Sold as a matching 2 volume set in protective slip case. The first volume is "Mike Caveney Wonders."

Origina American edition was titled "Illusion Secrets - 15 Great Illusions"

Original American Edition was called "Night Club Illusions and Illusionettes"

From the Foreword, by Derek Lever:

This compilation of Jack Hughes material is a limited edition which has been specially published to be released at the 2012 FISM Convention in Blackpool, England.

“The Jack Hughes World of Magic” Volume One was published in 1981 by Taurus Magic Supply and was sold out within 12 months.

“The Jack Hughes World of Magic” Volume Two was published in 1992 and sold out within 9 months.

“The Jack Hughes World of Magic” Volume Three was published in 1999 and has also sold out completely.

from the MAGICPEDIA:

Oudini was the stage name of an escape artist, obviously a Houdini imitator, during the early 1900s in the Boston area. He wrote a book called The Great Mysteries in 1909 in which he exposed some escapes and included many photos and press clippings of his performances. On the reverse side of the title page with the copyright date are the names "by Frank J. Rowan and E. T. Stewart".

Some thought that Robert Doidge might have been "Oudini" because he had at one time so many copies available to sell.

Stan Kramien has toured one of the countries largest and most successful Illusion Shows for many years. Magicapades, Magicazam, the Mad World of Magic, and now Shazam! After playing thousands of dates he has written a primer of success in the Illusion Show Business.

Stan's ebook takes you through his life story where he sets the stage for his life as an illusionist. For the first time anywhere Stan divulges patter for many of the illusions.

Kramien's patter for the levitation alone is worth more than the cost of the ebook.

The Illusionist Notebook is a collection of 15 new magic illusions, with diagrams and sketches on building each. The diagrams and sketches are conceptual and are not detailed plans or blueprints you can take to a craftsman to work from. There are no dimensions except the occasional rough size. Look at the drawings shown on the cover to the right. This will give you an idea about the type of drawings you will find in this ebook.

Also included is a complete guide on producing and vanishing someone, with 22 methods, each one using a different fundamental principle.

Inspired by the magic performances of Chung Ling Soo, in 1905 he began to perform as "Loo Sing." Collins went on to become a highly successful society conjurer. His greatest claim to fame may be as a collector of rare and antique magic books. Collins invented many magic effects, largely based on mechanical and hydraulic principles. In particular, Stanley Collins' conjuring with cards is acknowledged to have been well ahead of his time. His "Collins' Aces" routine is still being performed by some today. He is credited with inventing the Jumping Rubber Band in 1911.
JayandLefty

A gigantic two volume set that covers just about every illusion known to man. 107 illusions to be exact (including the thin model sawing). One volume is the explanations of the effects, the other is complete shop plans (that you can really build from). It works out to less than 50 cents per set of plans. A real bargain. Hardbound.

Full diagrams and explanations for three effects which have become popular features in the programs of professional magicians: Modern Art, the amazing new “cutting in half” illusion, Shadow Theatre, a lady who seems to become a two-dimensional shadow, and Hospitality, an new approach to the classic effect, in which six different drinks are poured from an unprepared paper milk carton. A spiral bound book with fold-out diagrams, full dimensions and notes on presentation. 8 1/2 by 11 inches.

Manufacturer's Description:
If you're searching for brand-new illusion concepts, look no further than Rand Woodbury's Illusionworks series of books. Volume two features eleven never-before-seen illusions, including Pandora's Box, Mirror Image and Squelcher explained with the aid of understandable explanations, computerized illustrations and construction dimensions.

If you're searching for brand-new illusion concepts, look no further than Rand Woodbury's Illusionworks series of books. Volume One features fifty-three illusions, including Torturtina, Shadow Dancer, and Body Transformer explained with the aid of understandable explanations, computerized illustrations and construction dimensions.

Excerpt from the Introduction:

Volume 2 of a two volume set. Page numbers and chapter headings pick up from where volume 1 leaves off.

Volume 1 of a two volume set.