Coming Monday June 6: A Buy One Get One Free Sale from Kaufman and Company

[Richard Kaufman]

Be on the lookout for a two-day Buy One Get One Free sale of select book titles from me. Coming soon!

[AJM]

Very interesting...

[John LeBlanc]

Very interesting...

You are likely way too young for this to make sense, but it makes me laugh:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=krD4hdGvGHM

[Bill Marquardt]

"... but not funny."

[John LeBlanc]

"...but it was also very interesting."

[Richard Kaufman]

Without looking, must be Arte Johnson in Laugh-In.

[AJM]

Old enough I'm afraid, and I do get the reference, however Rowan & Martin's Laugh In never quite made it over to this side of the pond.

We did get Hogan's Heroes, although the less we say about Bob Crane the better. (BBC's Allo Allo was far better though)

Anyways, back to the books - I know which two I'm after, what about you lot?

Andrew

[John LeBlanc]

I'm doing my best not to set my hopes up, but I am making my list. I admit I am late to the ebook party, but my first love remains the good old fashioned dead tree versions.

Yes, Richard, it was (is) Arte Johnson. I remember two things best about Laugh In and Arte is one of them.

John

[Leo Garet]

Old enough I'm afraid, and I do get the reference, however Rowan & Martin's Laugh In never quite made it over to this side of the pond.
We did get Hogan's Heroes, although the less we say about Bob Crane the better. (BBC's Allo Allo was far better though)
Anyways, back to the books - I know which two I'm after, what about you lot?

Andrew

Very interesting....and not at all stupid. Simply wrong.

"Laugh-In" was must see viewing around these hyar parts for what seemed like years, but wasn't. It was however on for some while. Likely one Summer and a bit. Sunday nights, as I recall. So much so that Rowan and Martin did some live spots in the UK. I saw one of them on (I think) "Sunday Night At The London Palladium". Without the "gang" I thought they'd struggle. They were hilarious.

Sock it to me? Sock IT to me? Sock it TO me? Sock it to ME?

[Richard Kaufman]

My back went out, so have to postpone this until Monday. But I may post the list of titles over the weekend, pain permitting.

[Richard Kaufman]

Kaufman and Company
Christmas in June Sale
Orders Will be Taken Only on Monday June 6 and Tuesday June 7
BUY ONE, GET ONE FREE

Buy any book and get one of equal or lesser value for free.

Postage in the USA is $10 for 2 books; $20 for 4 books; $30 for 6 books.

Foreign postage is $20 per book, except for Tenyoism which is $50 in the US, $65 to Canada, the UK, and Europe, and $100 to Asia and Australia.

HOW TO ORDER on Monday and Tuesday (only):
This promotion is not listed on our website.

To order books you must call the Genii office at 301-652-5800.

You can also order using PayPal, to moobooks@verizon.net

You can fax your order, with all of your credit card information, to 301-652-8035 (our fax machine is a bit hinky, so it’s best to call or use email).
You can email your order to us at genii@geniimagazine.com: IMPORTANT—break your credit card number, expiration date, and security code into at least three separate emails for safety.

The titles available for this promotion are listed below.

100% Sankey (Richard Kaufman) $42
Five Times Five: Japan (Richard Kaufman) $45
Jennings ’67 (Richard Kaufman) $55
The Collected Almanac (Richard Kaufman) $75
Vis a Vis (Jack Avis) $40
CardMagic (Richard Kaufman) $50
The Greater Artful Dodges of Eddie Fields (Jon Racherbaumer) $35
Folding Money Fooling (Robert Neale) $35
The Secrets of Brother John Hamman (Richard Kaufman) $55
The Compleat Invocation Volumes 1 and 2 (Tony Andruzzi) $150
The New Jinx (Bob Madsen) $60
Gary Kurtz: Unexplainable Acts (Richard Kaufman) $40
Labyrinth (Stephen Hobbs) $60
Mastering the Art of Magic (Eugene Burger) $65
New Magic of Japan (Goldstein and Kaufman) $45
Sankey Panky (Richard Kaufman) $35
The Performance of Close-Up Magic (Eugene Burger) $45
David Roth’s Expert Coin Magic (Richard Kaufman) $65
Strange Ceremonies (Eugene Burger) $40
Swami/Mantra (Sam Dalal) $60
The Amazing Miracles of Shigeo Takagi (Richard Kaufman) $45
Tenyoism (Richard Kaufman) $250
Discoverie of Witchcraft (Reginald Scot) $40