Author: ANNEMANN
Title: 202 Methods of Forcing
Description: London: L. Davenport & Co. (Incorporating Maskelyne's Mysteries), N.D.. Original saddle-stapled decorated wrappers. With adverts on inside of covers. From the library of Paul Daniels. Slight wear to spine, covers & corners ; Theodore "Theo" Annemann, born Theodore John Squires in 1907, was an influential American magician and mentalist renowned for his profound impact on the field of mentalism. Annemann is best known for his development of the "bullet catch" trick, an infamous and dangerous illusion he performed under dramatic circumstances. His career was also notable for his work as editor and publisher of The Jinx, a highly respected magic magazine that featured tricks, mentalism techniques, and theories, contributing significantly to the magical community. Tragically, his life and career were cut short when he committed suicide in 1942. Despite his brief career, Annemann's innovative ideas and pioneering techniques have left a lasting legacy in the world of magic and mentalism. This pamphlet, once part of the extensive magic book collection of Paul Daniels, features the innovative work of Theo Annemann. Daniels, a renowned British magician, had an avid interest in the history and development of magic, especially mentalism, which made Annemann's works a valued part of his library. Holding this pamphlet within his collection reflects Daniels' reverence for foundational figures in magic and his dedication to preserving and learning from the seminal works that shaped the art form. ; 21.3 x 13 cms. Very Good .

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