Displaying 865 to 888 (of 1673 products) ★★★★★ $30 The Psychic Cash MachinePaul Voodini The Psychic Cash Machine: Make Money from Psychic Readings is the ultimate guide to how to actually earn a living as a psychic reader. Whether your oracle of choice is the tarot or the palm or something more flamboyant, you'll find a wealth of information in this ebook to help you actually get your skills working for you! Areas covered include psychic parties, psychic fairs, one-to-one readings and working as a table-hopping reader. This ebook is full of real life experience from someone who continues to work successfully in this field. The author Paul Voodini is UK's most prolific "psychic... ★★★★★ $27 How to Cheat at PokerDaniel Madison Formerly published under the title How to Cheat at Cards this is an updated version released under the title How to Cheat at Poker. The new version includes T.U.T., 50 pages by Chris Stanislas, his first and only publication.
The ultimate guide to learning all of the techniques for cheating at card games ...
An insight into the mind, mechanics and devilry of a card cheat.
"...It was 13 years ago today when I almost lost my life cheating at cards, and what more poignant a day to release a book on the subject. It is a hope that How to Cheat at Cards will be one of my final publications... $5 Derek Lever's Magic Mag Volume 3Derek Lever Derek Lever's Magic Mag, Volume 3
Published by Derek Lever, Peter C. Woolley & Taurus Magic, Manchester & Bury, Lancaster, England
Volume 3 consists of 6 issues, 264 pages total
Volume 3, Number 1, October/November 1981, 40 numbered pages plus 4 unnumbered cover pages
- Candid Comments by The Editor - Derek Lever
- Magical Inventor of the Year Competition
- The Impromptu Chop Cup - Eoin Taylor
- Phenominal Coincidence - E. W. Thomas
- Routine for the Cups and Balls Plus Chop Cup Set - Paul Anthony
- another (better) photo of Edwin Hooper
- List of readers who passed the examination...
$39.95 Everything I Know About Marketing MagicMaxwell Murphy ... lived on top of a magic factory in India. There are few who know more about marketing magic than Maxwell Murphy.
Historically, magic inventors haven't fared well. Dealers and distributors have had an information advantage, and often times, they've used it. Countless inventors have settled for 1/10th of what they could have earned. This ebook levels the playing field. Maxwell opens his playbook and his Rolodex, so you can succeed as a magic inventor and help take the industry to the next level.
"This is the book I wish I had 10 years ago." - Uday Jadugar
"A highly recommended read... $35 The Complete Page Wright ManuscriptT. Page Wright In the late twenties Larsen & Wright (William Larsen, Sr. and T. Page Wright) were prominent names in magic. They produced a flood of contributions to magic magazines, over one hundred in The Sphinx alone in 1927-28 (so many in fact that The Sphinx felt compelled to publish much of it under a variety of pseudonyms). But in addition there were the Larsen & Wright publications, a large series of printed books and manuscripts offering a mass of original material not appearing in the periodicals.
When T. Page Wright died tragically in 1930, he left behind the finished manuscript for a mooted book. Incredibly,... ★★★★★ $9.95 The Trade Show HandbookBud Dietrich & Dick Jarrow  ... opportunities, it just isn't so easy that anyone can walk in "cold" and do a "pitch" like the man who knows his business. The authors know "what it's all about", and know in a thorough "introductory course." No wasted words here, no long-winded discussions. And no tricks! Just solid meat! That's one way of putting it; or, if you like the comparison put another way, this is 100 proof "sense and know-how" to start you off on the right foot if you have hopes of entering this field. You may be a skilled magical entertainer, but there's a lot more than magical skill to the business of getting... $25 Genii Volume 49 (Jul 1985 - Jun 1986)William W. Larsen July 1985 - June 1986
William Larsen, Jr., Publisher and Editor
844 pages
- Genii - Volume 49, Number 1 - July 1985 - 64 pages
- Cover - Dan Fleshman
- In This Issue - contents
- The Genii Speaks - WWL (Jr)
- The Vernon Touch - Dai Vernon
- The Magic of Dan Fleshman
- Dan Fleshman - by Gene DeVoe
- Reverse Matrix - Dan Fleshman
- A Twist On An Ending - Dan Fleshman
- Coins to the Purse - Dan Fleshman
- PDQ Aces In Case the Aces Leave - Dan Fleshman
- Back and Forth Sandwich - Dan Fleshman
- Two Card Switch - Dan Fleshman
- Remember, Be Kind To Your Animals - WWL (Jr)
- The Johnny...
★★★★★ $5 Magicseen No. 62 (May 2015)Mark Leveridge & Graham Hey & Phil Shaw  ... - ... at home or take everything in a case and set them when you arrive? - Mark Leveridge
- It's A Giveaway - Promoting Yourself Through Novelty - Mark Leveridge
- I Wish I Was Andy Frikkin' Nyman
- The Ehrlich Brothers! Ever Heard of Them? - David Penn
- Convention News Update - 12th Top Secret Magic Day 2015
- Denis Behr: Miracle Man! - Graham Hey
- News - New World Record for Richie!
