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Amateur magicians will love to amaze family and friends with the time-honed secrets found in these fun-to-follow guides. Most tricks only require the most basic household items.
Recommendations... Easy Magic Tricks
by Joseph Leeming
Using only common household items — handkerchiefs, string, playing cards, coins, thimbles — the 127 magic acts in this fully illustrated guide will help young novices amaze family and friends.
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by Joseph Leeming
Requiring only minimal skill, these 250 tricks use common props such as cards, handkerchiefs, and coins. Additional stunts include parlor tricks, mind reading, string tricks, and other illusions.
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Products in Magic for Beginners and Children | | |  | 101 Easy-to-Do Magic Tricks
by Bill Tarr
Illustrations, simple instructions for performing over 100 tricks, including The Inexhaustible Hat, The Chinese Rings, Steel Through Steel, Fingers That See, much more.
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| |  | Card Tricks for Beginners
by Wilfrid Jonson
Excellent guidebook, with illustrations and easy-to-follow directions, provides the novice with fundamentals for successfully mastering The False Shuffle, The Corner Crimp, and 48 other impressive techniques. No special dexterity required. 13 diagrams.
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| | Easy Magic Tricks
by Joseph Leeming
Using only common household items — handkerchiefs, string, playing cards, coins, thimbles — the 127 magic acts in this fully illustrated guide will help young novices amaze family and friends.
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|  | Easy-to-Do Card Tricks for Children
by Karl Fulves
Thirty mind-boggling maneuvers — arranged in order of difficulty — finding cards, mind-reading feats, many more. Diagrams, instructions for preparing and manipulating deck.
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|  | Easy-to-Do Magic Tricks for Children
by Karl Fulves
Step-by-step instructions and clear diagrams show how to perform 18 mystifying maneuvers, using only common objects. Strength Test, Untangled, Elastic Lock, Mystic Spinner, Rollaway, Heavyset, The Great Escape, 11 more.
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|  | Magic Tricks and Card Tricks
by Wilfrid Jonson
Two books, bound together in a single volume, ground novices in fundamentals and lead them to mastery of 80 different tricks involving cards, coins, matches, and other articles. 89 illustrations.
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| | Magic for Everybody
by Joseph Leeming
Requiring only minimal skill, these 250 tricks use common props such as cards, handkerchiefs, and coins. Additional stunts include parlor tricks, mind reading, string tricks, and other illusions.
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| |  | Presto! Magic for the Beginner
by George Schindler
Thirteen entertaining chapters and more than 100 illustrations show how to make objects disappear, conjure something from nothing, levitate, and perform other illusions. Learn to master close-up, club and parlor, and stage magic.
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WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD–Small parts. Not for children under 3 years.