Search Results: Titles starting with M from Second Deal Books

1990, 12 pages w/ illustrations. Yellow wrappers. Near fine. Out of print.

Card to Shoe, Bill Vanishin' Cigarette, A Real Stand-Up Card Routine (Carlyle Homing Card), The Professor Wakes Up (Professor's Nightmare rope routine), King Burton's Drin (Drink production), Fork You in the Eyes. Message from Lance Burton.

Card, coin, and close-up from the top minds in magic. Out of print. DJ wrapped in mylar protector.

8 page article on Welles' magic performances, including the Mercury Wonder Show. Several close up tricks explained, including effects by Steinmeyer, Martin Gardner, Hartman, Larry Jennings, etc. Likely 5,000 or less printed. Out of print for over twenty years

Cover story. 6 pg article on Ricky Jay by Jim Steinmeyer. Also features Bob Farmer article on Deland's Two Card Monte. Likely 5,000 or less printed. Near fine.

Signed & inscribed by EDDIE FECHTER. Uncommon. Out of print. Dark grey cloth, 148 pgs.

Signed and inscribed by Ricky Jay to Parker (Parker Swann). Soft cover. Out of print. Uncommon. Fine. 48 pgs. Checklist and examination of conjuring books.

Soft cover. Out of print. Near fine. Uncommon. Fine. 48 pgs. Checklist and examination of conjuring books by Ricky Jay.

Card magic. Out of print. Excellent version of The Open Prediction.

Milo & Roger were one of the greatest comedy magic acts of the twentieth century. Two boys from poor families, Arthur Brandon and Roger Coker, growing up in Ohio, discovered a shared passion - magic - which would lead them from midwest America to Hollywood, Seattle, Japan, China, Thailand, Europe, New York, Las Vegas, Paris and dozens of other locations across the globe, where they performed for 46 years in some of the worst and most of the best places in the world! Arthur Brandon takes you through this oddest of odysseys, populated by a rich and quirky cast of characters, from the eccentrics of small-town America to the lunacy of Hollywood and its stars. As he and his partner Roger worked their way up the rungs of show-business success to become one of the most sought-after comedy magic acts in the world, Arthur chronicled their struggle, from near starvation and death to life among the famous, wealthy and privileged. One of the most entertaining autobiographies ever written! Hardbound, 432 pages.

Excellent book of card magic.