'Bits of Patter' 1915.
A rare and valuable
resource. This item alone is worth many times the disc's
purchase price!
A bound collection gathered from many famous magician acts detailing their complete
programmes of tricks and the 'patter' they used
while performing them.
Several different
rare magician publications are bound together in this invaluable
resource volume. Every Professional
or aspiring amateur magician should
have access to a copy.
This
item alone is not to
be missed! Total 658 Pages.
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Hocus Pocus
or The Whole Art of Legerdemain in Perfection 1795.
“Strange feats are herein taught by slight of
hand with which you may amuse yourself and friend,
the like in
print was never seen before and so you'll say when
once you've
read it o'er." 118 Pages.
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Hocus Pocus Junior The Anatomie of
Legerdemain 1635.
"or, the art of 'jugling' set forth
in his proper colours fully, plainly
and exactly so that an ignorant
person may thereby learn the full
perfection of the same after a
little practice.
Unto each trick is added the figure
where it is needful for
instruction." 80 pages overall.
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The Conjuror Unmasked 1790. The
illustration shown here has a caption that reads: -
"The professor of amusing
philosophy who having burned a card
taken at chance to ashes
throws the pack in the air at which he
fires a pistol and ye
card is found nailed to the wall." A practical
handbook of what to eat and how to cook
it.” 161 pages.
Physical
Amusements and
Diverting Experiments 1784.
“Composed and performed in different
capitals of Europe and in London by Signor
Giuseppe Pinetti de Wildalle, Knight of the
German Order of Merit of St Philip, Professor
of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy, Pensioned by the Court of Prussia,
patronised by all the Royal Family of France, aggregate of the Royal
Academy of Sciences and Belles Letres of Bordeau, etc.
83 Pages.
Die Naturliche Magic 1789.
Large
German text volume with 557 pages.
Dictionnaire Encyclopadique
des Amusemens des Sciences,
Mathematiques et Physiques
1792.
894
Pages.
The Humorous Magician Unmasked 1836.
114 Pages.
"a full explanation of the principal and most
interesting
performances of legerdemain."
Neue
Physikalische und Mathematische Belustigungen 1772.
695
pages.
Rational Recreations Vol.1 1783.
327
pages.
Rational Recreations Vol.2 1783.
346
pages.
Rational Recreations Vol.3 1783.
360
pages.
Rational Recreations Vol.4 1783.
422
pages.
La
Magie Blanche 1784. 166
pages.
Mathematical Recreations 1633.
342
pages.
"or a collection of 'sundrie
problemes' extracted out of the ancient
and moderne philosophers as secrets in nature."
Natural
Magic or Physical Amusements Revealed 1785.
58
pages. "The greatest pleasure we can enjoy after
having been amused
with Objects that excite our Curiosity is its Gratification."
The Jugglers Oracle or The
Whole Art of Legerdemain Laid Open 1820.
"Consisting of
all the newest and most surprising tricks and
experiments," 104
pages.
The
New Conjuror's Magazine and Magical Museum Vol.1
1806.
82
pages.
The Whole Art of Legerdeman or Hocus
Pocus Laid Open and
Explained 1830.
78 Pages. "With full instructions how to perform the
various
tricks on cards, dice, birds, eggs, rings etc. as
practised before their sublime majesties the Emperor
and
Empress of China."
Verschiedenes zum Unterricht und zur Unterhaltung
1791.
408
Pages.
Ventriloquism,
Jugglers Tricks and Legerdemain
Exposed 1834.
171 Pages.
FINALLY
a last minute Extra Free Bonus has
been included (making 22 books overall) purely for
lovers of antiquarian books from the Nineteenth
Century...
The Wonderful History of the Celebrated
Friar Bacon, 1829
on the
subject of "real"
magic performed by this gentleman.
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