In Robert E. Neale's world, playing cards appear, vanish, turn over, multiply, change and identify themselves to the magician, all in very mysterious ways. But if that were all they did, this book would be little different from hundreds of

This book has Re-Write, Additions, Decisions, Revisions, Upgrading and Updatings for and of Reputation-Makers Rim Shots and Afterthoughts by Harry Lorayne. Including lots of new ideas, thoughts, and concepts. Pages 451 - Hardbound with dust jacket.

There's a reason for the success of any Harry Lorayne book. In the magic world, Harry Lorayne is considered to be the best writer/teacher of, entertainer with, playing cards. Mr. Lorayne's exalted reputation began with Close-Up

There's a reason for the success of any Harry Lorayne book. In the magic world, Harry Lorayne is considered to be the best writer/teacher of, entertainer with, playing cards. Mr. Lorayne's exalted reputation began with Close-Up

BECAUSE THERE ARE NO MORE ORIGIANL LORAYNE BOOKS TO RE-WRITE, THIS IS IT! Additions, Revisions, Upgrading, and Updating for and of the Doug Edwards Packs a Wallop, The Himber Wallet Book, Mathematical Wizardry

Louis Falanga's Lake Tahoe Card Magic contains 17 excellent, audience tested routines, many of them complete with original patter and presentation. As a special bonus, there are 5 routines by Larry Jennings,

Original Aces material, including the Fair Deal Aces, a new approach with no fake cards, Paging the Aces (the moves of which magicians won't follow), and Four by Twelve Aces, a card trick in the Vernon tradition. This book is for card men who enjoy cleve

The long awaited second volume! The legendary cardician of this century, Edward Marlo, provided magicians with more card miracles and miraculous techniques than any teacher in this century. His mind-expanding contributions to The New Tops Magazine for o

The Magic of Ascanio offers you, in four volumes, the complete work of the Maestro who changed the direction of magic in Spain and influenced many successful performers. Learn all about the legacy of a true master of our art: his

Arturo de Ascanio y Navaz (1926-1997), is regarded as the father of Spanish card magic. A lawyer by trade and an amateur magician, he devoted a good part of his life to magic and was one of the founders of the