Displaying 1033 to 1056 (of 1648 products) $12 T-Shirt Designs for MagiciansWolfgang Riebe ... any top you like.
Simple to use, endless possibilities. Whether you’re into DIY with iron-on transfers or prefer a professional print job, this ebook makes it effortless. Just pick a design, export it as a high-quality PDF, and head to your local print shop. In no time, you’ll be wearing a one-of-a-kind magical masterpiece.
Affordable, fun, and uniquely yours. Why buy pre-made magic T-shirts when you can customise your own at a fraction of the cost? Perfect for gifts, performances, or just adding a touch of magic to your everyday wardrobe. Don’t miss out - grab your copy of T-Shirt... $20 IntuitionUnnamed Magician
"A very nice mentalism routine. And the method is devilish!" - Tony Bianco
"After I was taught the method for this, I immediately smiled. It is super clever, you won't be disappointed." - Brian Draven
"Many of you know the Unnamed Magician by now. But I've had the privilege of knowing him for a long time now. Any time he creates a new routine and sends it to me, I always make time that very day just so I can see it. This routine is no different." - Tommaso Guglielmi
To mark my 1st year anniversary at Lybrary, I am (in collaboration with someone else) releasing something very special, which, if you like... $6 Torn and Restored Magazine PagesLu Brent
More than a single trick, this routine starts with ripping off the covers from any popular magazine. One of the corner pieces may be saved for later identification when the pages are restored. Not to be confused with anything ever described before in print. This miracle was awarded "a special orchid for an original twist in magazine paper tearing" from The Sphinx magician's magazine.
Use a current magazine from any newsstand. (Preferably larger than digest size, so that the entire audience can see it.)
Explicitly printed instructions with illustrations and many suggestions for variations - including... $24 The World's Most Ingenious Magical ApparatusDerek Lever
This is a fascinating compilation of apparatus magic explained in text and photos.
Excerpt from the foreword:
'The World's Most Ingenious Magical Apparatus' was the title of a Lecture which I have presented all over the world including the famous 'Magic Castle' in Hollywood. Many of the items in this book were used in the Lecture but I have added some recently acquired items which have never before seen the light of day.
- Foreword
- Corinda's Dictionary Memory Feat
- Claude Chandler's Window Penetration
- J. F. Orrin's Match-Box Trick
- The Veroni House Of Magic Presents Gene Morrell's Miniature Illusion
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Poker is today the most popular game played for money. In the past draw poker was the most popular form. Today Texas Hold'em and strip poker seem to be the favorites. And the places you can play a game of poker are limitless, from the Las Vegas card rooms, to online poker, video poker, and the friendly game at your friend or party, to countless poker tournaments at various places. Winners of the World Series of Poker become instant celebrities and best selling authors. A good number of players have become pro poker players, sometimes banding together as teams, and are making a living playing the various tournaments. The information we are providing to you will help you become a much better... ★★★★★ $8 The Modern ConjurerCharles Lang Neil This is my favorite magic book. The reason for this is that it was a groundbreaking book at the time it appeared and its contents is excellent. It was the first magic book that had photos instead of drawings or engravings throughout. And the contents is fantastic. It is one of the few books with a large chapter on chapeaugraphy. Add to this great chapters on shadowgraphy, plate spinning and paper folding. A large part is devoted to card magic, magic with coins, balls, and handkerchiefs, and much much more. If I would have to select one book this would be it. It is a book not many people know about. But you... ★★★★★ $15 New InspirationsPeter Duffie Twenty-one card tricks from the inventive Scotsman.
1st edition, 2000.
BACKLOG: You spread the deck with the faces upwards and invite a spectator to select any card - free choice. This is left face up on the table. You give him the deck and he now spells the name of his card - first the suit, then the value. This produces two random cards. The values of these cards are added - they might be a 3 and a 10 = 13. When the spectator turns his card over it has the number 13 boldly written on the back!
THE DETECTIVE: A spectator selects a card from a packet. Using the name of the famous fictitious... ... the original creator of the Lucky Luke cowboy character, a wrangler and seasoned dude and buddy to artists like E. William Gollings, the famous painter of the American West, and Joe De Yong, the only apprentice to the great cowboy artist, Charles M. Russell.
"Mike (meaning Arthur Dailey) is one of the toughest advertising managers I have ever known or worked with - and I've known some dandies. And that's one big reason, believe it or not, why I like Mike."
