_EF This second complete volume contains a wealth of new material-effective and subtle card effects- designed 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 in this sequel. There are over …
_EF Nick Trost is well known for his simple, easy-to-do card magic. He uses subtle moves and principles rather than difficult sleight of hand to produce entertaining card effects. This volume contains some of his best card effects plus variations by his fellow magicians. Many of these card creations came from his series of notebooks …
5 out of 5 The Best Card Book EverThis is the best card book I own and my library exceeds 800 magic books. Most all the effects use sublety as opposed to sleight of hand. All the effects in the book are fantastic, I cannot find one I do not like.Click here for more information.
4 out of 5 Good material – However, not hard hitting…I originally purchased this book because it discusses many slieghts used in most card magic. I was also short on budget and couldn’t afford the entire "Card College (Volumes 1-5)" by Roberto Giobbi at the time of purchase. The routines contained within "The Card Magic …
Blind-Sight, which works entirely on the Gilbreath principle, was developed over a period of time. I came up with a new method for “mixing” the cards that I am quite pleased with. The “mix” appears so random that it is hard to conceive how the performer could know the location of any card. _EF Two …
From Nick Trost’s wonderful Card Magic of Nick Trost and (original title: Psychic!) ESP Session, 1965. _EF In this effect, the performer places six “sets” of ESP cards face down on the table and states that among the six, there is one “odd” set. Even though the spectator is given a free selection of a …
5 out of 5 This even amazes yourself when you perform it!Nick Trost really has created some incredible card effects – this is one of my favorites. Even when you practice it, it just looks so convincing! You show 8 or 10 cards – I found 10 a good number – and ask the spectator …
From Nick Trost’s wonderful Card Magic of Nick Trost. The idea for this effect was inspired after reading an ad for Bob Bell’s “Miracle Mates,” marketed by Micky Hades in 1963. The routine given here is that of Stewart Judah’s, and the idea for making the perfect set of half-cards comes from Paul Swinford. _EF …
From Nick Trost’s wonderful Card Magic of Nick Trost and Precursor X (January, 1986). This trick was inspired by Dai Vernon’s “Do as I Do,” which appeared in Hilliard’s Greater Magic (1938). _EF The performer hands a packet of red-backed cards to a spectator while he holds a packet of blue-backed cards. The spectator hands …
From Nick Trost’s wonderful Card Magic of Nick Trost and Precursor X (January, 1986). The inspiration for this effect came from a letter sent to Nick from Bill Miesel in which he described a trick that Father Paul Zipfel performed to win the close-up contest at the 1966 I.B.M. Convention in Indianapolis. _EF “Technicolor Change” …
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