_EF This is the Third Volume in the Library of Magic on Cups and Balls by Magic City. Within its pages you will find knowledge on how to perform quality routines and performances using the Cups and Balls. Softcover, 31 pages. Contents: Chapter 1 – BASIC INFORMATION The Basic Moves Production Loads Chapter 2 – …
_EF This is the Second Volume in the Library of Magic on Linking Rings by Magic City. Within its pages you will find knowledge on how to perform quality routines and performances using Linking Rings. Softcover, 32 pages. Contents: Chapter 1 – THE BASICS History Selections Designs: Stirrup Hourglass Swing Butterfly Another Hourglass The World …
_EF Leo Behnke teaches his knowledge on how to perform quality Rope Magic routines and performances. Learn easy to do rope tricks, knots and ties. Includes over 25 illustrations on how to perform these miracles. Softcover, 36 pages. Contents: Chapter 1 – THE BASICS The Right Rope Care of the Rope Knots Chapter 2 – …
_EF For decades people have been begging for, and have repeatedly asked me, “Where is the Charlie Miller book?” Where indeed ? It’s been under your nose for 40 years, in the pages of “Magicana” where Charlie published an enormous amount of his own repertoire. Not just stuff he noodled together the night before, but …
_EF In 1982 Burton Sperber published Miracles of My Friends in a limited numbered edition. Hailed as a classic anthology of mentalism, it has long been out of print. Sadly, many of Sperber’s friends from that volume are no longer with us. Fortunately, he keeps making new friends, and Miracles of My Friends II is …
The Ultimate Thayer is a co-production of Robert Albo, M.D. and Philip Schwartz. This beautifully designed hard bound book in 2 volumes and 10 DVDs showing the Thayer equipment in action is beyond anything that has ever been offered to the magic fraternity. Anyone who has lived through those Thayer years now has a complete …
_EF As Ken’s Baking Company flourished and took him on travels around the country, Ken found he needed a new area of relaxation and diversion from the daily grind of business. While on a trip to Chicago in the 1970’s, he happened upon a Magic Collectors meeting. This was a gathering of magic historians and …
_EF Design & Composition by Andrew Pinard. In 1990 Jim Sisti began “The Magic Menu”, a magazine geared for the restaurant and bar performer. Each issue included tips, stories, product reviews, and effects all oriented toward restaurant, bar, and strolling magic. This type of magic must pack small, easily reset, and often play for family …
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