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Elliott’s Last Legacy by James William Elliott
Discover the Magic of James William Elliott
James William Elliott, a renowned magician, left behind a treasure trove of magical secrets in his final work, Elliott’s Last Legacy. This PDF edition brings you closer to the genius of Elliott, whose card effects were considered the best of their kind. Despite his untimely death, which left some tricks unexplained, this book remains a cornerstone in the world of magic.
Compiled by Burgess and the legendary Houdini, this collection includes never-before-published material, offering fresh insights into Elliott’s innovative techniques. Whether you’re a seasoned magician or a curious enthusiast, this book is a must-have for your collection.
What’s Inside?
- Introduction by Houdini: Gain insights from one of the greatest magicians of all time.
- Foreword and Personal Reflections: Learn about Elliott’s personality and legacy through contributions from Clinton Burgess and Dr. Ezra Lee Buckey.
- Magical Effects: Explore a variety of tricks, from card manipulations to innovative ball and bottle effects.
1st edition, 1923, Adams; reprint, 1980, Coles, Canada; 324 pages.
Table of Contents
- Introduction by Houdini
- Foreword
- Personality by Clinton Burgess
- Eulogium by Dr. Ezra Lee Buckey
- A Disciple of Versatility by Houdini
- Magical Effects: Ball, Bottle, Box, Candy, Card, and more
PLEASE NOTE: This item is a digital download, Gimmick not included
James William Elliott – Elliott’s Last Legacy
Elliott was a very popular magician. Particularly some of his card effects were considered best of its kind. Nobody knew the secrets to some of Elliott’s tricks. People waited impatiently for the release of this book. But it was met with some disappointment that not all of Elliott’s tricks were described. We do not know which tricks these critics mean. The reason might well be that Elliott died before he could finish his book. Burgess and Houdini had to collect Elliott’s notes and fill in some of the missing explanations. However, Elliott and Houdini believed that all the material in this book was new and has never before been published.
1st edition, 1923, Adams; reprint, 1980, Coles, Canada; 324 pages.
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PLEASE NOTE: This item is a digital download ,Gimmick not included