Available again after a long absence is this fine work by J. Stewart Smith, presenting eleven more of his mystifying card effects, each of which are accomplished without knuckle-busting sleight of hand.

This is the book that had card workers talking all over the country. It had to be good to receive praise from such internationally known close-up workers.

See below for a few brief quotes from some of the very best.

PARTIAL CONTENTS:
Ascending Treys - Pop Over Treys - The Four Aces - The Four Queens - Follow The Leader - Sevens and Jacks - The Inseparable Sevens - Peek-A-Boo Discovery - Horse Sense - The Lie Detector - Numbers At Work

"I was really delighted with 'One More Thought On Cards.' It is, in my opinion, the best — the very best ever written, explaining how to present and handle this type of effect. [Smith's] clean and uncluttered layouts and simplified handling make these little effects sparkle. The book is SUPERB." (Dai Vernon) "Not since Annemann has magicdom been given anything to equal it." (J. B. Bobo) "[Smith's] explanation of Vernon's Multiple Shift, for example, is really a classic. About the clearest explanation I've ever read of this sleight." (Bill Simon) "For directness and clarity, I find this the most rewarding book on card magic to come along in a long time." (Francis Carlyle)

Magic World expanded reprint of the 1955 first, limited edition. Includes two new chapters and important edits and updates; completely reset in new type.