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An ebook with stunning routines using ordinary dice and a deck of cards. These effects are ALL DIFFERENT from the routines in Aldo's two DVD volumes produced by Meir Yedid and called Card and Dice Deceptions.

Contributors include: Howard Adams, Charles Brent, Aldo Colombini, Tom Daugherty, Karl Fulves, Thomas Henry, Stewart James, Lewis Jones, Stewart Judah, Marty Kane, Harry Lorayne, Max Maven, Norm Osborn and Robin Robertson. You will love these routines.

1st edition 2006; 54 pages.

Ten amazing routines using coins, dice, books, business cards, balls, paper clips…and no cards! Special guest appearance by Cameron Francis (who performs his two routines).

• A HAND AND THREE COINS (Aldo Colombini): The two in the hand one in the pocket classic theme performed with three different coins and with a logical climax!
• TEA FOR TWO (Ken Brooke): Two cups, a coin box and several coins. After some comedy by-play, the coins magically move from under one cup to the other!
• LINKLIP (Ken de Courcy): A small clip mysteriously links to a bigger one in your hand. Clean, clever method!
• CONSECUTIVELY...

• ... in rhyme.
• DIVIN-ACE-TION (Max Maven): An easy and strong way to produce the four Aces from a regular deck.
• KEN’S KLOCK (Ken de Courcy): A deck and an arrow (clock hand/paddle). A spectator chooses a card. That card appears on the clock hand and it is the only odd colored card in the deck.
• DICE IT UP (Aldo Colombini): Comedy with a deck of cards and four dice having math symbols on them.
• RIDER (Fantasio, performed by himself): A funny and unique comedy gag where the card box slides on the table as if it were….alive!

Easy to do magic tricks with everyday objects!

"I thought it was a joke. It isn’t! What unbelievable value for money. All the tricks are real easy to do, and for all ages. I cannot believe that Wolfgang is selling this E-Book for this price. Admittedly I took a chance when I bought it, really not expecting much. What a surprise. This is the best buy ever!”" - Brendan Trichardt

Easy to do with everyday items you can find around the home. Great for everyone, from children to business people. Tricks with coins, glasses, dice, eggs, paper clips, cards, rubber bands and bananas. Mind...

• ... two matching cards; all the other pairs do not match.
• FIVE-WAY COINCIDENCE: A spectator cuts a portion from the deck at random and when these cards are dealt the five Circles (or other symbols) appear.
• DIE-ABOLICAL PROPHECY: You place a prediction in view. A spectator, using three regular dice finds a symbol in the deck. It matches your prediction.
• ESP PREDICTION SUPREME: You place three cards on the table. Three numbers given by three spectators find three random cards. They match your three cards.
• OUIJA MIRACLE: Using two regular dice, a spectator finds two matching pairs from...

1. ... Edward Marlo (USA)
4. Gadabout Balls - Barry Govan
5. Blueprint In-Print - Ian Baxter reviews:
   • Nick Trost's "Expert Gambling Tricks with Cards, Part One"
   • Nick Trost's "Expert Gambling Tricks with Cards, Part Two"
   • Nick Trost's "Expert Gambling Tricks"
   • Nick Trost's "Gambling Tricks with Dice"
6. Coins Through the Table - Tom Gagnon (USA)

7. Volume 2, Number 2, August, 1975, 6 pages - no cover
7. The Blueroom - editorial comments
8. Automatic E.S.P. - Graham Etherington
9. Promises, Promises - Dan Tong (USA)
10. Blueprint In-Print - Barry Govan reviews:
    • Ian Baxter's "Ten On Deck" ...

An Australian sleight of hand monthly magazine
Barry Govan & Ian Baxter, editors; 52 pages in Volume 3

1. Volume 3, Number 1, July, 1976, 4 pages - cover has drawing of a monster with cards
1. The Blueroom - editorial comments
2. Coin Sandwich - Barry Govan
2. Blueprint In-Print - Ian Baxter reviews:
   • "The Complete Mike Rogers"
3. The Dice of Zohar - Tom Gagnon (USA)

5. Volume 3, Number 2, August, 1976, 4 pages - no cover
5. The Blueroom - editorial comments
6. The E.R. Thimble Routine - Errol Robinson, described by Murray Cooper
8. Blueprint In-Print - reviews:
   • James B. Alfredson...

