Albo 01 – The Oriental Magic of The Bambergs by Robert J. Albo, Eric C. Lewis, David Bamberg
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Personal Magic (Vol. 1) by Eric C. Lewis
_EF They were the work of passion, these three volumes, and they were beautiful. They revealed the finest of magic sifted from a lifetime of experience. They were unique. Typewritten by the recipient of the A.M.A. Literary Fellowship and author of over 26 books of magic. Filled with hand drawn watercolor artwork and illustrations, and …
Martin’s Miracles by Eric C. Lewis
_EF Martin’s Miracles has been one of our most consistent sellers for fifteen years and the reason for that is simple: Cardiographic. On Page 67, Martin Lewis describes an effect wherein a deck of cards is drawn on a large sketch pad and a drawing of a selected card rises up out of this cartoon. …
The Crowning Miracles by Eric C. Lewis
_EF The third and final volume of the Miracles Trilogy. At last, the Grand Finale to one of magic’s greatest literary achievements. Eric Lewis, the author of 17 books on magic, two-time Magic Castle Stage Magician of the Year, inventor and builder of museum quality apparatus, illustrator, and master story-teller, has just completed what has …
A Continuation of Miracles by Eric C. Lewis
_EF The second volume of the Miracles Trilogy. More fabulous magic meticulously described and illustrated. Included are Eric’s personal routines for such classics as the Linking Rings, Cups and Balls, Sympathetic Silks, and Multiplying Billiard Balls. You will also find dozens of original effects suitable for the children’s performer, mentalist, cabaret, and close-up worker-plus pages …
A Choice of Miracles by Eric C. Lewis
_EF The first volume in the Miracles Trilogy. Any time someone sets down in print their life’s work, it deserves your attention. When that person has spent some 60 years performing, writing, inventing and thinking magic, you can be sure it will be no ordinary book. Eric Lewis is just such a person, and there …
Open Sesame by Eric C. Lewis, Wilfred Tyler
_EF Open Sesame has been considered one of the most important references on the subject of children’s magic ever written. This book covers subjects such as suspense, comedy, the importance of stories, repetition, as well as the basic principles of entertaining for children. Also covered are lots of bits of business and gags for children …
Albo 01 – The Oriental Magic of The Bambergs by Robert J. Albo, Eric C. Lewis, David Bamberg
The first of the Dr. Albo Books #583 of 1000 copies issued. _EF There are 11 books in this series which all adorn red hard bound covers and clear plastic mylar jackets (except for volume 8 which was a binder supplement). These books all feature a color section which shows the beautiful magic apparatus, posters, …
Review by Andy Martin for Peacock Phantasy (Peacock Fantasy) by Jack Hughes, Eric Lewis
5 out of 5 This wonderful and colorful effect was invented by Eric Lewis as Peacock Fantasy and was inspired by an effect written by Larsen and Wright called “How the Finch Got Her Colors” in a 1928 booklet called the L.W. Mysteries for Children. You can read full details of the original Lewis version …
Review by Andy Martin for BLS Vanishing & Reappearing Block (1 of 2) by Michael Baker, Eric Lewis, Len Sewell
5 out of 5 This is one of the earliest pieces created by Michael Baker. It was built after Bob Tysl contacted Michael to build a vanish created by Eric Lewis that was featured in Albo 04 – Further Classic Magic With Apparatus by Robert J. Albo. Five years later he went on to make …