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The book in your hands nowRevealsSome of David Blaines most closely guarded SECRETS. Such asWHO IS HE?WHERE DID HE COME FROM?HOW DOES HE DO IT?The reader will alsoLEARN a multitude of inside SECRETS with which he or she too can mystify anyone.THE MYSTERIOUS MR. BLAINEFOR THE FIRST TIME IN RECORDED HISTORYWILL READ YOUR THOUGHTS THROUGH THE WRITTENWORDA latter-day Houdini. The New York TimesThe hottest name in magic. USA TodayHIS SECRETS WILL BECOME YOURS
This second volume contains a wealth of new materialeffective and subtle card effectsdesigned to entertain and fool spectators. Much of the material in this volume, as in Volume 1, was developed from ideas recorded in a series of 21 notebooks.
Effects of all types are included here. There are over 100 tricks in categories such as
Never pay for a drink again! The Pool Hustler's Handbook is the ultimate bar bet book with 128 color pages and over 100 diagrams. This collection of the fifty best billiard brainteasers is designed to make you appear to be a knowledgeable and skilled pool player. It also teaches you how not to get hustled. Non-Buyers Beware!
RATED: easy-magic
REDIVIDER, a book containing 24 tricks and routines with cards, including mental feats, a devilish repeat Do-as-I-Do, a detective mystery, a lesson in sexual politics, a Poker demonstration with an historical surprise finish, and moreall based on one fascinating principle.
RATED: medium-magic
Clearly worded instructions, 251 step-by-step illustrations show novices and veterans how to:
And much more. No special dexterity needed; no long hours of practice.
61 great tricks!
Learn all the secrets of folds and knots essential to this type of magic.
509 illustrations.
Clear instructions for 101 tricks and problems, many based on important math principles. Calculations have been concealed; tricks are carefully streamlined for quick understanding and flawless performance.
80 easy-to-perform paper miracles!
Essential tricks for amateur and professional alike. 367 illustrations.
97 mystifying tricks done with ordinary objects that can be borrowed from the audience. Tricks with dice, rubber bands, eggs, safety pins, pens and pencils and more! 185 illustrations.
Steve Says: FULL OF TREASURES! Just the Automatic Lie Speller is worth the price of this book.
Nick Trost is well known for his simple, easy-to-do brand of card magic. He uses subtle moves and principles rather than difficult sleight of hand to produce entertaining card effects.
This book contains 122 of his best tricks, plus variations of these effects by fellow magicians. Among the tricks included are such gems as Double Pinochle with an Elevator Finish, Matched Picture Cards, Eighteen-Card Poker and Blind-Sight.
A few of the areas covered - Coincidences, Court Cards, The Four Aces, Gambling Tricks, Revealments, Special Decks, Packet Tricks, ESP Cards.
Hardcover, 6 x 9, full-color dust jacket. 336 pages.
67 sure-fire mental feats to delight and mystify 73 illustrations.
70 of the best rope tricks ever devised using overhand knots, slip knots and square knots. 423 illustrations and clear, easy-to-follow directions make performing these startling feats foolproof.
This book teaches easy and not-so-easy close-up tricks using cards, coins, and other small objects.
To maintain a consistent structure, each trick begins with a brief description and a construction matrix, identifying the Effect, Device, Preparation and Props needed.
A card is selected, signed, and returned to the deck. In a split second, the magician spreads the deck and states he has found the card. But, it is not. After three failed attempts, the wrong selections turn into the right one. It is a very simple entertaining routine that even a child can perform.
A card is touched, shown, and placed very fairly back into the middle of the deck. With a snap of the fingers, it is now on top of the deck. This control is also taught visually on the LOSING CONTROL CD-Rom.
The spectator cuts four packets trying to find the four aces. The attempt fails but the magician takes the four cards and slaps them onto the deck. Magically, they change into the four aces. This routine takes advantage of a great Edward Marlo move that is rarely used.
Two cards are thought of from the fanned deck. Under impossible conditions, the magician divines both of the thought of selections. This will fool your audience terribly. You will be pleased with how easy this is.
One of the greatest full deck separations where the spectator separates the pack with ONE shuffle. This routine uses the technique Pulp Friction and you must have the Pulp Friction booklet in order to understand it. This routine is a SILENT KILLER!! This routine is Lee's favorite of all time!!
A deck of cards is shown and all of the faces and backs appear to have been drawn by little children. Magically the "drawn" cards turn in to real playing cards. A spectator memorizes one card and the magician is able to read their minds and reveal the chosen card!
Daryl's own unique contribution to the "Wild Card" effect.
This electrifying classic of magic can now be performed with no sleight of hand! Wild and crazy designs are magically "printed" on previously blank cards - includes mirror images, smudged cards and fallen pips to name a few! Very easy to do and everything can be examined! Includes an instructional DVD with performance by Daryl - The Magician's Magician.
The Svengali deck is one of the most versatile magic card decks available. There are more that a hundred different tricks available at your fingertips with this amazing pack.
The magician shows two nickels, a dime and a penny. ($ .21) The magician places each coin in his hand, closes his hand and removes one coin One of the nickels. When the magician opens his hand the audience is astonished to see that all of the other coins have vanished!
The magician displays an American Half Dollar, a British Penny and a Chinese emperor coin. The two foreign coins are placed in the magicians one hand while the American coin is held in the other hand. The magician simply closes his hands and, when he opens them, the two foreign coins have changed places with the American coin! Not impressed yet? Ok...The magician does this amazing feat again. And then again! At the end, the audience can examine everything!
