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Foolproof Card Tricks for the Amateur Magician

Master the art of illusion with this collection of nearly 200 easy-to-learn card tricks. Card wizard Karl Fulves reveals the workings of some of his most successful card tricks—maneuvers that can be performed by beginners and experienced card magicians alike. These tricks create the illusion of magic, requiring neither great dexterity nor long hours of practice. The steps involved are easy to follow, and anyone with a little patience can learn them.
It's easy to develop a repertoire of tricks that will mystify and delight audiences of all kinds: Impromptu Card Tricks, Prepared Magic, Tests for ESP, Tricks with Aces, Games of Chance, and other tricks. Special areas of card magic and technique include chapters on two-deck card tricks; telepathy with cards; gambling secrets; shuffle setups; and the use of coins, telephones, and other props. Nearly 200 illustrations guide readers through every trick in the book.


Unabridged republication in one volume of New Self-Working Card Tricks (2001) and More Self-Working Card Tricks (1984), by Karl Fulves. learning;illusion;collection;card tricks;maneuvers;beginners;experienced magicians;illusion of magic;easy steps;guide book;how to;patience;impromptu card tricks;prepared magic;tests for esp;tricks with aces;games of chance;technique;two deck tricks;telepath;gambling;shuffle steps;coins;telephones;props;illustrations;puzzles;mystery;fantasy;magic;Magic; Close-up Magic; Card Tricks; Impromptu card tricks; Telapathy with cards
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Master the art of illusion with this collection of nearly 200 easy-to-learn card tricks. Card wizard Karl Fulves reveals the workings of some of his most successful card tricks—maneuvers that can be performed by beginners and experienced card magicians alike. These tricks create the illusion of magic, requiring neither great dexterity nor long hours of practice. The steps involved are easy to follow, and anyone with a little patience can learn them.
It's easy to develop a repertoire of tricks that will mystify and delight audiences of all kinds: Impromptu Card Tricks, Prepared Magic, Tests for ESP, Tricks with Aces, Games of Chance, and other tricks. Special areas of card magic and technique include chapters on two-deck card tricks; telepathy with cards; gambling secrets; shuffle setups; and the use of coins, telephones, and other props. Nearly 200 illustrations guide readers through every trick in the book.


Unabridged republication in one volume of New Self-Working Card Tricks (2001) and More Self-Working Card Tricks (1984), by Karl Fulves. learning;illusion;collection;card tricks;maneuvers;beginners;experienced magicians;illusion of magic;easy steps;guide book;how to;patience;impromptu card tricks;prepared magic;tests for esp;tricks with aces;games of chance;technique;two deck tricks;telepath;gambling;shuffle steps;coins;telephones;props;illustrations;puzzles;mystery;fantasy;magic;Magic; Close-up Magic; Card Tricks; Impromptu card tricks; Telapathy with cards
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