Unlock the Secrets of Glasgow’s Magic with The Glasgow File

Step into the world of mystique with The Glasgow File by George McBride. This isn’t just a book; it’s a treasure trove of 40 enchanting magical effects, many unveiled for the very first time! Prepare to be captivated by secrets shared from Glasgow’s magical masters. Ready to own your piece of magic history?

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The Glasgow File by George McBride

Dive into the enchanting world of magic with The Glasgow File, a meticulously crafted hardback book by George McBride. This A5 format treasure, complete with a dust cover, spans 154 pages and unveils 40 magical effects, many of which have never been published before. Accompanied by 150 detailed line drawings, each routine is brought to life with precision and clarity, ensuring that every magician can master the art.

This book is a heartfelt tribute to the legendary Roy Walton, whose influence sparked a magical renaissance in Glasgow during the 1960s. Explore the rich history of Glasgow’s magic scene, replete with luminaries like Max Holden, Alex Stewart, and many more. From the early days of the Glasgow Society of Magicians to the vibrant Night Owls of the 1950s, this book is a journey through time, celebrating the legacy of one of the world’s most magical cities.

Discover routines like Royal Exchange, Impossible, and Vernannemann to master the art of illusion. McBride’s dedication to detail ensures that every trick not only amazes but also pays homage to the rich lineage of Glaswegian magic.

With only a limited number of copies available, The Glasgow File is a rare opportunity to own a piece of magical history. Don’t miss your chance to delve into this extraordinary collection of routines, each one a testament to the artistry and ingenuity of Glasgow’s finest magicians.

Highlights of the Book

• Foreword by Gordon Bruce
• Introduction by George McBride
• Dedication to Roy Walton

Magical Routines You’ll Master

• Royal Exchange – Revered by fans of Vernon’s card puzzle, this routine will captivate audiences.
• Impossible – A card vanishes and reappears in the most astonishing way.
• Quasi Thirds – Master the art of second, bottom, and third dealing.
• Vernannemann – A prediction effect with an ending that will leave everyone amazed.

Special Features

• Dedicated chapters on Roy Walton, highlighting his monumental contributions to card magic.
• A showcase of Glasgow’s magical greats, both past and present.
• Detailed descriptions of over 40 routines, many of which were previously unpublished.