Unmask the mystery of Erdnase! David Ben reveals the true author behind “Expert at the Card Table.” Download now & delve into magic history! Limited edition.
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Erdnase Unmasked by David Ben (Instant Download)
For over a century, the true identity of the author behind The Expert at the Card Table has remained one of the greatest unsolved mysteries in the world of magic. Now, Erdnase Unmasked by David Ben brings this enigma to light, offering a groundbreaking exploration into the life and legacy of E. S. Andrews, the man believed to be the mastermind behind this seminal work.
What’s Inside?
- Richard Hatch’s Findings: Dive into the research of the world’s leading authority on Erdnase, uncovering the evidence that points to E. S. Andrews as the author.
- David Ben’s Profile: A detailed analysis of the author’s identity, drawn from the content of The Expert at the Card Table.
- Hurt McDermott’s Analysis: Discover why this iconic book was published anonymously and in Chicago.
- Jason England’s Insights: Explore the published variants and related products, as explained by a world-renowned authority on advantage play.
- Martin Gardner’s Reprint: A classic article from Magicol, offering historical context and additional perspectives.
Why Choose This Edition?
This limited edition publication, designed by Michael Albright, is a meticulously curated collection of articles from Magicol, the journal of magic history and collectibles. With only 500 copies available, this softbound book (5.5″ x 8.5″) is a must-have for magic enthusiasts, historians, and collectors alike.
Note: This is a digital download. No physical gimmicks are included.
Erdnase Unmasked by David Ben
For over a hundred years, the identity of the author of Artifice, Ruse and Subterfuge at the Card Table, known colloquially as The Expert at the Card Table, has perplexed practitioners of magic and historians alike. For many, it is the last great, unresolved mystery of twentieth century magic. That is, until now.
Magicana is pleased to publish the findings of Richard Hatch, the world’s pre-eminent authority on the subject, along with sleight-of-hand artist David Ben’s profile of the author drawn from the content of the book. Together, they make a compelling case that one man – E. S. Andrews – was the author of this seminal text.
This publication also contains Hurt McDermott’s illuminating analysis of why The Expert at the Card Table, and books of its ilk, was published anonymously, and in Chicago. Jason England, a world-renowned authority on advantage play, provides a detailed description of the published variants and ancillary products.
This publication, designed by Michael Albright, is a composite of articles culled from the pages of Magicol, The journal of magic history and collectibles. It also includes a reprint of Martin Gardner’s article, “Editions of Erdnase”, that first appeared in Magicol, (Vol. 2, No. 1, August 1951), a private publication reserved for members of the Magic Collectors Association.
Pages: 84 – Softbound – 5.5″ x 8.5″ (14cm x 21.5cm) Limited Edition – 500 copies.
PLEASE NOTE: This item is a digital download ,Gimmick not included
