Encyclopedia of Silk Magic -Vol. 4 by Mark Trimble, ESM Publishers

Details: Volume Four , written several years after the original Rice publications contains modern adaptations and variations of all the effects published in the first 3 volumes, bringing this set up to date.

Although this is an encyclopedia of silk tricks, it also covers all types of conjuring props, making it of interest to any magician. Each volume has over 350 effects, over 500 pages, and 1000’s of illustrations.

The complete set of four is one of the finest set of books (both for production and material) any magician could have in his library.

Contents:

V Dedication
VI Foreword and Acknowledgements

1543 CHAPTER TWENTY SIX – Harold R. Rice, An Encyclopedia and a Lifetime

1566 CHAPTER TWENTY SEVEN – Volume One Revisited
—– Folding Silk, Production of Single Silks, Quantities, Vanishes, Changes, Transpositions

1644 CHAPTER TWENTY EIGHT – Volume Two Revisited
—– Penetrations, Color Changes Silks, Silk Dyeing, Reel Less Magic, Twentieth Century Silks

1678 CHAPTER TWENTY NINE – Volume Three Revisited
—– Blendo, Naughty Silks, Silks and Eggs, Silks and Candles, Openers

1716 CHAPTER THIRTY – Silk loads and Steals

1748 CHAPTER THIRTY ONE – Silk Magic for Children

1773 CHAPTER THIRTY TWO – Silk Magic of Warren Stephens

1828 CHAPTER THIRTY THREE – Romantic Story of Silk Revisited

1840 CHAPTER THIRTY FOUR – Dyeing Your Own Silks Revisited

1855 INDEX (94 Extra Pages)
01 Chapters
05 Effects
33 Contributors
65 Subjects

Submitted by Dietrich Keller

• Publisher: ESM Publishers
• Pages: 402
• Location: Boston, USA
• Dimensions: 5″x8″
• Date: 1993
• Binding: hardbound

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