Witness the secrets of illusion! “Sleight of Hand” by Edwin Sachs unveils classic magic. Master cards, coins, & more with 57 illustrations. A magician’s must-have PDF!
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Master the Art of Magic with Sleight of Hand by Edwin Sachs
Discover the timeless secrets of magic with Edwin Sachs’ Sleight of Hand, a legendary guide that has enchanted magicians for over a century. This comprehensive PDF edition, adorned with 57 exquisite illustrations, is your passport to mastering both stage and close-up magic. From card tricks to coin illusions, from silk maneuvers to the classic cups and balls, this book is your ultimate companion in the magical arts.
Why Choose Sleight of Hand?
- All-Time Classic: Celebrated by legends like Harry Kellar and David Devant, this book is revered as the finest in its genre.
- Comprehensive Coverage: Learn not just tricks but also the essential techniques, presentation skills, and the psychology of performance.
- Versatile Learning: Whether you’re an amateur dabbling in parlor tricks or a professional aiming for the stage, this book caters to all levels.
What’s Inside?
Dive into detailed chapters that cover everything from the basics of palming to advanced tricks with cards, coins, and even live animals! The Second Edition features expanded content, ensuring that you have the most complete and updated guide to magic at your fingertips.
“I beg to say that it is far and away the very best work of its kind ever published.” – Harry Kellar
“My den contains a large collection of books on magic, but none has a cover so worn as ‘Sleight of Hand’ by Edwin Sachs.” – David Devant
Perfect for Every Magician
Whether you’re just starting out or looking to refine your skills, Sleight of Hand offers profound insights and practical knowledge that will enhance your performance and captivate your audience. Don’t miss the chance to own this standard textbook on magic—your journey into the world of enchantment begins here.
2nd edition, 1885, L. Upcott Gill, London; reprint, 1980, Dover Publications, New York; 399 pages.
Sleight of Hand by Edwin Sachs
This is an all time classic with 57 beautiful illustrations. It is one of the most complete books written on magic, because it teaches both stage and close-up magic (cards, coins, silks, cups and balls, etc.), technique, presentation, and all the peripheral skills necessary for great conjuring.
“I beg to say that it is far and away the very best work of its kind ever published” – Harry Kellar
“My den contains a large collection of books on magic, but none has a cover so worn as ‘Sleight of Hand’ by Edwin Sachs.” – David Devant
The official byline read: The standard texbook on how to become a magician. Sleight-of-hand feats and tricks with apparatus for amateur and professional conjurers, and for both parlor and stage performance.
2nd edition, 1885, L. Upcott Gill, London; reprint, 1980, Dover Publications, New York; 399 pages.
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