[Ebook] Mendoza Portfolio No. 1 by John Mendoza.

Prepare to be amazed! “Mendoza Portfolio No. 1” by John Mendoza unveils astounding magic from Europe & America’s masters. A rare find—limited copies remain! #Magic #Mendoza

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Mendoza Portfolio No. 1 by John Mendoza

During a captivating lecture tour across Europe in the early 1980s, John Mendoza was introduced to a plethora of astounding tricks and moves by his gracious hosts. Combining the best of these European techniques with contributions from his American peers, Mendoza compiled them into this exceptional book. Long out of print, we are thrilled to offer a limited number of new copies. Delve into a treasure trove of magical artistry and history with this unique collection.

Contents

Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll discover inside:

• Foreword by Gene Devoe – Pages i-ii
• Table of Contents – Pages iii-iv
• Introduction – Pages v-vi
• Francis Pelkey – Olmstead, New York – Xerox Card – Page 1
• Michael Gerhardt – Kressbronn, West Germany – D’Amico Spread Flourish, Tabled Ascanio Spread, Color Changing Deck – Pages 5-13
• Jamy Swiss – Brooklyn, New York – The Most Difficult Card Trick in the World Part II, The Swiss Movement – Pages 27-30, 45
• Dan O’Donoghue – Thurles, County Tipperary, Ireland – Miracle Ring in Box – Pages 45, 59
• Bernard Billis – Paris, France – Calculated Zarrow – Page 59, 69
• Geoffrey Latta – New York, New York – Four What?, Topsy Turvy Surprise Plus – Pages 69, 79, 93
• Paviato Aurelio – Milan, Italy – Impromptu Reverse Matrix, Cutting the “Coins” – Pages 93, 105, 113
• Jim Kahlert – Los Angeles, California – Marked Aces All Gone – Page 113, 121
• Richard Vollmer – Strasbourg, France – Strasbourg Waltz, Mystery of the Seven Suspects – Pages 121, 127, 133
• Mirko Ferrantini – Berlin, West Germany – Split Silver – Page 133, 137
• Phillippe Warein – Lille, France – Coins and the Glass, Four Ace Discoveries – Pages 137, 143, 149
• Ray Mertz – Buffalo, New York – R.M. Triumph, Hole Coin/Whole Coin – Pages 149, 154, 161
• Paul Sorrentino – Blacksburg, Virginia – Boxcards – Page 161, 167
• John F. Mendoza – The Strange 20 Card Coincidence, Impromptu Tunnel, The Scorpio/Gemini Count – Pages 167, 173, 180, 185
• Bro. John Hamman – St. Louis, Missouri – Universal Trio – Page 185, 191
• BONUS (uncredited) – The One-Card Card Castle – Page 191

This collection is a must-have for any magic enthusiast, offering a blend of classic and innovative tricks that will inspire and amaze. Don’t miss the chance to own a piece of magical history.