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C. Lang Neil \u2013 After Dinner Sleights and Pocket Tricks<\/strong><\/p>\n

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1st Edition 1914 | Original -119 pages | PDF \u2013 84 pages<\/p>\n

Charles Lang Neil was an author\uff0c amateur magician\uff0c literary agent and publisher. His wife was a student of Charles Bertram. This early 1900’s book is packed with upwards of 100 photographs and illustrations demonstrating various acts and arts of conjuring and legerdemain by the likes of T. Nelson Downs\uff0c H. De Manche\uff0c Charles Bertram\uff0c George Stillwell\uff0c Chas. O. Williams\uff0c and Mdlle. Patrice (C. Lang Neil’s wife). Neil was the first author to use photographs in his magic books to convey body language and hand movements.<\/p>\n

Table of Contents (hyperlinked to text):<\/p>\n

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11. THE PRINCIPLES OF NATURAL MAGIC<\/p>\n

13. MANNER AND GESTURE<\/p>\n

14. THE CONJURER’S CLOTHES<\/p>\n

15. THE WAND<\/p>\n

16. THE TABLE<\/p>\n

17. TO PALM A COIN<\/p>\n

18. THE BACK AND FRONT PALM<\/p>\n

24. TO CHANGE A COIN<\/p>\n

26. COIN AND GLASS TRICK<\/p>\n

27. A COIN WRAPPED IN PAPER DISAPPEARS<\/p>\n

29. TO PASS TEN COINS HELD IN LEFT HAND INTO A GLASS HELD IN RIGHT HAND AT ARM’S LENGTH<\/p>\n

32. THE AERIAL MINT<\/p>\n

34. PRODUCTION OF HANDKERCHIEFS<\/p>\n

37. TO PRODUCE A NUMBER OF REAL HEN’S EGGS FROM A HANDKERCHIEF<\/p>\n

39. THE HANDKERCHIEFS AND SOUP PLATE<\/p>\n

42. WONDERFUL TORN AND RESTORED PAPER<\/p>\n

43. THE MYSTERIOUSLY-JOINED HANDKERCHIEFS<\/p>\n

47. THE CHANGING HANDKERCHIEFS<\/p>\n

50. A RING PASSED ON TO STICK OR WAND WHILST BOTH ENDS ARE HELD BY SPECTATOR<\/p>\n

51. THE TAMBOURINE TRICK<\/p>\n

54. THE CUPS AND BALLS<\/p>\n

54. \u2013 METHOD OF PALMING THE BALL<\/p>\n

55. \u2013 TO HOLD THE BALL WHILST CONVEYING UNDER CUPS<\/p>\n

59. THE BILLIARD-BALL TRICK<\/p>\n

63. \u2013 A SUBTLE VANISH OF TWO BILLIARD BALLS<\/p>\n

COIN TRICKS REQUIRING LITTLE OR NO APPARATUS<\/p>\n

65. To spin a Coin upon the Floor or Table and tell blindfold whether it falls Head or Tail upwards<\/p>\n

65. The Multiplication of Money<\/p>\n

66. The Mysterious Addition<\/p>\n

66. To place a Marked Florin and a Penny in two separate Handkerchiefs and make them change places at command<\/p>\n

67. After wrapping Four Florins securely in a Handkerchief\uff0c to cause them to vanish\uff0c and be afterwards found in the possession of the person holding the Handkerchief<\/p>\n

68. To pass a Marked Coin into either of Two Oranges<\/p>\n

TRICKS WITH A HANDKERCHIEF<\/p>\n

70. The Vanishing Knots<\/p>\n

70. The Transformed Handkerchief<\/p>\n

72. The Miraculous Handkerchief<\/p>\n

72. A Borrowed Handkerchief Cut-up\uff0c Burnt\uff0c and finally found in a Candle<\/p>\n

73. Colour-changing Handkerchiefs<\/p>\n

73. The Magic Laundry<\/p>\n

74. The Shower of Sweets from a Borrowed Handkerchief<\/p>\n

TRICKS WITH CUPS AND BALLS<\/p>\n

76. Various Sleights used in Tricks with Cups and Balls<\/p>\n

FOUR VERY SIMPLE TRICKS<\/p>\n

79. The Climbing Ring<\/p>\n

79. To Indicate on the Dial of a Watch the Hour secretly thought of by One of the Audience<\/p>\n

79. The Japanese Ball<\/p>\n

80. The Obedient Orange<\/p>\n

PLEASE NOTE: This item is a digital download ,Gimmick not included<\/p>\n

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