- The Perfect Piddingtons! - interview with author Martin T. Hart
- Masterclass
- The Artega Coin Vanish - Artega Adelante
- Hindsight - Mel Mellers
- A Meal for Monteneuf - Anthony Owen
- Fast Card Search -...
★★★★★ $2 Cups and Balls MagicThomas (Tom) Osborne Tom Osborne writes:
Cups and balls have been giving pleasure, as a magic trick, to generations of spectators. It is still regarded as one of the most outstanding of all magic effects. My gratitude to Dr. Henry Ridgeley Evans and to John Mulholland for writing the story of the cups and balls, so that all may appreciate the history of this classic of magic. Thanks to Bill Hanna for the illustrations which do so much to make the book come alive.
All the basic ball moves are described in detail using clear illustrations. A section of routines is described that will get you started on your way to devising your own methods and plots.... ★★★★★ $10 PredestinationGerard Zitta ... sight unseen, stand up, close up or stage (with jumbo cards). It is easy, practical, and allows flexible patter and presentation.
Despite its simplicity, it consistently and repeatedly fooled magicians and laymen.
Basic effect:
You show a piece of paper or an agenda opened at the current day, with your timetable for the day, and hand it to the participant. A deck of cards is borrowed and shuffled by a participant. She thinks of her favorite time of the day and secretly looks at the card. She then looks at your schedule and reads it. For instance, it says you wake up at 6 am, start... ★★★★★ $14.95 Symphony: an experiment in associationSean Waters ... to perform. Of course like every effect that you would not want him marketing it to anyone. But YOU!!!!" - Dave Koenig
"Sean performed his Symphony routine for me over the phone for me today and the feeling was awesome! This is a brilliant routine, loved it!" - Carl Andews
"All around one of the best purchases I have a made in some time." - Dynamix
"Its not often I beg, but please Sean don't release this, it's too good!" - Kieran
"After Sean performed this for me over the phone, I felt glee and admiration. I instantly loved it. When he began humming the tune I had mentally chosen, I laughed out loud. This is one of my new favorite... ★★★★★ $15 How To Sell Snake OilDavid Devlin ... discussed are cons used today including selling ridiculous products, phony business "opportunities", scamming major corporations out of thousands of dollars (yeah, don't do it), rigged games, and more!
Also is a detailed description of the greatest con that can no longer be pulled. This was one of David's favorites back in the day.
You will admire the simplicity in many of the scams, and the elaborateness of the others. This eBook has everything from a simple trick to how to sell Snake Oil.
- Introduction
- The day my cherry was broken
- How to sell snake oil
- As seen on TV
- Match...
★★★★★ $8 Miracles in Mentalism and Psychic ExperimentationRobert A. Nelson 27 contributors! 50 amazing effects!
Some of magic and mentalism's most trusted authorities have collaborated to bring you this outstanding collection of time tested and audience proven effects. Not just one or two routines, but fifty from which you can easily select several excellent psychic programs. A Genii Award-winning book, now brought up to date in this latest, revised edition.
Effects from John Booth, Paul Curry, Eddie Clever, Norm Cummins, Bruce Elliott, Dr. C.G. Ervin, Hen Fetsch, Dr. Walter Grote, Stewart Judah, Capt. Jones, Joe Keller, Fred Kolb, Wilbur Kattner, Bill Larsen, Richard Lindahl, Orville Meyer, Bob... ★★★★★ $4 Understanding and Using Gilbreath PrincipleMichael Daniels ... does a super job of making you understand this without any math notation. Follow along, and you will be convinced. And then he gives you two killer routines. Did I mention that this is $4? Cardicians and mentalists will find a lot to love here if you've never used this principle before. This is one of these principles that apart from mathematicians and magicians, very few people know because it's counterintuitive: Randomly mixing a nicely ordered deck will give you a randomly ordered deck, right? Nope. Laypeople will have no idea how you predict/know things about a fairly riffle shuffled deck. It seems impossible. But it isn't. It's easy to work miracles... $20 Grant's Secret ServiceUlysses Frederick Grant In the 1960s U. F. Grant release his last set of secrets. He sold these as Grant's Secret Service. These secrets sold for a dollar each. You get 24 secrets in one PDF. Here is what you get:
1. Aerial Fishing - Catching live gold fish on end of line . . . Any pole and line . . . Items in local stores.
2. Dramatic Pantomime Torn Card - Card tossed in air, caught and torn into small pieces . . . Visibly restored, as tossed in air. Card actually torn, not pulled apart like old methods.
