Jinx, Volume 3 (Numbers 101-151), The

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The Jinx by Ted Annemann - Volume 3 (Numbers 101-151).

There has never been anything to equal the Jinx Magazine, Ted Annemann's own idea of a thoroughly practical and fearless publication. Through 151 issues, it demanded and received every last iota of magical knowledge and psychological research that only an Annemann could give. Every type of magic is here - ball tricks, bill tricks, billet reading, book tests, brain tests, cards - some of the most unusual card effects and miracles. Plus cigarettes, coins, silks, matches, slates, programs, spirit effects, thimbles, ropes and ribbons and some of the greatest mental effects of the present day. In three handsome hardbound volumes, each with index.

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Reviews

Official Review

August 19th, 2010 8:33am Rating:

Reviewed by Joe Diamond

You are either thinking one of two things right now. Some of you younger folk are thinking, “What’s The Jinx? Is that a move by the Buck Twins?” All I gotta say to you is, “Pick up a damn book, and stop showing people card tricks until you are a real magician.” The rest of you are thinking, “Wait! You are only 22 years old! You’ve read The Jinx?” Well, I’ll admit I have not read all three volumes cover to cover. I’d go insane. However, I’ve paged through them enough over the years to know they were probably the best buy I’ve ever made. Every time I open them up I discover something new. In between these sweet-smelling pages are where many classic effects, and brilliant creators made their reputations. Not just professional magicians either. Stewart James first published Miraskill in here, and the actor James Stewart even contributed tricks he’d show to friends. Again, it’s one of those collections that has something for everyone. Cards, coins,... [Read More]