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A History of the Art of Conjuring by Kurt Volkmann
$399.00Kurt Volkmann’s magnum opus!
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NON PLUS ULTRA: HOFZINSER’s Salon Magic by Magic Christian – Vols III and IV
$349.00Shipping now – the final installment of Magic Christian’s magnum opus!
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Coins and Other Fables by Luis Piedrahita
$79.00Luis is considered to be one of the best magicians in the world today and here is the book that’s been awaited for years. It brings coin magic to a whole new level.
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The Phantom of the Card Table: Critical Edition
$49.00You Can Finally Learn The Legendary Walter Scott’s Work! Illustrated With Never Before Published Photos by Cardini!
- Includes Cardini’s original typescript texts
- Never seen before original photos by Cardini, and others
- Beautifully offset printed on archival stock in full color
- The book is able to lay flat for easy studying
- Step by Step photos on two fold-out pages
- Leather feel binding and ribbon
- And so much more…
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Ultimate Sphinx DVD – Postpaid in US!
$49.99A fantastic resource! Vast quantities of information from magic’s Golden Age, 17,330 pages in color, searchable, an exceptional value, and postpaid in the US!
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Gibecière 42, Summer 2026, Vol. 21, No. 2
$39.95Edited by Stephen Minch and Maxwell Pritchard, issue 42 of our flagship journal, now available!
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Hardbound Al Munroe’s Magical Miscellany
$199.00A monster resource the size of a phone-book, chock full of new New Information! Offset printed on archival paper with a fine cloth binding.
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The Fred Braue Notebooks – Volumes #1-8 Set
$599.00Original, mint-condition set of the fabled Braue Notebooks from Jeff Busby Magic! Comes with a FREE PDF of The Unpublished Fred Braue Notebooks, a 235-page collection of never-before-seen drafts and notes for the unreleased volumes of the Fred Braue Notebooks.
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The Expert at the Card Table With Photographs From Life
$245.00A beautiful edition of S. W. Erdnase’s The Expert at the Card Table, featuring over 100 photographs by Rosa Polin and a foreword by Joe Crist, where he reveals previously undisclosed information about who Erdnase really was.