1. Volume 6, Number 1, July, 1979, 4 pages
1. Impossible Coin to Pocket - Bob Chesbro
2. Blueprint In Print - Ian Baxter reviews:
   • Harry Lorayne's "Quantum Leaps"
3. Crooked Dice - continued
4. The Blueroom - editorial comments

5. Volume 6, Number 2, August, 1979, 4 pages
5. Hocus Focus - Barry Govan
6. Crooked Dice - continued
7. Blueprint In Print - reviews:
   • Gerard Majax's "Secrets of the Card Sharps"
   • Jerry Mentzer's "Card Cavalcade Finale"
8. The Blueroom - editorial comments

9. Volume 6, Number 3, September, 1979, 4 pages
9. Flip - Errol Robinson
10. Marlo Plus
11. Blueprint In Print - Murray Cooper...

THE DIE IS CAST
"Make the Spectator lose (or win) all the time"

The Performer gives a dice for examination. He borrows 6 beer mats (or business cards, or papers...). On one side of each beer mat he writes a number 1 to 6 and shuffles them. On one of them he writes "ONE PINT" (or "ONE MILLION EUROS" or whatever). He mixes again all the mats and aligns them, number side up, on the table....

IV. K.W.'s Tossed Out - A unique "Tossed Out Deck" routine without the use of playing cards. Easy to perform with a climax that will leave everyone standing!

V. The Dice Is Right - A powerful routine using a pair of dice. It evokes participation where the spectator uses their own hidden talents to bring success. A "feel good" effect allowing you to simply provide the punctuation.

VI. Cent-A-Mental - An unknown prediction is written using the back of your business...

CONTENTS:

• DOMINATING DICE (Paul Marcus): A spectator thinks of a number and the card that falls at that number is taken. Using three dice, the spectator finds the selected card.
• STUCK (Joe Riding): A close up comedy coin routine with a very entertaining climax.
• DIS-COLOR (Ravelle and Andrée): Two discs of different colors are placed inside two envelopes and they change places. Everything can be examined.
• S.P.E.L.L.I.T (Francis Haxton): A card is selected and lost. You reveal three cards but none of them is the chosen one. You use one of these three cards, to get to the selected one. ...

• ... It is the selected card.
• ROYAL REVEALMENT: You find a selected card and on the way, a Royal Flush in Spades.
• EIGHT-CARD SPELLER: A thought-of card in a packet of eight finds itself after three questions are asked and the answers spelled according to the spectator’s true or false answers.
• FOUR DICE AND TWO MATES: Using four dice and a deck of cards you make a prediction and, of course, it turns out to be right.
• DOUBLE CROSS: Four Jokers with ordinary backs are shown. Two by two, all the Jokers are now marked on their backs with big crosses on each corner.
• BLANK WILD CARD: A wild card...

"Magia contro Mentalismo" Duplice effetto in cui uno spettatore sceglie LIBERAMENTE un mazzo rosso o blu. PENSA LIBERAMENTE solo una carta .Le carte vengono mescolate e LO SPETTATORE compita il nome della carta scelta. L'ultima è proprio quella carta. L'altro mazzo viene preso il mentalista dice che solo sapendo la carta in anticipo , poteva posizionarla nella giusta posizione. LA carta viene compitata in questo mazzo l'ultima carta è quella solo PENSATA ! Un capolavoro !

"Il Dramma del telefono" Uno spettatore pensa LIBERAMENTE a un nome o soprannome di un amico di cui conosce il...

