Prepare to be amazed! Uncover the secrets of Early Vernon by Dai Vernon & Faucett Ross. This ebook unveils updated classics & never-before-seen Vernon magic. Get ready to witness the impossible!”
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Early Vernon by Dai Vernon & Faucett Ross
Step into the world of magic with Early Vernon, a captivating ebook that brings the legendary Dai Vernon’s original works to life. This digital treasure includes the Twenty Dollar Manuscript, the Three Dollar Manuscript, and ten new Vernon variations, all meticulously illustrated by Vernon himself and edited by Faucett Ross. Dive into the nostalgic photos that chronicle the life of this great magician.
What’s Inside?
- Three Faces Of Vernon
- How It Began
- The Manuscript Story
- The Prospectus
- The Twenty Dollar Manuscript
- Vernon Five Card Mental Force
- Vernon Miracle Card Location
- Club Version
- Vernon Super Count Down
- Vernon Super Card Prediction
- Vernon Poker Demonstration
- Vernon Automatic Second Deal
- Slow Motion Card Vanish
- The Vernon Card Puzzle
- The Vernon Four Aces
- The Vernon Card Divination
- Five Close-Up Problems
- Follow The Leader
- Another You Do As I Do
- Novel Card Transposition
- Perfect Coin Vanish
- Short Change With Long Green
- New Vernon Variations
- Five Card Mental Selection
- Another Smear
- New Super Countdown
- Puzzling Demonstration
- Edgewise
- Improved Card Puzzle
- New Divination
- A Peek
- Vernon Poker Routine
How It Began
Readers of the original Vernon Twenty Dollar Manuscript often wondered about the identity of F.W.R. and his role in Dai Vernon’s magic. Faucett W. Ross, a dedicated collaborator, played a crucial role in bringing Vernon’s tricks to paper. Their partnership was so seamless that it’s hard to distinguish where Vernon’s ideas ended and Ross’s began. This ebook includes a rare photo of Faucett W. Ross, allowing you to know the man behind the magic.
Through the efforts of Ross and Vernon, the Twenty Dollar Manuscript and its follow-up, the Three Dollar Manuscript, have been revived and revised for modern magicians. This valuable resource, once thought lost, is now available in a fully authorized digital edition.
Originally published in 1962, this 72-page manuscript has been meticulously digitized in 2019, now spanning 58 pages with a word count of 19,012, equivalent to 76 standard pages of text.
The Professor brought up-to-date in this ebook of the original Twenty Dollar Manuscript, Three Dollar Manuscript, and ten new Vernon variations. Illustrated by Vernon, edited by Faucet Ross, with nostalgic photos of the great man’s life.
- Three Faces Of Vernon
- How It Began
- The Manuscript Story
- The Prospectus
- The Twenty Dollar Manuscript
- Vernon Five Card Mental Force
- Vernon Miracle Card Location
- Club Version
- Vernon Super Count Down
- Vernon Super Card Prediction
- Vernon Poker Demonstration
- Vernon Automatic Second Deal
- Slow Motion Card Vanish
- The Vernon Card Puzzle
- The Vernon Four Aces
- The Vernon Card Divination
- Five Close-Up Problems
- Follow The Leader
- Another You Do As I Do
- Novel Card Transposition
- Perfect Coin Vanish
- Short Change With Long Green
- New Vernon Variations
- Five Card Mental Selection
- Another Smear
- New Super Countdown
- Puzzling Demonstration
- Edgewise
- Improved Card Puzzle
- New Divination
- A Peek
- Vernon Poker Routine
HOW IT BEGAN
Readers of the original Vernon Twenty Dollar Manuscript probably wondered who F.W.R. was and what he looked like. The identity of Faucett W. Ross has slowly come to light, as no subsequent book of Dai’s has been published without credit lines to this ever willing helper. It would be impossible to say, in any trick, here or elsewhere, where Dai left off and Faucett began, so closely does their thinking in things magical coincide.
In the first two manuscripts, definitely it was F.W.R.’s guiding hand that led trick to paper and paper to delighted magic reader. We have included a picture of Faucett W. Ross so that you may know the man as well as his in magic.
Thru Ross, and thru Vernon, over a long period of years, we sought to revive the $20.00 manuscript and its follow-up, the $3.00 manuscript. They believed as we did, that this valuable property should not be lost to magicians, and should be put out again in fully authorized and revised form.
Vernon is a thousand miles from Chicago and from Ross, and Ross is in turn five hundred miles from Chicago. This geographical triangle kept the deed in abeyance for years, but finally, at the Frances Marshall Thirtieth Anniversary Party in October, 1961, all parties concerned were together in one house, and all in a most mellow and nostalgic mood. It was the moment, and the moment was grasped. The material was turned over to Jay Marshall, with revisions, additions, suggestions, and blessings.
1st edition 1962, 72 page; 1st digital edition 2019, 58 pages.
word count: 19012 which is equivalent to 76 standard pages of text
