| Products DescriptionSleight of Hand by Edwin SachsThis is an all time classic with 57 beautiful illustrations. It is one of the most complete books written on magic, because it teaches both stage and close-up magic (cards, coins, silks, cups and balls, etc.), technique, presentation, and all the peripheral skills necessary for great conjuring. 
	    "I beg to say that it is far and away the very best work of its kind ever published" - Harry Kellar 
	    "My den contains a large collection of books on magic, but none has a cover so worn as 'Sleight of Hand' by Edwin Sachs." - David Devant 
	The official byline read: The standard texbook on how to become a magician. Sleight-of-hand feats and tricks with apparatus for amateur and professional conjurers, and for both parlor and stage performance. 
	2nd edition, 1885, L. Upcott Gill, London; reprint, 1980, Dover Publications, New York; 399 pages. 
	Table of Contents 
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	    Preface to the Second Edition 
	    Introduction 
	    Chapter I - Palming 
	    Chapter II - Tricks with Coins 
	    Chapter III - Tricks with Common Objects 
	    Chapter IV - Tricks with Cups and Balls 
	    Chapter V - Tricks with Handkerchiefs 
	    Chapter VI - Chinese Tricks 
	    Chapter VII - Tricks at Table 
	    Chapter VIII - Tricks with Cards 
	    Chapter IX - General Remarks 
	    Chapter X - The Table and Dress 
	    Chapter XI - Sleights and Properties for General Use 
	    Chapter XII - Tricks with Cards 
	    Chapter XIII - Tricks with Handkerchiefs and Gloves 
	    Chapter XIV - Tricks with Coins 
	    Chapter XV - Miscellaneous 
	    Chapter XVI - The Cornucopian Hat 
	    Chapter XVII - Tricks with Watches and Live Stock 
	    Chapter XVIII - Sham Mesmerism, Clairvoyance, &c. 
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