1. ...Card Detection
78. Matches In The Box
79. The Obliging Match
80. Magnetic Sugar
81. Changing Coin
82. The Spinning Egg
83. Mysterious Watch
84. Mystic Writing
85. Traveling Ring
86. Upright Egg
87. Upright Match
88. The Uncanny Ring
89. Mystic Flame
90. Color Cards
92. Tell-Tale Coin
93. Mystic Totals
94. Find The Slip
95. Whirling Cigar
96. Four Kings
97. The Dice And The Cup
98. The Balanced Glass
99. The Amazing Letter Discs
100. Colored Crayons
101. Head Up
102. In The Card Case
105. Cup And Coin
106. Shake Away Coins
107. Stand Up Match
108. The Magic Propeller
109. Moving The Glasses
110. Adhesive Match Box
111. The Mysterious Coins
112. Three Beads
113. Lighting A Match
114. Blue And Red
115. The Coin And The...

1. ... Four Ace Routine
59. Thumb Writer Telepathy
60. Double Back Card Force
60. Classified Advertisements

61. Hugard's Magic Monthly - Volume II, Number 3 - August 1944 - 6 pages
61. Three in One - Routine and Improvement - Paul Morris
62. Coin Magic
62. The Melting Coin
63. The Hindu Wands and Cords - R.M. Jamison
64. Dice Production and Tricks
64. A Diminishing Card - Phil J. Flad, Jr.
64. Foiling the Iron Grip - tip
65. The Heller Speller - A. Heller, The Cardboard Lover
65. Transmutation of Metal - A Profitable Experiment - Sgt. Harry Bernstein
66. The Balanced Deck
66. Classified Advertisements

67. Hugard's Magic Monthly...

1. ...
   • ...
   • Seen or Heard
   • Bits from Britain
   • Delage and Shirley
   • TV Topics
   • The Magazines
   • Congress Magique
   • P.C.A.M.
   • Jottings
   • The Thomas Plan
835. Wow! - Pvt. Richard Bruce
     • The Biddle Vanish
835. Schmidt Thumb Palm
836. Book Profiles - John J. Crimmins, Jr.
     • Diversions with Dice - Treborix
     • Recommended List of the Better Magic Books! - General Magic
836. Magicana - bits of wisdom
837. Milbourne Christopher's Column
     • Sponge Ball Routine
     • Two and One
     • One, Two, Three
     • Go
     • The Fourth
     • Climax
     • Variations
839. Farelli's London Letter - Victor Farelli
     • The...

Volume XX (September 1962 - August 1963), Blanca López, managing editor

96 pages

1. Hugard's Magic Monthly - Volume XX, Number 1 - September 1962 - 8 pages
1. Million Dollar Dice - Gus Southall
2. No Exchange Do As I Do - Peter Kane
2. Editorial Notes - Blanca Lopez
2. Betcha - No. 1 - Norman Houghton
2. Patter Lines - Cliff Green
3. Four Messages - Gerald Kosky
3. Lyle's Sat. Nite Special - Art Lyle
4. A Simple False Cut - Art Lyle
4. Patter Line - Cliff Green
5. Space Age Trickery - An Encore - Dr. Raymond Beebe
5. Trick Tip - Riffle Wrinkle - Art Lyle
5. What's Next - announcement
6. The Wizard's Variations...

• ... ROYALE: Four blue-backed Kings and four red-backed Queens are shuffled, but using your 'sensitive fingertips' you separate the cards sight unseen TWICE.
• THE POOR MAN'S ODD CARDS: A stunning color changing deck routine, with some fun in it, a routine with several climaxes and so easy to do.
• THE DICE DECIDER: Using four dice you reveal the four Aces.
• MARKED KARDS: One of the most devastating routines created by the late Nick. A blue-backed deck shown on both sides, changes to red-backed cards with big crosses. All the cards are seen at the end marked.
• POP-EYED POKER: Five cards are shown...

