
• Table of Contents

• S.K.I.S.S.E.S.: Simplified Poker Deal
• Retouches: Simplified Poker Deal
• Key and Card: Idea for the Ghost Key
• The Haunted Bookshelf: brief thoughts on the upcoming Juan Tamariz' Mnemonica book

• Wild Card Trick: Using Cartoons on Cards
• Retouches: Adjusting Your Presentation
• New 1 to 4: Coin Multiplication
• Retouches: Coin Angles ...

After seeing several effects from this ebook, author and collector Doug Edwards said:

"The stuff you do with a shuffled deck and one or two key cards borders on the miraculous!"

2. TALONS OF THE HAWK: Two volunteers each think of a card from a group of ten. The packets are lost in the deck by the volunteers themselves. The performer...

• PREFACE
• FOREWORD
• DETECTED BY FINGERPRINTS (Jean Hugard)
• DICK TRACY CARD TRICK (Clyde F. Cairy)
• BREATH CONTROL (John Scarne)
• DETECTED BY PULSE (Conrad Rheiner)
• FINGERPRINT CARD TRICK (Harold Martin)
• FINGERPRINT TRICK (Paul Swinford)
• THE THUMB PRINT CARD (Edward Marlo)
• THE FINGERPRINT CARD TRICK (Dai Vernon)
• THE FINGERPRINT TRICK (Tony Giorgio)
• THE FINGERPRINT...

Paul Fleming wrote:

1. ... - a slogan contest for Magic Wand
8. Flying Flowers - Oswald Rae
10. Tricky Travels - T. Page Wright
12. New Rising Cards - Professor Edgar
13. Exposure and the Decline of Magic - article by J. F. Orrin
17. Thermos - David Lymer
18. The Magical Miscellany - Contributed by A. C. A.
    • Longs and Shorts
    • A Card Flourish
    • Cigarette Manipulation
    • Upside Down Pencil
    • Golf Balls at the Finger Tips
20. The "Glaxo Baby" - Second Prize, Humorous Trick Competition
21. Ring up the Curtain - J. F. Orrin [continued]
    • Section I - Effects with Silks [continued]
      • The Fan and Flags (Latest Version)
      • The Flags and Flowers
      • The Pyramid of Wonder
27. Chums - C....

Including "s.p.A.C.E.d" - featured in the May 2009 edition of Magic Magazine.

Bottoms up!
Effect: A joker is shown to the audience and placed face up on top of the deck. The cards are then spread and two cards are selected and signed. The selected cards are lost into the centre of the deck. The Joker is displayed on top of the deck and with a wave turns into the first signed card. With a flick, the first signed card turns into the second signed card! Then once placed into the spectator hand, the selection turns back into a joker. For your finale, you place the joker face up on top of the...

The download DVD is a complete Chan Canasta television broadcast from a 1960's BBC TV Show. You see a professional entertainer perform, how he controls his spectators, and how he builds up the effects.

Chan first performs a few card effects and closes with a book test. In the beginning spectators take a few cards each and Canasta divines which cards each one has. Then two spectators take one card from a full deck each and they magically take the same card. Later a spectator takes two cards from a deck and puts each one in one of his pockets, without Canasta looking, but again Canasta knows...

The download DVD is a complete Chan Canasta television broadcast from a 1960's BBC TV Show. You see a professional entertainer perform, how he controls his spectators, and how he builds up the effects.

Chan first performs a few card effects and closes with a book test. In the beginning spectators take a few cards each and Canasta divines which cards each one has. Then two spectators take one card from a full deck each and they magically take the same card. Later a spectator takes two cards from a deck and puts each one in one of his pockets, without Canasta looking, but again Canasta knows...

"I LOVE the plot, Michał! A truly intriguing proposition, where the performer engages in a progressive game of "one-upmanship" that's easy for any audience to grasp; leaving no doubt as to the performer's consummate skill with a pack of playing cards." - Jack Carpenter

"Michał Kociołek's 'Double Duke' is a terrific addition to your repertoire. Great thinking and a demonstration of inexplicable skill that will impress any audience." - Andrew Wimhurst

"Michał's thinking and construction is top notch and sophisticated. It's the kind of card magic I love." - David Malek

As Wesley has often stated, "One can't perform card magic without a tip of the hat to Ed Marlo." Wesley's friend of more than 25 years, Ed Marlo inspired a wealth of material that Wesley developed, massaged, enhanced and adapted through his performance experience. Among Wesley's creations are full routines inspired by the Marlo techniques, built...

22 minutes video - 19 page PDF ebook - 8 powerful effects

This is best described as 'contact juggling with cards' - incredible. You will learn cuts, tosses, slides, as well as some magical effects such as transformations and transpositions. Great music by Daniel himself. Very gritty, powerful material for the hard core card handler.

Many of the 'pure magicians' might not like this. It is essentially all flourishes. But it is wonderfully acrobatic. I love this kind of manipulation. It is one direction modern card magic is going to follow. If you want to learn something impressive, something...

CONTENTS:

• SYMPATHETIC JOKERS (Steve Cook): Two blue-backed Jokers placed in different part of the deck, come together in the middle. A selected card appears between them and at the end, their backs become red.
• KARDCOINCIDENCE (Alfred Gabriel): A very unique way to reveal a selected card, where a miniature card duplicate of the selection appears glued to a coin previously shown on both sides.
• A BLANK SANDWICH (John Yeager): A selected card is placed on the table. Two Jacks are shown and the selected card appears between them. The card on the table is now blank.
• RISING CARD (Carlos Corda):...

