Behold! ‘Gibecière’ Winter 2010 unveils secrets by Stephen Minch & magic history! Gardner, Kalush, & Matsuyama amaze! Download now for a mesmerizing experience!
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Gibecière by Stephen Minch – Vol 5 No 1 (Winter 2010, Instant Download)
Magic enthusiasts, your moment has arrived! Thanks to the dedicated efforts of our esteemed editor Stephen Minch, the Winter 2010 issue of Gibecière is now hot off the press and ready for download. This edition is a treasure trove of magical history and insights, designed to captivate and educate.
In this issue, dive into a fascinating article by the legendary Martin Gardner, who explores the history of a specialized spelling effect with cards. William Kalush also contributes with an in-depth article on the general history of the speller, complete with a facsimile reproduction of Dr. Elliott’s handwritten manuscript on the 3 card speller.
We’re proud to continue our exploration of Japanese magic with another insightful piece by Mitsunobu Matsuyama. Rounding out this rich edition is a translation of a rare 19th century French pamphlet by Antoine Castelli, entitled Amusemens physiques, offering a unique glimpse into past magical practices.
- Exclusive article by Martin Gardner on card spelling effects
- William Kalush’s detailed history of the speller with rare manuscript
- Mitsunobu Matsuyama’s insights into Japanese magic
- Translation of a unique 19th century French pamphlet by Antoine Castelli
Whether you’re a seasoned magician or a curious novice, this issue of Gibecière is a must-have to add depth and knowledge to your magical repertoire. Download now and step into the rich history of magic!
Magic lovers rejoice! Due to the great efforts of our editor Stephen Minch the Winter 2010 issue of Gibecière is now off the press and available for purchase. This issue of the journal is robust and includes a fascinating article by Martin Gardner on the history of a specialized spelling effect with cards. Also included is an article by William Kalush on the general history of the speller which includes a facsimile reproduction of Dr. Elliott’s handwritten manuscript on the 3 card speller. Once again we are privileged to include another glimpse at the history of Japanese magic by Mitsunobu Matsuyama. After all that we still found room to include a translation of a newly discovered and possibly unique 19th century French pamphlet by Antoine Castelli entitled Amusemens physiques.
