This 8-volume extravaganza is a proper treasure trove for card enthusiasts, whether you're just starting out or you’ve been at it longer than your grandma’s knitting club. It’s your golden ticket to the world of card magic. Instead of just slapping a few moves onto a trick, this series dives deep into the nitty-gritty of card magic, arming you with a plethora of secret weapons for any situation. Daryl doesn’t just teach you the mechanics; he shares the wisdom of his years at the top of the game. You’ll be learning from one of the greats — how’s that for a leg-up?
What’s in Volume Seven, then?
False Displays (continuing from Vol 6); The Olram Subtlety (thanks, Ed Marlo) and its variations; Eight-Card Brainwave; The Elmsley Count (good old Alex Elmsley) and variations; The Jordan Count (hats off to Charles Jordan) and variations; The Hamman Count (cheers, Brother John Hamman) and variations; The Gemini Count (yes, Brother John again) and variations; The Last Trick of Dr. Jacob Daley; the D.M. Count (Daryl and Hamman); The Combo Count (Daryl’s special).
False Dealing; The Strike Second and variations; The Double Push Off and variations; The LePaul Second Deal and variations; The One-Handed Turnover Second Deal and variations; The Second Deal (Dai Vernon’s gem); The One Hand Turnover Bottom Deal; One-Hand Method (dealing the card face down); The Open Double Deal (big up, Ed Marlo).
Colour Changes; The Bottom Palm Colour Change and variations; The Impossible Colour Change; The Malini Colour Change; The Erdnase Two-Handed Transformation; Daryl's Multiple Erdnase Two-Hand Transformation; The Fan Cover Colour Change (Daryl) and variations; The Spooner Change (kudos, Bill Spooner).
Switches & Changes; The Mexican Turnover; The Mexican Turnover Top; Change Second Deal (Daryl); The Diminishing Lift (Marlo); The Curry Turnover Change and variations (cheers, Paul Curry); Blackjack Cheating Demonstration; The Emergency Change (Daryl saves the day); The Push In Change; The Slide (Arthur Buckley); The Kosky Switch (thanks, Gerald Kosky); The Tip-Over Change (Jack Merlin) and variations; Han Ping Chien Move with Cards For the Unambitious (Ed Marlo’s special); A Different Top Change (Arthur Buckley); The Throw Change; The Instantaneous Change (Paul LePaul); The Paintbrush Change (Dai Vernon) and variations; The Snap Over Change and variations; The Marconick Change and variations.
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