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This is a work mostly of card magic, but not exclusively so. It has some photos and some illustrations by Sid Lorraine. From the introduction by H. Adrian Smith:
Having been one of the first to read the present material, and having seen most of it presented by the authors, I can assure the reader that he is in for a treat. However, if he simply glances through the book, he may be justified when he believes that he has not received his money’s worth. This is one book that must be read with care, for it must be borne in mind that both authors are masters in the art of minute detail, and if one does not absorb the details as set down herein, he is going to miss most of the effect of the mysteries, and certainly most of the subtle artistry they possess.
1st edition 1937, 75 pages; PDF 66 pages.word count: 26696 which is equivalent to 106 standard pages of text
Publisher: Abbott Magic