Revered Spanish magician Robert Mansilla has translated and re-published his critically-acclaimed book "Naypes" in English. A masterful treatise in parlor card magic, this remarkable text offers a perfect blend of routines and

A collection of playing card magic routines by Mentzer including Memory Jogger, The "Bordello" False Cut, Marked Cards PLus and One Way Cards among many others. 59 pages--comb bound.

The first ever DVD/book by Mathieu Bich! Get all 10 tricks of the project "Newsletter Tricks" in one volume, as well as 5 new and never-before-published bonus effects and 2 hidden bonuses! You'll blow away both

The card tricks that Lorenzo Cobo and I created together are some of my favorite pieces of magic ever. Period. These routines were built out of a deepening understanding of the art of magic shared by two people on the brink of

Contains 47 blockbuster impromptu card tricks including the Paul Gordon Diary Trick, Twister and Easy Ace Estimation. , 160 pages. This is the original hardbound edition--out of print and generally no longer available.

Aldini's greatest card effects are now offered in one complete volume. Not the rough-and-smooth effects for which the author is known, but great miracles with straight cards--plus a bonus section of one dozen effects based on The

This book gathers together a part of my history with magic, in particular with card magic. Inside you will find a selection of what I consider to be some of the best and most personal material I have developed; in

All the tricks in this book are based on a single theme--the colors of the cards! Included are Off Color Elevator, Rosinis Aces Off Color, Off Color Three Card Monte and many more!

In the tradition of Eugene Burger, Robert E. Neale, Ariel Frailich and others, here is a collection of card tricks that will entertain your spectators as much by the magic as by the interesting presentations

An impossible effect! The deck can be borrowed, the chosen card can be signed, the deck can be examined, and your job is already done before the trick officially starts. All you have to do is guide the spectator through the routine verbally