- Leo Burnett on the occasion of Arthur Dailey's retirement from Santa Fe Railroads, November 27th, 1963.
Arthur Dailey was at “home on the range.” Born in Omaha, Nebraska, he spent nearly sixty years (1912-1972) returning... ★★★★★ $9 Mental Magic with CardsJean Hugard ... how it may be done by using many of the well-established principles of card conjuring: By forcing a spectator to think of a given card; by using a "key card"; by marking a card with a pin or finger-nail; by employing a prearranged pack, with either partial or complete "set-up"; by calling into one's service such devices as the "one-way deck," the "forcing deck," the "marked-back deck"; and by utilizing a bit of carbon paper, a small mirror, and other "fakes" with which most magicians are familiar. He also explains the use of "talking" and "silent" codes which enable the performer to transmit... ★★★★★ $9.99 Train Your Brain and EntertainScott Cram ... believes that using your memory should be fun as well as functional, he has also included some fun demonstrations you can perform with your improved memory:
- Blindfolded Knight's Tour
- Memorizing 400 Digits of Pi (see the 400-Digit Pi Challenge section)
- Calendar Memory - Being able to give the day of the week for any date (handy for meetings and appointments!)
- Memorizing playing cards, including an entire stack.
Preferences and a manual are included, and you can get help for the techniques and the interface in every section.
Also included are some special bonuses to help you take... ★★★★★ $25 Staging ItBob Cassidy There is no argument about the dilemma faced by many newcomers to mentalism. Are mental effects best presented as natural phenomena of the mind, or as examples of rare paranormal or supernatural abilities?
Most of today's mentalists use the "mental skill" as opposed to the "psychic gift" approach,... $15 Side EffectsBob Cassidy One of the inherent difficulties in presenting effective mentalism is that it generally lacks the element of surprise. The performer states that he will read a thought and proceeds to do so. He says he will predict tomorrow’s headlines and he does. Many would-be mentalists infallibly demonstrate so many different alleged mental powers that the element of believability is lacking as well.
By applying the "Side Effects" principle, the element of surprise is returned to the art and variety is introduced into a performance without sacrificing believability. Bob's good friend Ross Johnson, one... ★★★★★ $10 Devious DatesPeter Duffie Use any pocket diary. Completely self-working. No reset.
Effect: To begin, you hand a spectator your diary for examination - you point out that each day in the diary has the name of a playing card entered against it. This he can verify as he studies the diary, before putting it in his pocket. (Note: it doesn't need to be playing cards - you can fill the diary with anything you desire - people's names, phone numbers, words, symbols, etc.)
Next you bring out six blank business cards. You write something on one of the cards, without showing it to the audience. This card is left on the table... $10 The 9th British Close Up Magic SymposiumMark Leveridge This is the ebook released to coincide with the 9th Symposium which took place in April 2005 at Bath University and it features the magic of those taking part on the day. Here is a breakdown of the contents:
- David Stone offers two items. One is an elegant version of the broken and restored cigarette. The other is a thought provoking article on how to make coin magic more accessible. (No Smoking 1 & 2; A Few Reasons)
- Brian Glover explains his variation on the classic 'Reset' card routine. (Reset Revisited)
- Richard Sanders gives the lowdown on a very simple yet strong effect in which a spectator...
★★★★★ $5 The Adventures of Ajeeb - The Wonderful Chess Automatonunknown ... his face set in serious calculation. Yet he was fated to join his illustrious predecessors in defeat.
Much has been said and written regarding the modus operandi of Ajeeb. A journalist of 1854 blandly informs his readers that Maezel's chess-player (this was the name by which Ajeeb was known at one stage of its career) was destroyed in a Philadelphia fire. This is not true. Here are the facts of Ajeeb's ownership:
Ajeeb's inventor, Baron M. de Kempelen, a nobleman of Pressburg, Hungary, after many years spent perfecting his invention, amazed Europe with its introduction in 1769, exhibiting...  ... loved magic competition because he believed the work involved in preparing for them made him a better magician. He was highly involved with the local SAM and IBM magic clubs and served as president and held various other board positions during his many years of active involvement in the clubs. At one time he acted as the Society of American Magicians special appointed liaison with the International Brotherhood of Magicians.
