Sleight of Hand by Edwin Sachs
This timeless classic features 57 stunning illustrations and is regarded as one of the most comprehensive guides on magic. It covers both stage and close-up magic techniques, including cards, coins, silks, and cups and balls, along with essential presentation skills for aspiring conjurers.
“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 states: The definitive textbook for aspiring magicians, featuring sleight-of-hand techniques and tricks suitable for both amateur and professional performers in parlor and stage settings.
2nd edition, 1885, L. Upcott Gill, London; reprint, 1980, Dover Publications, New York; 399 pages.
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