For Sale Here: HUGE Collection of Karl Fulves Books

[Richard Kaufman]

My current Tenyo addiction requires that I part something, and I've reluctantly decided it will be my collection of works by Karl Fulves.

Find the list below. I purchased most of these as they came out, so all are first printings and in perfect condition. I want to sell the entire group as a lot, so please don't ask me to sell individual items. The cost for everything is $3,000 plus postage.

Richard Kaufman
4200 Wisconsin Ave. NW
Suite 106-384
Washington DC 20016
301-652-5800
moobooks@verizon.net

The Book of Numbers (1971)
The Book of Numbers Supplementary Notes (1971)
Mexican Monte (1972) Two copies
Notes from Underground (1973)
Close-Up Mental Magic (1974) TOC hand-tipped to inside of front cover as originally issued
Methods with Cards Part One (1975)
Methods with Cards Part Two (1975)
Methods with Cards Part Three (1975)
Collected Tricks of Charles T. Jordan (1975) includes Jordan issue of The Bat
Packet Switches (Part One) (nd)
Packet Switches (Part Two) (1973)
Packet Switches (Part Three: Harvey Rosenthal) (1977) Autographed by Rosenthal
Packet Switches (Part Four: Gene Maze) (1977) Autographed by Maze
Packet Switches (Part Four: Gene Maze) (1977) Duplicate
Packet Switches (Part Five: Gene Maze) (1977) Autographed by Maze
Packet Switches (Part Five: Gene Maze) (1977) Duplicate
The Spread Half Pass by Roy Walton (1978)
Fr. Cyprian on the Hofzinser Card Problem (1978)
Cards #1 Four Card Brainwave (1978)
Transpo Trix (1978)
Jack in the Box (1979, with gimmick)
The Nyria Effect (1979, with gimmick)
Card Under Glass (1979)
Cryptology (1979)
Inner Sanctum (1979)
Shape Changers (1979)
J.K. Hartman’s Elastic Ace (1979—miniature deck missing)
Karl Fulves Animation (Sealed) Workshop Series 1 (1979)
Karl Fulves Animation (Open, no envelope) Workshop Series 1 (1979)
Karl Fulves Topological False Count (Open, no envelope) Workshop Series 2 (1979)
Bob Hummer’s Collected Secrets (1980)
Millenium Aces (1981)
Origins (1981)
Fourcast (1981)
Octet (1981)
Cards #4 Side Steal (1981)
Six Impromptu Tricks (1982)
Fr. Cyprian’s TV Card Rise (1982)
Wireless II (1982)
A History of the Brainwave Principle (1983)
Worknotes on Brainwave (1983)
S-C (Contemporary Money Magic) Issues 1-7 Complete (1985)
Contemporary Rope Magic (1986)
Covenant (1987)
Contemporary Handkerchief Magic Parts One and Two (1987)
Secret Session Parts One, Two, and Three (1987)
Covenant (1987)
Kaleidoscope (1989)
Money Moves (1989)
Cards #5 The Multiple Shift (1989)
Quick Card Tricks (1989)
And a Packet of Cards (1989)
Prototype (1989) (Includes “Tenvelopes 2” Manuscript with Envelopes)
Deceptive Practices (with lock and key) (1992)
Supplement to Deceptive Practices (1992)
Crooked Tales (1994)
13 Prophets (1996)
New Card Rises (1996)
Mutus Nomen (1998)
Combo (1998)
Vampire Chronicles (1997) Deluxe Edition with Vampire Activity Kit
The Vampire Papers (1997) Deluxe Edition with Vampire Activity Kit
(The above two books come with “Vampire Activity Kit” 1, 2, and 3, composed of many items required to perform the tricks, plus a cardboard box titled “Tricks of the Trade” which contains additional props. All are unused.)
Lost Vampire Secrets (2000) (Complete with apparatus for 5 tricks as issued)
Hofzinser’s Card Tricks (2002)

An inch-high stack of flyers from the late 1960s through the 1980s including a typed postcard from Fulves. The earliest flyer actually has Fulves’s phone number on it.

Interlocutor issues 1 through 52 complete as issued (plus a dozen duplicates)

The Chronicles, original issues 1-36 complete as issued, plus Close-Up Folios 11 and 12)

The Pallbearer’s Review, original issues plastic comb bound (missing two or three issues) in five bindings. Includes various flyers advertising other items bound in, as well as the rare first printing of Vol.1, No.1 on yellow paper.

Epilogue, original issues plastic comb bound in in one binding. Complee with all issues and all specials, including Riffle Shuffle Technique Parts One and Two, which were never reprinted.

[Richard Kaufman]

Sold!

[Jeff Pierce Magic]

Wow, that's a treasure trove of material that someone just bought.

Jeff Pierce