This book contains 101 tricks that can be done using a normal deck in association with gimmicked cards such as double face, double backs, blank face, blank backs etc. Loads of fun for a small price.

Impromptu, over the table, card effects by this famous author. No difficult sleights. Includes Improved Topsy Turvy Deck, Face to Face Fantasy, Double Climax Speller, Never Miss Stop Trick, Eye Pop Routine, Do as I Do, Vanishing and Re-Appearing Card, T

A best seller for years! This booklet is the perfect primer for budding card magicians. Since its first printing in 1976, hundreds of thousands of copies have been sold--and keep selling, year after year. A new full-color cover has brought this classic

These are all laugh getters, great ideas for zany card effects you will use to pep up your more serious routines. Easy to do, impromptu, and very effective. Devised by U.F. Grant, an expert at this sort of thing. In printed booklet form.

84 Card tricks that you can learn. Explains the general principles of sleight of hand using card tricks and ordinary playing cards. Booklet is an excellent resource and a reprint of Hugh Morris's 1936 booklet. An introduction to card magic that has sto

Over 190 mind-boggling feats, newly revised and updated, including "Long-Distance Mind-Reading," "Satan’s Touch," and many more. Over 200 illustrations.

31 mystifying tricks which can be performed at a moments notice with any ordinary deck of cards. No sleight-of-hand required. Simple to learn, but bewildering to the audience. Spend an hour or two reading this 32-page book and demonstrate the card mira

Make a chosen card appear from the midst of the deck, use spelling tricks to have someone from the audience find it for you. Perform tricks over the phone. No special talent or equipment.

30 mind-boggling maneuvers--arranged in order of difficulty--finding cards, mind-reading feats, many more. Diagrams, instructions for preparing and manipulating the deck.

Early in the 20th century, the venerable British magician Ellis Stanyon set himself the formidable task of recording "every trick yet published in any book or magical magazine." He called this compendium A Dictionary of Magical Effects, and published it