Gardner, Martin - Encyclopedia of Impromptu Magic

Product Description The most comprehensive collection of close-up magic tricks using ordinary objects calling for no special apparatus, gimmicks or advanced preparation. From tricks with apples and bottle caps to tooth picks and whisk brooms, this collection offers concise and practical instructions for a wide range of fascinating magic. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title. About the Author Martin Gardner, long-time columnist for "Scientific American" magazine and author of numerous books, is considered one of the premiere magic instructors of his time

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FreddyFroggy1 (2014-09-21)

Thank you for a very interesting, and as I have discovered fairly rare book. Especially pages 171, 308 and 309 which are missing! Still 99% of an excellent book is very good.
This is a an image-only file and the scans are good enough for OCR. The figures are clear too.