Modern Magic by Professor Hoffmann

Modern Magic by Professor Hoffmann

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Professor Hoffmann – Modern Magic

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Every generation a magician comes along， whose intention is to record magic in an encyclopedic fashion. Professor Hoffmann was the first in recorded history to attempt such a feat with his trilogyModern Magic，More Magic， andLater Magic. Certainly many magic books have been published before him， mostly copying from each other. But none reaches the depth and breadth of Prof. Hoffmann’s work. The material in these three books records the state of the art of magic in the late 19th century. Today we know more tricks and we have also refined our techniques and methods. But it is astounding how much was already known at that time. Reading carefully you will discover several clever methods which have been forgotten or have fallen out of fashion with todays popular magicians. If you really want to fool your magic friends the next time， read this book and perform one of its many not so well known secrets.

This book was rated one of the ten basic books for a working library of conjuring by H. Adrian Smith， historian， collector and owner of the largest private magic library in his time. Other books in this top 10 list are

  • Magicians’ Tricksby Henry Hatton and Adrian Plate

  • The Expert at the Card Tableby S.W. Erdnase

  • The Art of Magicby T. Nelson Downs

  • More Magicby Prof. Hoffmann

  • Later Magicby Prof. Hoffmann

  • The Modern Conjurerby C. Lang Neil

  • Our Magicby Maskelyne and Devant

  • Tarbell Courseby Harlan Tarbell

  • Greater Magic by John Northern Hilliard

1st edition， 1876， Routledge; 1st US edition， 1882， Routledge; reprinted many times by various publishers; 563 pages.

Table of Contents

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    CHAPTER I.

    INTRODUCTION.

  2. Introductory Observations

  3. The Magic Wand

  4. The Magician’s Table

  5. The Magician’s Dress

  6. Profondes

  7. Pochettes

  8. “Loading” Pockets

     

     

     

    CHAPTER II.

    GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF SLEIGHT-OF-HAND APPLICABLE TO CARD TRICKS.

  9. The Cards

  10. To “Make the Pass”

  11. To “Force” a Card

  12. To Make a “False Shuffle”

  13. To “Palm” a Card

  14. To “Ruffle” the Cards

  15. To “Change” a Card

  16. To Get Sight of a Drawn Card

  17. To “Slip” a Card

  18. To “Draw Back” a Card

  19. To “Turn Over” the Pack

  20. To Spring the Cards from one Hand to the Other

  21. To Throw a Card

  22. The “Bridge”

     

     

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Modern Magic by Professor Hoffmann
Modern Magic by Professor Hoffmann