1. ...Genii - Volume 11, Number 11 - July 1947 - 32 pages
329. Cover - S.A.M. Convention Issue - Peter Godfrey
335. Facing the Facts - Bill Larsen
     • Hail Dai Vernon
     • Purile-ly Local
     • Downward--Like a Cow's Tail
     • Doc Wilson Was SO Right!
     • In the Sunset
335. Genii Awards 1046-1947
336. Gravatt's Glass Vanish - Glenn G. Gravatt
337. A Dozen Deceptions with Dice - Irving Joslyn
337. The Human Birthday - Jack Muir
338. Magical Ideas
     • Dice and Tea Cup - Schatzi White
     • The Invisible Handbag - George Nichols
     • The Multiplying Die Box - Irving Joslyn
     • Win, Place and Show - Fred Shields
     • A Sponge Ball Finale - Bascom Jones
     • Sands of the Desert - Geo. McAthey [sic] & Bill Larsen
     • The Rabbit Basket - Irving Joslyn
339. Dr. Chang Red Triangle Production...

• ...CARD PENETRATION AND CHANGE (Cy Endfield): One of the best impromptu card tricks ever. I have been doing this for 40 years. You will never stop doing it. Trust me.
• THE FOUR BLACKS (Stanley Jaks): Four cards blank on both sides are shown and two are selected and given to a spectator. The pips indicating a selected card appear between those two cards.
• SILK PENETRO (Hans Trixer): Simply: A ball penetrates a silk handkerchief.
• HOW MANY? (Gerald Kosky): Three dice: Two are placed in the hand and one in the pocket. When the hand is opened three dice roll out. This is repeated twice more. On the third occasion one die of a different color appears and it changes to a die which is blank without spots.
• THE NEVER MISSING LINK (Stewart James): A card is selected...

1. ...
   • ... Cards - Harry Stanley
   • Flat Black Paint - Roy Le Roy
   • Dragon's Breath - Arlene Mfg. Co.
   • Slate of Endor - Ed Mishell
   • Coppered - Richard Himber
   • Stab in the Pack - Richard Himber
   • Fogel's Top Secret
   • For the Holidays - magic set - Mingus Manufacturing
   • Hyda-Pentro - Ken Allen
   • Dice Divination - Lou Tannen
   • English Fanning Cards - Tannen
   • Royden's Bill to Cards
118. Chatter Across The Counter with the Magic Dealers' Association, Inc. - Ed. W. Dart
     • Idle Thoughts of an Idle Fellow
119. Letters
120. Without the Shuffle - Gene Gordon
122. Light from the Lamp - A Review of...

1. ... Ireland Marshall
28. The Magic Road To Tokyo - Part I - by Zell
    • Tokyo - Gateway to the Far East
    • Best Bet - Military Circuit
    • Something Different Needed
    • A Few Examples
    • Ready To Go?
30. Bagdad - News From All Over the World - WWL (Jr)
32. Tricks of the Trade - Ed Mishell
    • The Dice Stack - Charles "The Senator" Crandall
    • Grant's Presto Clock - U. F. Grant
    • roughing fluid - Tannen
    • The Caliph's Dream - Okito
    • Impossible Lit Cigarette Vanish - Okito
    • E-Z Wacky Penny - D. Robbins
    • Aldini's Coke Go
    • The Incredible Shrinking Pin - Berg's Magic Studio
    • Rubber...

1. ... the Trade - Ed Mishell
   • Know Your Dealers - C. Louis Ridenour (Lewis Zanto)
   • Blank Guns - Bob Little
   • Thumb Fun - Sid Lorraine
   • Phony Ringing Telephone - Tannen's
   • Card Van-O - Stan Lobenstern
   • Flight Four - Chanin's
   • New Giant E.S.P. Thought Projection - Burling Hull
   • Spooky Dice - Pat Page
   • Splendo - Warren Stephens
   • The Evanescent Ace - Guest Magic Service
   • De Luxe Finger Chopper - Tannen's
135. Magicians' Guild News - Marie Elena
136. Magic-European Style - Benjamin J. Kleinman

145. Genii - Volume 33, Number 4 - December 1968 - 40 pages
145. Cover - Merry Christmas
147. In This Issue - contents
151. The Genii Speaks...