[Ebook] Laurie Ireland – Ireland’s Year Book 1965 – 66

Abracadabra! Discover rare magic secrets in Laurie Ireland’s Year Book 1965-66. Learn tricks from Jack Gwynne & more! A must-have for aspiring magicians. Get your copy now!

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Laurie Ireland – Ireland’s Year Book 1965 – 66

Discover the magic and history encapsulated in Laurie Ireland’s Ireland’s Year Book 1965 – 66, a fascinating collection that delves into the world of magic with contributions from renowned magicians and historical insights. This first edition, originally published in 1967 and spanning 96 pages (PDF 115 pages), is a treasure trove of magical lore, tricks, and performances.

Highlighted Features:

• Jack Gwynne – Master magician’s contributions and insights.
• The Turn-Over Vanish – Classic magic tricks explained.
• Houdini And Ponzi Gwynne – Explore the legacy of Houdini through Gwynne’s perspective.
• Penny – Thru – A unique magical trick.
• Tricky Farmer and Tips On Ball Handling – Enhance your magical skills with these techniques.
• Severed Silk, Balloon Trix, and more – A variety of engaging magic tricks.
• The Safety Salesman to Following Directions – Stories and lessons from the magical world.
• Linking Rings – Traditional magic that continues to amaze.
• Stock Market Manipulations to When The Flag Goes By – Unique takes on magic and morality.
• Bob Lewis’ Top Hat Illusion – A deep dive into classic illusions.
• On The Establishment Of Comedy – The role of humor in magic.
• Krazy Kumpass to Stronger Than Dirt – Creative and enduring magical concepts.
• Beauty Of Magic – Appreciating the artistry behind magical performances.
• 93 Years Ago – A Lady Magician to Nun To Present Magic Shows At St. Vincent Festival Sunday – Historical perspectives on magic.
• Secrets Of Sandu and Clever Card Conjuring – Advanced techniques for aspiring magicians.

This book is not just a collection of magic tricks but a historical document that captures the essence of the magical arts in the mid-20th century. Perfect for magic enthusiasts, historians, and collectors alike, Laurie Ireland’s Ireland’s Year Book 1965 – 66 promises to educate, entertain, and inspire.