The Gordon Diary by Paul Gordon

This effect was first published in the Card Magic of Paul Gordon by Paul Gordon, 1996. Here is the Ad Copy: _EF he Gordon Diary is simply the best handling of this popular magic effect: A spectator names any date in the year. The performer uses his deck, or a borrowed deck and shuffles it, …

Semi-Automatic Card Tricks (Vol. 2) by Steve Beam

_EF In volume two of Steve Beam’s Semi-Automatic Card Tricks you will find almost seventy professional card tricks and routines. These are not your typical self-working card tricks. Clever principles and devious subtleties have supplanted sleight of hand. Unlike many self-working card tricks, these do not appear to be self-working to the audience. The latest …

Smoke and Mirrors by John Bannon

_EF Author of the best selling book Impossibilia, John Bannon presents 31 amazing and entertaining tricks using cards and coins in Smoke and Mirrors. The tricks are presented in a very practical and easy-to-follow fashion, giving the reader everything necessary to perform the tricks with perfection. A 164-page hardcover book, Smoke and Mirrors is wonderfully …

Subtle Card Creations (Vol. 1) by Nick Trost

_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 …

the collected almanac by Richard Kaufman

_EF Richard’s Almanac was acclaimed as one of the finest newsletters ever devoted to close-up magic. Its publication from 1982 to 1987 was a highlight in the history of close-up magic periodicals. And now, all four hundred pages of the original newsletter, containing tricks from the greatest close-up magicians of our time, have been reprinted …

Interlude II by Johnson Products

_EF The audience sees a simple plastic poker chip with a brightly colored center. Your hands are otherwise empty. Suddenly, a series of incredible color changes takes place. The poker chip is continually shown front and back and the hands are clearly shown after each change. For a finish, the chip is suddenly replaced by …

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