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A bunch of old online magic books.
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The Jarret book is priceless.
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To what extent does the accessibility of these online copies effect the market value of the original books?
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Chas Nigh wrote:The Jarret book is priceless.
Note that that particular copy was once part of the Ford Archives, and was inscribed by Jarrett to Henry Ford.
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What keeps the Jarret book out of folks reading lists? Is it in print? expensive?
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Jonathan Townsend wrote:What keeps the Jarret book out of folks reading lists? Is it in print? expensive?
It is on many "top ten" lists of illusion books, and even some "top three" (along with the Harbin and Hopkins books). A very reasonably priced annotated edition is available from Jim Steinmeyer:
http://www.jimsteinmeyer.com/catalog/pr ... 249&page=2
Tonight he performed an effect from the book (Sawing an Egg) and surely fooled everyone who hadn't read the book and many (like myself) who had! Great, great book!
This copy inscribed to Henry Ford appears to have a variant leather or leatherette binding (I doubt Ford had it rebound and the title type is the same as on the cloth originals).
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Jonathan Townsend wrote:What keeps the Jarret book out of folks reading lists? Is it in print? expensive?
It is on many "top ten" lists of illusion books, and even some "top three" (along with the Harbin and Hopkins books). A very reasonably priced annotated edition is available from Jim Steinmeyer:
http://www.jimsteinmeyer.com/catalog/pr ... 249&page=2
Tonight he performed an effect from the book (Sawing an Egg) and surely fooled everyone who hadn't read the book and many (like myself) who had! Great, great book!
This copy inscribed to Henry Ford appears to have a variant leather or leatherette binding (I doubt Ford had it rebound and the title type is the same as on the cloth originals).
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I'm sure many of you have this, Two Odd Volumes on Magic & Automata is free to download (or donate)... http://www.leafpdx.com/pages/donationware1.html
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