3. Nu-Question Answering - Written questions sealed in envelopes, collected and mixed . . . Place each... ★★★★★ $8 20th Century MindreadingW. G. Magnuson 20th Century Mindreading is a classic and is considered to be one of the best things that G. W. Magnuson ever released. It is the Holy Grail when it comes to cold-readings. It contains the Alain DeLysle cold reading spiel which many mentalists consider the best cold reading ever written.
The DeLysle reading is brilliantly conceived and will hit 99 out of a 100 sitters. When you first read it, you will think someone has written a detailed life history of you! It's that good. This is considered a full-blown reading and goes from cradle to grave.
All you have to do is read it over a few times... $7 Magical Bulletin Volume 7 (1919)Floyd Gerald Thayer
- Magical Bulletin - Volume VII, Number 1 - January, 1919 - 12 pages
- A Series of Essays on Magic Culture - A Series - Oscar S. Teale
- Editorial
- A thimble Move - Geo. W. Catlin
- Old Tricks in New Clothes - T. J. Crawford
- Penetrative Coin - Charles C. Arras
- magic notes
- Magicians Patter (Contributed)
- "A Mirror Casket, Die and Flag Combination" _ Frederick F. Furman
- Patter Tips By De Lawrence
- Literature
- The Sphinx - December
- The Magic World - December
- The Billboard
- Holmes' Magical Notes and Comments...
$8 Goldston's Magical Quarterly Volume 3 (Jun 1936 - Mar 1937)Will Goldston 160 pages
- Goldston's Magical Quarterly - Volume 3 - 2 pages - originally at the end of the file
- Volume 3 Index
- Goldston's Magical Quarterly - Volume 3, Number 1 - Summer, 1936 - 40 pages
- Contents
- Editorial
- Elections, 1936
- Question of the Next Wearer of Thurston's Mantle - Caryl S. Fleming
- Contributed By
- Divination with Cards - Hubert Elliott
- Thought Reading Extraordinary
- A New Billiard Ball Producer - E. Lewis Philpot
- Okito's Inexhaustible Chinese Mat
- Don't Discard Your Old Apparatus - Will Goldston
- Bodies for Burial - A Short Story - Howard Jones
- Ceeley...
★★★★★ $3 House of a Thousand MysteriesVick Lawston
"It is a great, great read, especially your recounting of how Mr. Lawstone substituted workshop sheets for the actual apparatus." - Christopher Kenworthey
Many of you remember Vick Lawston's House of a Thousand Mysteries catalog. Most baby boomers that became magicians got their start from his... ★★★★★ $12 The Magical PitchmanWilliam W. Larsen & B. W. McCarron  ... is just the ticket for corporate shows, keynote speeches, civic groups, women's groups, men's lodges, magic revues ... anywhere that adult audiences gather. Based on a lecture presented by "Doc" Lehar, Larsen and McCarron have expanded the premise, giving new latitude and freedom to the modern- day performer, who will "cash in" with it. Everything needed for the act should fit into an average briefcase or better yet, a "carpetbagger" style satchel.
This revised edition adds a whopping seventeen pages of added material to the original, making it even more of a "must have" for anyone who... $8 Premiere Slate MysteryEdwin A. French Here is French's personal method of making a "spirit answer" appear on a borrowed slate ... while sealed inside an envelope and held by a spectator. The spectator's initials may be written on the frame of the slate to prove that there are no switches of any kind employed. This mind-numbing mystery can be worked solo, as a one-man effect, with an ungimmicked slate. Instead of a slate, black cardboard or artist board can be substituted. Complete routine, with three presentations described, for stage, party or séance. Absolutely no flaps, switches, gimmicked slates or chemicals used. No stooges... ★★★★★ $15 Nelson Enterprises Manuscript Collection 5Robert A. Nelson ... money. (NE Cat. #56)
Clockwise - Syl Reilly's mental-flavored card effect using a borrowed and shuffled pack. Sold for the equivalent of $8 when first released. (NE #119)
Impromptu Mental Magic with Cards - Described when first released as a brand-new principle in magic, ideal for the "one man" psychic performer. Originally offered, with an unprepared deck of cards, for the equivalent of $29. (NE Cat. #81)
Master Mental Divination - Dr. Grote's masterful presentation where a spectator merely thinks of a card. The performer does the same and removes two cards, placed in two side-by-side... ★★★★★ $10 10 Best Proposition Bets of America's Bigtime GamblersJohn Scarne A proposition bet is one which appears to give the taker an even chance and at times the best of it, but does just the opposite. Like con men, proposition gamblers pretend to be pleasant, friendly, easy-going, good fellows who would never think of double-crossing anyone. They also usually pretend that their prepared proposition bets are something they just happened to think up on the spot. They take great pleasure in beating seasoned gamblers; money is not the main objective. It's the prestige and self-satisfaction they derive from having outsmarted a top gambler, be he friend or foe.
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