[Ebook] Principles and Deceptions By Arthur Buckley.
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Prepare to be amazed! “Principles and Deceptions” reveals Arthur Buckley’s secrets to coin, card, and ball magic. Over 300 photos unveil vanishes, flourishes, and more! A treasure for aspiring magicians! #ArthurBuckley #Magic #SleightOfHand
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Prepare to be amazed! “Principles and Deceptions” reveals Arthur Buckley’s secrets to coin, card, and ball magic. Over 300 photos unveil vanishes, flourishes, and more! A treasure for aspiring magicians! #ArthurBuckley #Magic #SleightOfHand
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Principles and Deceptions By Arthur Buckley
Dive into the world of sleight of hand with Arthur Buckley’s Principles and Deceptions, a masterclass in magic with coins, cards, and balls. This comprehensive guide is packed with over 300 black-and-white photographs, meticulously detailing some of the most beautiful and deceptive moves ever conceived. Whether you’re a seasoned magician or a curious beginner, this book offers invaluable insights into the art of magic.
What You’ll Discover
- Coin Magic: Explore an array of visual coin vanishes, productions, and reproductions. Learn various acquitments, flourishes, and more. Plus, delve into the Miser’s Dream and Buckley’s own 10-minute coin act, A Phantasy in Silver.
- Card Magic: Master the Buckley False Shuffle, Hofzinser Fan Force, One Hand Crimp, Peek Location, Slap Shift, False Count, and more. Discover card tricks like Just Think of a Card, Card in Cigarette, Triple Climax, and Cards to Pocket.
- Ball Magic: Uncover sleights and routines with balls, including color changes, productions, and vanishes.
Why Choose This Book?
Completely re-typeset and formatted for US 8-1/2″ x 11″ or European A4 page size, this 176-page, photo-illustrated book is a treasure trove of magical knowledge. It’s not just a book; it’s an experience that will elevate your magic skills to new heights.
Recommended Companion
For those passionate about coin work, we also recommend Jack Chanin’s Coin Routines – “Handle with Gloves” (no gloves required).
Table of Contents
- Chapter One: Introduction, Foreword, Principles of Magic, Manipulation, Substitution, Duplication, Camouflage, Imitation, False Partition, Concealed Mechanism, Falsification, Arrangement, Preparation, Misdirection, Concealment, Entertainment Value, Showmanship, Sleight of Hand, Invention, Talking Acts Versus Silent Acts, Assistants from the Audience, Fakes and Accessories, Gimmicks, Illusion, The Plot, Timing, Rhythm and Pace, Footwork, Presenting the Act in Public.
- Chapter Two: Magic with Coins – Sleeving, Short Routine, Muscle Pass, Chinese Coin Mystery, Coin, Ring and Handkerchief, Bounce Vanish, Rear of the Thumb Palm, Pencil and Silver Dollar, Turnover Pass, Pinch Pass, Disappearance, Vanish, Transfer, Production, Downs’ Palm, Vanish from Pants Leg, French Drop, Roll Down Production, Click Pass, Illusive Pass, Spread Vanish, Color Changing Discs, Coin Transfer Pass, Throw Away Vanish, Appearance of Coins, Surprise Appearance, Magnetic Pass, Silken Silver, Borrowed Money, Slide Pass, Production of Coins, Lynn Pennies, Steal, Passing Coins Through Table, Miser’s Dream, Finale to Miser’s Dream, Coin Through Handkerchief, Coin Vanish and Reappearance, Twenty-one Cents, Transfer of Silver Dollar, Chinese Coin on Pencil Illusion, Five Silver Dollars and Handkerchief Routine, Invisible Journey, Eureka Vanish, Production of Coins, Thumb Pass, Front Thumb Palm, Split Fans and Coin Production, Multiple Roll Out, Phantasy in Silver.
- Chapter Three: Magic with Cards – Foreword, Opening for a Card Act, Finish for a Card Act, Buckley False Shuffle, Cards to Pocket, Count, False Count, Card in Cigarette Illusion, Thirty Cards and Two Assistants, Ten and Ten, Vanish of Last Two Cards, Double Cutting Cards, Triple Climax, Just Think of a Card, Crimp, Exchanging a Card, Peek Location, Hofzinser Force, Slap Shift, Sighting While Fanning Cards.
- Chapter Four: Magic with Billiard Balls – Original Billiard Ball and Card Harness, Pointers, Production of a Ball, Take Away Vanish, Wrist Roll, Production of a Ball on the Fist, Moving the Ball, Production of a Ball Between Middle Fingers, De’Biere Production, Ball Roll, Knee Roll Vanish, Strike Vanish, Wrist Roll and Palm Off Vanish, Concealing a Ball, Color Changes, Throw Vanish, Ball and Handkerchief, Production of Eight Solid Balls, Concluding Remarks.
Arthur Buckley’s masterwork on sleight of hand magic with coins, cards and balls. Over 300 B&W photographs of the author detail some of the most beautiful and deceptive moves with coins, cards, and balls ever conceived. These include an array of visual coin vanishes, productions and reproductions, various acquitments, flourishes, and more. Plus, the Miser’s Dream along with Buckley’s own 10-minute coin act – A Phantasy in Silver. More than half the book is dedicated to coin sleights and effects. Card material includes the Buckley False Shuffle, Hofzinser Fan Force, One Hand Crimp, Peek Location, Slap Shift, False Count, and more; as well as card tricks, such as Just Think of a Card, Card in Cigarette, Triple Climax, Cards to Pocket, and more. Sleights and routines with balls include color changes, productions, and vanishes. Completely re-typeset and formatted for US 8-1/2″ x 11″ or European A4 page size, 176 pages, photo-illustrated.
