Ireland’s Year Book 1963-64 by Laurie Ireland unveils astounding magic! Card tricks, illusions, and mysteries await. Discover secrets within! ✨

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Laurie Ireland – Ireland’s Year Book 1963 – 64

Step back in time with Laurie Ireland’s Ireland’s Year Book 1963 – 64, a captivating collection of magical insights and performances. This first edition, originally published in 1965, spans 80 pages (PDF 92 pages) and is a treasure trove for magic enthusiasts and collectors alike.

Highlights of the Book

• Albert Goshman – Discover the genius behind card and bill magic.
• Impromptu Eye Surgery – A unique and intriguing magic trick.
• A Rose By Any Other Name— – Explore the beauty of floral magic.
• Mystery Magazine Book Test – A classic test of magical knowledge.
• The Golf Balls & Hat – A delightful combination of sports and magic.
• Liquid Production – Master the art of producing liquids magically.
• Magic With Trading Stamps – Innovative magic using everyday items.
• Safety Magic – Tricks that ensure safety and wonder.
• The Four Fours – A mathematical marvel in magic.
• Yeager’s New Ones – Fresh and exciting magical techniques.
• Sucker Knife Finale – A thrilling conclusion to any magic show.
• Faro: The Game With A Past – Dive into the history of this classic game.
• Our Profile: Bob Arno – Get to know the legendary magician.
• The Zombie By John – A spooky and mesmerizing trick.
• Other Magicians… – Insights into the lives of other magicians.
• Preface – An introduction to the magical journey.
• The Anna Eva Fay Act – A historical magical performance.
• Kirk Stiles’ Magic Coloring Book – Fun and interactive magic for all ages.
• New Wrinkles For Torn Cards – Innovative card magic techniques.
• Miki’s Methods – Learn from the master himself.
• The Fun Bottle – A simple yet effective magic trick.
• Our Cover – A glimpse into the book’s visual appeal.

This book is not just a collection of tricks; it’s a journey through the golden age of magic. Whether you’re a seasoned magician or a curious beginner, Ireland’s Year Book 1963 – 64 offers something for everyone.