[Ebook] Modernism In Pasteboard by Ralph W Hull & Nelson C Hahne

Behold! “Modernism In Pasteboard” by Ralph W Hull & Nelson C Hahne unveils 11 stunning mental and card magic effects! Discover secrets within… a must-have for every magician!

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Modernism In Pasteboard by Ralph W Hull & Nelson C Hahne

Discover the groundbreaking collaboration between Ralph W. Hull, the inventor of the “Mental Photography Deck,” and Nelson C. Hahne, one of magic’s most renowned illustrators. This exceptional collection features 11 stunning card and mental effects that have captivated magicians and mentalists alike.

Experts unanimously agree that this is a must-have book for any serious practitioner. Ralph W. Hull’s meticulous explanations guide you through a series of clever card routines, while Nelson Hahne’s innovative “Magical Map” concept uses his exquisite pen-and-ink drawings to thoroughly explain the subtleties of each move and handling.

Not just for card enthusiasts, Hull’s “Animated Chalk Marks” effect is a must-see for mentalists and psychic practitioners. This book is a treasure trove of classic and innovative techniques that will elevate your performance to new heights.

What’s Included:

• Foreword by W. W. Durbin
• Publisher’s Introduction
• Frontispiece
• Modernism in Mentalism
• Perfect Double Card Lift
• The Animated Chalk Marks
• Red and Black Mix-up
• Modern Television
• The Photographic Card
• Twentieth Century Spell or Count Mystery
• The “Say Stop” Method
• The Upside-Down Mystery
• Mysterioso Moderne
• “Under the Nose” Location
• Tricklings and Tricklets
• About the Authors
• Appendix: Camera-Ready Masters for “The Photographic Card”
• Thank You

“The very latest wrinkles in card magic. Hahne’s Perfect Double Lift is worth more than the price of the book.” – T. J. Crawford
“A beautiful-looking book containing effects that are also ‘beautiful.’ Hahne illustrates the book with ‘Magical Maps,’ each explaining a trick. Of his six, you card men will like the Double Card Lift and the Red and Black Mix-up the best, while the less skilled like myself will enjoy the Photographic Card and the Upside Down Mystery. Hull explains, for the first time in print, his Animated Chalk Marks, a fine effect for club or parlor. Of his other items, his own favorite is the 20th Century Spell, but my vote goes for Modern Television, a clever item that can be worked in a manner to leave them gasping.” – Lloyd E Jones

“The tricks described are truly masterpieces of the card worker’s art. Will be of benefit to every magician. Highly recommended.” – W. W. Durbin

“Fresh ways of revealing selected cards, new and useful sleights, two exceptionally effective items requiring only standard apparatus, how to thoroughly shuffle and still keep the red and black cards apart, a spelling trick that is more diverse than any we’ve ever heard of, and a ‘photographic’ feat that reproduces not only the proper card but also the human hand that holds it. Don’t pass this by.” – Tom Bowyer

1st edition 1934, PDF 63 pages.
word count: 19111 which is equivalent to 76 standard pages of text