Al Leech Card Magic
A friend, student, and confidante of top cardmen in both Chicago and New York in the 1940s, 50s, and 60s, Al Leech was a creative cardman himself. He also had a knack for streamlining difficult-to-master classics, as well as creating new, entertaining plots that audiences enjoyed.
Handbook of Card Sleights $5.00 PDF
Hands down, one of the best little references on essential card sleights! Rather than just describing the basic mechanics, Leech strives to really "teach" you how...
Don't Look Now! $5.00 PDF
A must-read for anyone who wants to entertain with card tricks or perform any other type of magic. Leech looks at the application of psychology to magic, the importance of misdirection and the ways it can be utilized, how best to fool people, why performers...
Cardmanship $5.00 PDF
First published in 1959, Cardmanship offers 17 entertaining card effects, including: A Faulty Cut; The Lie Detector; The Spectator Does a Trick; Doubly Ambitious; Name Speller; The Double Count; A Sandwich Change; The Casino Trick; Ace, Three, Five...
Card Man Stuff $5.00 PDF
Published in 1953, this was the sequel to Al Leech's popular "For Card Men Only." As with his first book, the author offers his own simplified versions of a number of well-known but technically demanding effects by such greats, as Ed Marlo, Bill Simon, Matt Schulien...
For Card Men Only $5.00 PDF
The name Al Leech needs no introduction in card magic circles. "For Card Men Only" was the prolific Chicago cardman's first book of card magic. It contains over a dozen visual card effects with easy to follow plots, yet with a definite climax...
Manipulating with Leech $5.00 PDF
In addition to 11 outstanding card effects, most of which are surprisingly easy to do; this booklet also features 9 additional, well-routined effects with coins and other small objects. Highlights include a Copper Silver Transpo...
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