Pagination picks up from where Part One left off.

From the introduction to Part One, by Karl Fulves:
Handkerchief magic can be divided into two categories. First are those tricks where the handkerchief plays a passive role, its use being to cover or conceal. The second category is the “pure” handkerchief trick where handkerchiefs are the major items of apparatus. Examples of both types of handkerchief magic can be found in this ms.

From the introduction by Karl Fulves:
Handkerchief magic can be divided into two categories. First are those tricks where the handkerchief plays a passive role, its use being to cover or conceal. The second category is the “pure” handkerchief trick where handkerchiefs are the major items of apparatus. Examples of both types of handkerchief magic can be found in this ms.

Collected writings from the The Jerx, online blog. The book is about half new material and half material from the website that has been updated and illustrated.

The mysterious author is only known as "Andy."

In his own words...
"My name is Andy.

I live in New York City.

This series originally appeared in Goodliffe's "Abra," in a column titled "Backsheesh by Ali Bongo." Note should be made of the chapter entitled "Second Thoughts," starting on page 60, for improvements or additions to tricks which appeared in the early part of the series.

Originally published in 1991. This is the second printing, and was offered exclusively to subscribers of "Magic Legacy," which is the final 25 issues of Magic Magazine prior to the retirement of Stan Allen.

Each issue comes with some of the props necessary to perform some of the items included in the journal.

Subscribers to The Lowdown will receive ten issues, each about 20 pages, plus ten supplements on a variety of subjects. All of the material in The Lowdown #1 was written up in 2013 and printed in 2015.

Supplements included with Issue #1 were:
- Errata No. 1
- Early Indications No. 1
- Folderol No. 1

The first of a series of three books. The other two volumes were titled "The First Addendum to Wonderful Routines of Magic," and "Wonderful Routines of Magic: The Second Addendum."

Notes From Bill Spooner:

Limited edition of 195 autographed copies

This book includes...
- The entire line of magical effects constructed by Clarence S. Miller
- Instruction sheets with illustrations
- Over 300 full-color photographs
- Illustrations, drawings, and schematics
- Behind the scene information about Clarence and his magic
- DVD with Clarence demonstrating the effects and his thoughts on magic
- Original business card from Clarence
- Bookplate autographed by Clarence and Donald

Todd Karr's long-awaited reprint of the Martin Gardner classic.

864 pages
40-page color section
Completely new layout
More than 1700 effects and stunts
1200 extra items compiled by Gardner
Over 2600 illustrations, including 900 explanatory drawings
Gardner’s notes and annotations
40 Gardner letters
Early Gardner magic booklets
Hundreds of vintage illustrations
Interviews with Martin Gardner
Essay on the history of impromptu magic
Spellbinding cover by the legendary STERANKO
New introduction by Gardner
Essays by Teller, John Fisher, and Mark Setteducati

Lecture notes produced for the 40th Anniversary Blue Ribbon Convention, sponsored by Ring 112 of The International Brotherhood of Magicians. Chattanooga, Tennessee, July 1968.

This work was also included in the hardbound book, A Joint Collection of Works by Tenkai Prize Winners, published in the same year.

All items are published in Japanese, followed by the English translations.

Manufacturer's Description:

Manufacturer's Description:

Close-up and parlour magic.
Lecture notes #3

Limited edition of 500 copies, signed and numbered by the author.

Typos, punctuation and capitalizations have been left in this table of contents as they appear in the book.

Counting on Deception is a collection of original magic designed to astonish your audience without having to rely on difficult sleight of hand. Many of the effects depend on subtle mathematical principles which operate invisibly in the background. You'll find magic with cards, coins, balls, salt, cups, predictions, crayons, an abacus, The Periodic Table and much more.