In this lesson, provides you Harlan Tarbell Over twenty tricks with silk bands and silk towels, ropes, banknotes and coins, cigarettes and match boxes, paper bags and envelopes, all of which are well suited to maintain a sociable round. There are, for example:

• The "phantom stickers" as a conviction in the secret exchange of envelopes. On the basis of three very effective routines, the functionality of this universally applicable aid is explained: 1. The two-men trick-a classic, 2. "Here is your change"-a clever bank exchanges with a surprising end and 3rd fantus cards- A fantastic trick in which only intended cards wander out of an envelope into your pocket.
• "Tarbell’s wandering sticker", which disappears from a blank card and reappears on a borrowed business card.
• Fu Manchu’s Utility Bag, a bag from which an orange disappears without a trace.
• Two incredibly clean methods to make cigarettes disappear.
• Sands and van Slyker's amazing coin matrix with four coins and a cloth.
• "Tarbell’s Bank Night envelope", with which she get to know an incredibly versatile and deceptive technology that enables you to get a folded banknotion or a game card out of an envelope, even though you have never really been in it.
• George Blake’s famous "obedient towels", who emit themselves on the command.
• And much more.

Lesson 74 Party magic 2

• Al Sharpe’s two-band cut ("Two Ribbon Cut")
• The switching node ("Switch-over Knot")
• Grant’s ghost knot
• George Blake’s obedient towels ("Uncanny Hanks")
• Ring, chair and rope by Graham Adams
• Bob Ellis' dream of a miser - with dollar signs
• Blackstar’s mysterious matchbox (Mystic Match Box)
• A new minting
• Visited beer bottle
• Tan Hock Chuan’s silk through glass
• Tarbell’s Phantom sticker
• Three tricks with the Phantom sticker
• Tarbell’s wandering sticker
• Fu Manchu’s Utility Bag
• Grant’s cigarette classic
• Cigarette swinging royal
• Sands - van Slyker "Birds of a swarm"
• Tarbell’s "Bank Night" cardboard
• Tarbell’s "Bank Night" envelope
• Tarbell's magnetic card and envelope

68 pages, translation: Detlef Hartung, cover picture: Danny Daniels