Modern Magic by Professor Hoffmann (real name Angelo Lewis) is a treatise in book form, first published in 1876, detailing the apparatus, methods and tricks used. Money Cards These cards are all in modern and have a price of $1.00 or higher. The expected box value is the statistical expected value of the cards of any random box.

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Carlson Grade Supervisor Manual. Contents • • • • The Modern Magic book series [ ] Professor Hoffman imparted much of his wisdom and expertise in the through a series of four books: • (48 articles, first serialized in Routledge's Every Boy's Paper, and then published as one volume, in 1876.) • (1890) • (1903) • (1918) Of the series, Modern Magic is best known. The book contains advice on the appearance, the dress and the staging of a magician. It then goes on to describe many tricks with playing cards, coins, watches, rings, handkerchiefs, dominoes, dice,, balls, and hats, and concludes with a long chapter of miscellaneous tricks, including magic with strings, gloves, eggs, rice and some utility devices.

The penultimate chapter describes large stage illusions, and the final chapter contains advice on routining a magic show, and more advice on staging. Its popularity is due in part to the scarcity of teaching materials available to would-be magicians in the late 19th Century. Modern Magic was the first book in the English language to really explain how to perform magical feats. See also [ ] • References [ ].