For coin work, we also recommend Jack Chanin’s Coin Routines – “Handle with Gloves” (no gloves required).
CONTENTS:
CHAPTER ONE
Introduction by Theo Bamberg (Okito)
Foreword by the Author
The Principles of Magic
Manipulation
Substitution
Duplication
Camouflage
Imitation
False Partition
Concealed Mechanism
Falsification
Arrangement
Preparation
Misdirection
Concealment
The Entertainment Value
Showmanship
Sleight of Hand
Something New
Invention
Talking Acts Versus Silent Acts, and Pantomine
The Practice of Leaving the Stage Unattended
Assistants from the Audience
Fakes and Accessories
Gimmicks
Illusion
The Plot
Timing, Rhythm and Pace
Footwork
Presenting the Act in Public
CHAPTER TWO
MAGIC WITH COINS
Sleeving
A Short Routine
The Muscle Pass with One Silver Dollar
Chinese Coin Mystery
A Coin, A Ring and a Handkerchief
The Bounce Vanish
The Rear of the Thumb Palm
The Pencil and the Silver Dollar (Rosini)
The Turnover Pass With One Coin
The Pinch Pass With a Single Coin
A Very Pretty Disappearance
Allan Shaw’s Vanish of a Coin
Front and Back of Hand Transfer of a Coin
Methods of Producing a Coin
Downs’ Palm (first method)
(second method)
The Vanish of a Coin From the Fold of the Pants Leg
Second Method
Third Method
To Pass Four Coins From Hand to Hand,
Through Your Head One At a Time
The French Drop and the Eye-glass
The “Roll Down” Production for Four Coins (Buckley Method)
The Downs “Click Pass” Viewed from a New Angle (improved)
An Illusive Pass (original)
The Click Pass and the Table
The Spread Vanish (Allen Shaw)
The Color Changing Discs (original)
A Fine Coin Transfer Pass (by Downs)
The Throw Away Vanish of Five Coins (original)
The Appearance of Five Coins One After
Another At the Finger Tips (Allan Shaw)
The Surprise Appearance of a Coin (by Ron Leonard)
The Magnetic Pass With One Or Several Coins
Silken Silver (by Frank Cruse)
Borrowed Money
John Mulholland’s Slide Pass With a Single Coin
Another Very Effective Production of Five
Coins in the Left Hand (original)
The Lynn Pennies (by Terry Lynn)
The Steal (my method)
Passing Several Coins Through the
Table At Which You Are Seated
The French Drop (improved)
Another Original Five Coin Pass
The “Miser’s Dream”
Finale To “The Miser’s Dream” (by W. J. Alkinson)
Two Playing Cards, Four Half
Dollars and a Handkerchief
Coin Through Handkerchief (original)
A Coin Vanish and Reappearance
By That Clever Artiste (Carlyle)
The Steal (by Cardini)
Twenty-one Cents (by Ross Bertram)
Coins Pass One By One From the Left Hand to the Right Hand
The Transfer of a Silver Dollar From One Hand to the Other
John Platt’s Chinese Coin on Pencil Illusion (with permission)
Five Silver Dollars and a Handkerchief Routine
An Invisible Journey (improved)
The Eureka Vanish (by T. Nelson Downs)
Production of Five Coins One By One
At Fingertips and An Original Change Over
The Thumb Pass With a Silver Dollar
Front Thumb Palm
Split Fans and Coin Production (original)
A Production of Twenty-four Coins in a Series of Fans, An Original Routine (by John Brown Cook)
“The Multiple Roll Out” (by John Brown Cook)
A Phantasy in Silver—A Complete Act with Coins, Fully and Carefully Explained and Illustrated
CHAPTER THREE
MAGIC WITH CARDS
Foreword to Chapter Three
Opening For a Card Act
A Finish for a Card Act
The Buckley False Shuffle
Cards to Pocket, With Ten Cards (with improvements)
The Count (original)
The False Count for More
My Card in Cigarette Illusion (with improvements)
The Thirty Cards and Two Assistants (with improvements)
Ten and Ten
The Vanish of the Last Two Cards in Presenting the Ten Cards to Pocket
Method of Double Cutting Cards
The Triple Climax (original)
An Amazing Card Illusion, Just Think of a Card
The Crimp (one hand)
Exchanging a Card in Passing
The Peek Location
The Hofzinser Force
The Slap Shift
Sighting While Fanning the Cards
CHAPTER FOUR
MAGIC WITH BILLIARD BALLS
My Original Billiard Ball and Card Harness
Pointers
The Production of a Ball From Behind the Left Hand followed by the Take Away Vanish
A Ball Held in the Finger Palm Position by the Left Hand is Secretly Removed by the Right Hand in Passing
The Wrist Roll
The Production of a Ball on the Fist
Moving the Ball Down from the Fist Position to the First and Second Fingers
The Production of a Ball Between the Middle Fingers from the Palm Without Aid from the Thumb
The “De’Biere” Production of a Ball
The Ball Roll from Finger to Finger
The Ball Roll with Another Ball Concealed in Your Palm
The Knee Roll Vanish
The Strike Vanish
The Wrist Roll and Palm Off Vanish
Concealing a Ball Behind the Hand While Both Palms Are Shown
Color Changes (first method)
(second method)
(third method)
(fourth method)
“The Throw Vanish”
The Ball and the Handkerchief
Production of Eight Solid Balls at the Finger Tips Without a Shell
Concluding Remarks
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Jonathan Norris (verified owner) –
Insanely visual effect.
Ian Welch (verified owner) –
Performs great even over webcam.
Thomas Watts (verified owner) –
Definitely a reputation-maker.