Volume 11 of Ed Marlo's classic series, Revolutionary Card Technique. Most fabulous, imaginative and practical methods developed with this popular sleight. 130 illustrations, 60 pages.

The Nullifactor is a series of card effects compiled by Stewart James that are based on a single diablolical principle: the Henry J. Christ Force. Although written many years ago it is not very well known among

Is it possible? One card move that easily allows you to do a key, a force, a false cut, a steal, a switch, and an updated version of the Glide? One simple sleight when you need a locator, an angle-proof palm, a lapping

Finally a practical and discerning handbook for all lovers of card magic wishing to read about, learn, and master the pass of the most legendary card sleights. Gary Ouellet has analyzed the pass in all its forms and brings you the result of years of stud

The classic Rub-a-Dub Card Vanish was invented by Charlie Miller, and it is a move attempted by many but mastered by few. Glenn Morphew not only does the move better than nearly every magician on the scene, but he has a radical

Ramon Rioboo has a reputation as an innovator of card tricks capable of fooling and entertaining the most knowledgeable audiences, whether magicians or the public. His methods defy the common expectations of mathematically based

A Manuscript on the Art of Second Dealing. In this 57-page booklet Simon Lovell teaches one of the most enigmatic of all card sleights-the second deal. One of the usual problems with learning the deal is finding more than just a skimpy description to st

Volumes 8, 9, & 10 of Ed Marlo's classic series, Revolutionary Card Technique. This is a big book on this subject, covering all aspects of false dealing. Spiral bound for easy study.

Here is a deceptive, all-purpose false shuffle that every cardman will be able to do. Marlo's detailed steps of instruction bring this revolutionary technique into sharp focus and also gives you some very magical effects using it. Students of card magic

Volume 4 of Ed Marlo's classic series, Revolutionary Card Technique. One hundred illustrations explain 36 possibilities and variations. A great analysis of the sleight.