A collection of 24 U. F. Grant magic gems that runs the gamut from close-up puzzlers to full stage miracles... and everything in between.

The value of this collection is an astounding $143.76 at today's prices (Grant originally sold these secrets separately for the equivalent of $5.99 each when first introduced).

Partial contents:

1. Grant's Sponge Ball Routine. Newest and greatest with many novel additions. Great for table workers. By all means, you can use this.
2. Nu Gloves To Dove. Never before released. Used by well-known professionals. Dove not up sleeve or under coat. No danger to bird and it always works.
3. Magic Tea Kettle. 20 different drinks from a single kettle. Finish with several mugs of beer. All real, no essences. Kettle is unprepared. Milk, Coca-Cola or what have you, all passed out. A guarded secret.
4. Three methods of working the finger ring on wand trick. Includes the Leipsig Method.
5. How to put the head on a glass of beer to the bottom of the glass. A great bar room trick that will win many drinks.
6. Linking Rings without a key ring. Link and unlink solid rings, a good method and routine. Worth $50.
7. Pass an ordinary half dollar through any borrowed finger ring. No folding coin or trick ring used. This is good!
8. Escape from any handcuffs. No picks or sets of keys required. You can work this immediately. Easily worth fifty dollars.
9. New Floating Cane. Any unprepared cane floats in mid-air and performs most weirdly. The best method, never before released.
10. How to predict who will win tomorrow's ball game. A spectator keeps the initialed prediction. No switching at any time. A corker.
11. Comedy Donut Trick. Do you like good comedy magic that fools them at the same time? Then we say get this and add it to your act. Four ordinary donuts are used, along with a pair of spectators.
12. Malini Type Button Off Vest. The real secret on this close-up miracle. Button shown several inches away from vest and seen to be missing from vest. Vest not bunched up in hand and no patches used. The real dope.
13. Brain Wave Trick using an ordinary deck. Any card named is found reversed in the deck. What? Yes you can!
14. Double Exchange Illusion worked with an unprepared trunk. Performer locked in trunk changes places with assistant.
15. Spy Ring. Any woman looks through an examined finger ring and is able to name a previously selected card.
16. Comedy Milking A Balloon. Balloon handed out and inflated. Held inverted over pail and milked, producing several glasses of real milk.
17. A borrowed ring passes into any sealed box held by a spectator. You can feature this in your show, it is that good.
18. Any Card Called For Rises. Card is seen to rise from deck. A special pack does the trick. You can fake a deck easily in a half hour. A one man stunt.
19. Sightless Vision. Ordinary blindfold tied around your eyes, an ordinary bag slipped over your head and tied around the neck. Despite this, YOU CAN STILL SEE!
20. Grant's Card Force. A new easy way to force cards for various card tricks that require a clean-cut force.
21. What Time Is It? Performer reaches in his watch pocket and removes a slip of paper on which is written the correct time. Great publicity trick.
22. Orange Derby. Any two girls take turns removing an equal number of oranges from a basket. Still one ends up with five and the other has two. The performer directs the girls from a distance. Can be worked as a prediction, if you like.
23. Grand Opening. An unusual production with a laugh, then the performer loses his shoes. This opening is worth $50 to any working magician.
24. Striking A Match On Air. Any spectator hands you a SAFETY match and you strike it in mid- air. It lights! A corker originated by Dick Brooks.

"The tricks are most varied in effect and very good. Will be found useful by almost every magician." (John Mulholland)

Format: Print book.

Also available is Grant's Collected Secrets Vol. 2, containing 24 more Grant stunners that completes the series.

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