IMAGINE:

• Having two spectators write down two numbers, choose two cards, lose the cards in the pack and finding their cards at their numbers!
• Letting someone cut a freely chosen card into the pack and knowing the card's location with just a glance!
• Allowing a person to freely shuffle a pile of face up and face down cards, give you half the cards without you seeing them, and having your pile match his, despite touching your pile with only one hand for only a few seconds!
• Losing the four Aces into the pack and finding them by cutting the pack, the last two at the same time!
• Performing...

This superb dual effect does not employ any stooges or confederates. It is strictly a one man presentation, and suitable for presentation under practically all circumstances. The performer is under complete control of the situation at all times.

Easily performed - nothing to memorize. Mere words are inadequate to describe the full force and impact of this amazing mental miracle - a reputation builder that you cannot afford not to possess. Complete, with lecture, patter and everything but the newspapers...

Imagine being able to control coincidence. Where the time and location of two events determines the outcome of the events. This script and full instructions explains how.

Imagine being able to control coincidence. Where the time and location of two events determines the outcome of the events. Now you can!

The magician removes a BLUE backed card from his pocket as he talks about coincidence, and how coincidence is decided by two factors: physical proximity and time. He has someone sit on the card. He then removes a RED backed deck from his pocket, and spreads the cards out front and back...

A collection of ten astonishing tricks, all done with a regular deck and basic card magic knowledge. Everything is nicely photo illustrated.

Hi-Jack! - A goofy prediction turns into a deadly one-two punch of visual changes.

Peach! - Check out this brand new take on the classic 'Princess Card Trick', that ends with you revealing the actual thought of card, and then changing all the others to Aces.

Chip-Shot! - A reworked multi-phase Daley's Last Transposition routine, routined as a 'follow the leader' and wrapped up in a gambling presentation, featuring a top-secret handling for the...

Learn the In-The-Hands Faro Shuffle

Many magicians consider the faro shuffle to be one of the toughest moves in card magic. The thought of performing consistant, perfect faros seems an impossible dream - until you read this ebook.

The ability to do perfect faro shuffles is a powerful weapon in the card magician’s arsenal of sleights. It is a genuine shuffle; the cards are truly being mixed. But it is also a controlled shuffle, meaning that the resulting order of the cards is not random. For this reason, it is an excellent adjunct to memorized deck work. Michael likes to start with a memdeck...

Some topics are

• Accent on Manipulation
• Loading a Cigarette
• Furst's Comedy Spelling Trick
• The Jolly Miller
• Paralytic Vision
• "Hickory, Dickory, Dock"

1. Volume 3, Number 1, December, 1947, 28 numbered pages
2. Let's Have a Chat - editor's letter
3. Accent on Manipulation - column
4. Loading a Cigarette - For the Card in Cigarette Trick - Cecil Keech
5. Furst's Comedy Spelling Trick - Arnold Furst (U.S.A.)
7. Cartoon Corner - column by Ted Elliott
9. A Note on Feathered Darts
11. You Need Glasses! - R. F. Price
13. The Jolly Miller - L. A. Belcher
17. Attaboy Again!
18. letter from Eric Williams ...

1. ... and Adult's Routine - Robert John Averill
48. The Ghost of Christmas Passed - Tom Ogden
49. Arthur Carter Column - The Mysteries of Arthur Carter
    • Spirit Message
50. Tricksters Transferred - crossword - Russell J. Hall
51. The Goldstein Continuum - Phil Goldstein
    • Sveep
52. Colombini's Card Magic - Lewis Ganson
    • Fabian's Manila Coin
54. The Adam and Eve Club - Ken de Courcy
55. Stanton Carlisle Writes - re Socko 20th Century
56. Tel-ESP-athy - Someeran (India)
56. Comedy Shuffles - Angus Lavery
57. My Magic World - Edwin [Hooper]
58. advertisements

69. Volume 13, Number 2, October, 1980, 68 pages - The Best at...

This is a compilation of issues 13 - 18.

• Who Are We Fooling? by Kirk Charles
• The Walk-Around Formula by Johnny Ace Palmer
• Dai Vernon 1894 - 1992
• English Money vs. The U.S. Magician by Gary Ward
• Ask the Only by Al the Only
• At the Bar with Ray Mertz
• Reviews
  • "Invisible Thread Reel" by James B. George
  • "Hot Dog!" by Nick Trost and Patrick Reymond
  • "Kickback Monte" by Keith Bennett
  • "Show-Time at the Tom Foolery" by Richard Kaufman
  • "Corporate Presentations" by Leo Behnke
  • "More Commercial Magic - The J.C. Wagner Video Vol. II" by J.C. Wagner
• Two Signed Card Transposition by Dennis Carroll
• Sensory Deception by...

1. ... Marriage, Magic
28. Magical Societies
31. New Zealand
31. Australia
33. Anecdotes and Appreciations

    Three Tributes from Three Colleagues

42. Tom Owen
44. Barry Williams (One of Wales' top comedy entertainers)
45. Arthur Day

50. Introduction to Rovi's Magic

    The Pass-A Necessary Evil?

58. The Rovi Pass and Controls
61. Card in Chocolate Box
62. Safe Bet
63. Dippy Duck

    The Top Change

66. The Choice is yours
67. Just for a Change
68. Whose card are we talking about?
69. One of the Best

    The Peek

72. To Peek at Leisure
76. Further references for the peek include

    The Fan Force

78. Rovi's Fan Force
80. The Best of Both
80. Pressure Fan Force ...