Magic Without Apperatus Camille Gaultier

Magic Without Apperatus

Camille Gaultier

Translated by Jean Hugard

MAGIC WITHOUT APPARATUS is the first English translation of "La Prestidigitation sans Appareils", which is recognized as one of the classic treatises on the Art, along with Sachs's SLEIGHT OF HAND, Downs's THE ART OF MAGIC, and others.
Gaultier's book is packed with pure sleight of hand magic with cards, coins, balls, and thimbles. You will find a extensive section on card flourishes and a lot of manipulative work with coins suitable for the Miser's Dream and other classics.

Good magic, and a definite classic that belongs in every discerning magician's library.