L.C. was not only a fine performer but a talented craftsman, before his involvement in magic he was an accomplished painter, designed and made jewelry, and carved wooden statues. He used those skills and others to build some of the finest magic props through his company... $4 The Magic Wand Volume 6 (Sep 1915 - Aug 1916)George Johnson Numbers 61-72
200 pages
- Vol. 6, No. 1, September, 1915 [20 pages]
- Miss Marguerite De Lara - biography
- Our Monthly Chat - little bits of news
- How to Make an Expanding Die
- Order of the Magi - club news
- Northern Magical Society - club news
- Reviews
- The Magician - August 1915 magazine
- The Sphinx - July 1915 magazine
- Magical Bulletin - magazine
- The Magic Circular - September 1915 magazine
- The Mahatma Circular - August 1915 magazine
- The Magi - September 1915 magazine
- New Pillory Release - Stanley Norton - effect
- The Mahatma Circle of Magicians - club news
- Notes on the...
$4 The Magic Wand Volume 21 (1932)George Johnson Numbers 153-156
253 pages
- Vol. 21, Number 153 March-May, 1932 [52 numbered & 8 unnumbered covers and advertising pages]
- Quarterly Notes - by the editor
- Twenty-One
- Fire Kings
- Variety from the U.S.A.
- The Gentle Art of Disparagement
- Hartz Mysteries
- A Week of Magic - report
- The Maskelyne Memorial Fund - auction of "Erdnase - His Book" by Mr. Graham Adams
- The Bead on the String - Vincent Dalban
- A Novel Wand Effect - T. Westwood Bradley
- Again the Spelling Bee - S. H. Sharpe
- Crystalogy - Wilf. Huggins
- Off Goes His - Nothing - J. F. Orrin
- The Rainbow Sticks - Tom Sellers
- Wicked Willie and Naughty Nancy - Will Blyth
...
$4 The Magic Wand Volume 34 (1945)George Johnson Numbers 205-208
184 pages
- Vol. 34, Number 205 March-May, 1945 [38 numbered & 6 unnumbered covers and advertising pages]
- Quarterly Notes - by the editor
- The Book Famine
- A Tale of Woe
- Visible Magic
- H. G. Sparks - obituary (due to enemy action)
- Up, Lift - J. F. Orrin
- The Pairing Knots - Milbourne Christopher
- Cataleptic Calico - Leslie R. King
- A Drum Tube Effect - Leslie Brown
- The Exposer - Dr. H. J. Tattersall
- Deduction - Stanley Davis
- A Magic Wand Competition
- Nap Stack - Stanley Davis
- The Roundabout - article by Claude Chandler
- The Super Ultra Sympathetic Packs - Len J. Sewell
- One Teaspoonful in Water Four Times a...
$20 Pasteboard AdventuresDavid Gemmell A collection of routines from David Gemmell's working repertoir. Difficulty varies from effect to effect and is in the reach of most magician.
From the introduction by Jon Racherbaumer:
A few years ago Eugene Burger introduced a useful phrase to Cardopia—one that partially describes what passionate card guys do on a regular basis: to overly indulge themselves in the "antics of the pasteboards." Antics is the apt word because it evokes other defining words: playful, fantastic, theatrical, whimsical…
Those who memorialize their personal "antics" realize the nature of their acts. They take notes.... $10 Easy DiaryBarry Ray As the title suggests, a simple diary trick. A spectator names any date in the year and you hand them a diary. As they look up their date in your diary you produce the very card that is written alongside their chosen date! And at the basic level, you don't even have to know what the card is! It can... ★★★★★ $9.98 Light and EasyNefesch In this manuscript you will learn two effects, one of them is Nefesch's CAN effect in which he makes a volunteer loose his weight. They can feel it, they can feel themselves becoming lighter and lighter till they weigh less than a feather. You can prove to the audience that your spectator has indeed lost his weight. As a hypnotherapist this routine has been Nefesch's bussiness card to his customers who want to take hypnotherapy sessions to loose some weight. In adition Nefesch is including an almost impromptu newspaper test, and a way to combine both effects to mark your reputation as a mentalist,... ★★★★★ $10 currently
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Ted Lesley's Working Performer's Marked Deck (refill)Ted Lesley ... (which makes application a bit tougher but also results in longer lasting markings), and the selection of characters, numbers and symbols is tailored to marking cards. With over the counter transfers you will need to buy several sheets to get the same number of necessary symbols you get here with one sheet, the markings will be more noticeable because they are not as small as the ones provided here, and the adhesive is not as strong and will rub off much faster. If you want the original exactly as Ted Lesley designed it, then our rub-on transfers are the right product to get. On top of this... Displaying 1033 to 1056 (of 1648 products)
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