Jean Hugard & Frederick Braue – The Invisible Pass

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This groundbreaking book is dedicated exclusively to the Invisible Pass, featuring a stunning layout with both photographs and illustrations that detail every phase of this intricate sleight. It offers a comprehensive and in-depth analysis of the move, which is known for its complexity. While many resources only skim the surface of teaching shifts or passes, this book thoroughly explores the Invisible Pass, leaving no questions unanswered.

In a letter dated November 5, 1944, Fred Braue first discussed his “Invisible Pass” with Paul Fleming, stating: “…I mentioned earlier a special interest in the ‘pass.’ Jean and I are creating another booklet, this time focused on the Invisible Pass, where illustrations will replace text. This experiment aims to document a new pass that is exceptionally effective. I’ve been using it for many years, keeping it to myself until now. A few months ago, Charlie Miller was so intrigued by the move (he couldn’t see the pass despite my repeated demonstrations) that I shared some of the techniques with him…” More insights from this letter are available in our ebook version of this remarkable work. [Special thanks to Jan Janson for contributing this letter.]

1st Edition, 1946, Hugard and Braue, New York and California; 29 pages.