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Unexpected Card Book by Ed Marlo
Ed Marlo created so much magic that at the peak of his career, he struggled to have it all published. So, on the advice of David Solomon, he printed and produced small amounts of his own manuscripts, which quietly circulated among serious card magicians. Decades later, these "private manuscripts" have become some of the most sought-after and influe..
Knot Unexpected by Jim Steinmeyer & Vortex Magic
Vortex Magic präsentiert KNOT UNEXPECTED von Jim SteinmeyerJim Steinmeyer gilt als einer der kreativsten Denker der Zauberkunst, und Knot Unexpected zeigt eindrucksvoll, warum das so ist. Nachdem Doug Henning in seiner Fernsehsendung den "wandernden Knoten" vorführte, wandte er sich an Jim, um eine praktischere Methode für seine Tournee zu entwicke..
No Ordinary Magic A Memoir (Unexpected Travels with the Great Cellini) by Eileen McFalls - Book
At twenty-five, I embarked on an unconventional journeyHi, I'm Eileen McFalls. This memoir is about my adventures street performing with Jim Cellini, beginning when we first met in 1980 on Jackson Square in New Orleans. After meeting this charismatic street performer, I stepped into his world of magic without hesitation. But I was still in search o..
Sobriety Test - Entertaining & Unexpected Wine Bottle Production by Jonathan Royle, Barrie Richardson & Patrick Page Mixed Media DOWNLOAD
This is the exact routine that Royle used when opening for famous comedian and film star Lee Evans at Manchesters Buzz Club and indeed he also performed it around the world to thunderous applause on many occasions, as will you when you have learned this truly real world commercial routine. Things start by you reciting the alphabet backwards in a m..
Unexpected Upjog by Doc Docherty video DOWNLOAD
The Unexpected Upjog is a mechanical method for producing one to several cards from a table spread. It happens instantaneously and automatically and is a surprising way to produce either a selection or the four Aces. The concept has no doubt been around for decades, but as far as we know, no sure-fire technique has ever been published... until now...

