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The Collected Almanac written and illustrated by Richard Kaufman
175 routines
Over 500 pages
Hardbound
800 illustrations
The most incredible collection of cose-up magic ever published
Richard's Almanac was acclaimed as one of the finest newsletters ever devoted to close-up magic. All four hundred pages of the original newsletter, containing tricks from the greatest close-up magicians of our time, are reprinted in this book which contains brilliant routines from Vernon, Jennings, Slydini, Hamman, Klause, Racherbaumer, Marlo, Sankey, Maven, Cervon, Carney, Gallo, and many others, most of which have never ever been published anywhere else. This is the only place you can read them! It's a treasure trove of astounding creations in the art of close-up magic with cards, coins, and impromptu magic with everyday items such as rings, bills, spoons, pens, rubber bands, matches, dice, wristwatches, and seashells.
Exactly what I what was pictured and exactly what I was after. Didn't take too long to assemble after watching the instruction video. Good quality, not too heavy but definitely not flimsy after assembly. Lovely smooth finish... perfect display shelf!
A really nice quality deck of cards with LOTR characters. I purchased these for Christmas so will have to wait to see family’s response. Cards arrived promptly. I love Piper Magic … I have purchased a number of magic tricks for a friend with a terminal illness, and they have provided hours of distraction and entertainment for them. Thank you! 🩷
I absolutely love my new fire wallet 😊 it works great with flash cards and paper very well giving a jaw dropping effect. I highly recommend it for all budding magicians and it's a heap of fun.
David Roth is a expert with coins and this DVD comes with 4 half dollars and 4 one dollars to practice with which is a bonus.
Still learning some of his routines but this is a bargain for anyone who wants to do coin magic.
Turned out too big for me but very good quality, I'll stick with the King Size. Found another use though, turned it into a chalk swami type gimmick. Get this if you have a really big thumb.
We use this in our school programs.
Being large it is easily seen to the back of the venue.
The gimmicks are so thin you wouldn't know they are there and work easily.
It really is a pack small plays big item and we use it for family and adult crowds.
I got two, remove the gimmicks from one and have the assistant follow your moves to make it work.
Love this thread. It is nearly twice as strong as the more popular brand (which kept breaking) and 88% as invisible. Saved my show. I can be clumbsy sometimes and this thread is more forgiving:) I thought it might need special lighting but only very slightly.
