The first 50 issues of The Jinx magic magazine. M.The Jinx on *FREE * shipping on qualifying offers. Jinx 10 – page 50 – Twentieth Century Cards – R. Jinx 11 – page 55 – A Divination With Matches – Herbert R. Jinx 10 – page 52 – Extra-Sensory Perception - Annemann Jinx Summer Extra 1936 – page 48 – Par-Optic Vision - Annemann Jinx 9 – page 35 – A Matter of Policy – Max Holden Jinx 7 – page 28 – The Lemon and the Dollar – Leo H. Jinx 4 – page 14 – Cigarette Perception – Frank N. Jinx 3 – page 11 – The Bending Swizzle Stick - Annemann Jinx 2 – page 7 – Your Card! – Orville Meyer Jinx 1 – page 1 – Hallucination – Charles W. Jinx 1 – page 2 – The Supreme East Indian Needle trick - Annemann Improvements to effects in earlier issues The Origin and History of the Torn Deck Trick – Julian J. Single Die Force – Clement de Lion ĭeck Vanish - Question for the Month – Robert Parrish Ĭomic Section - parody letter to “Our Associated Dealers” from Burling HullĪ Novel Glass Thru Hat – Alvin C. The 20th Century Slate Test – Jean Hugard The Jinx – Winter Extra 1935/36 – 10 pages Heathīrrr!! (Meaning ‘very cold’) – Otis Manning
HannemanĪn Original Ball-Dropper – Ottokar Fischer Wanted - A Card Routine without cards! - AnnemannĪn Original Tie for Loads – Ottokar FischerĪn Original Routine for Publicity Ĭoins, En Route! – Ottokar Fischer - incompleteĪn Original Faked Envelope with a Publicity Angle - AnnemannĪrticles regarding magicians and their doingsĪ Different Card Spelling – George C. Shrinking Dollar Stunt (The Shrinking Bill) Improvement to “Seven Keys to Baldplate” DixieĪ Cigarette Rolled by Proxy – Orville Meyer The Face Up - Face Down Location - AnnemannĪ New Method of Tabulation – Ralph W. The Ribbon that Made Good – Orville Meyer The ‘One of a Bunch’ Force – Orville Meyer The Renovated Sphinx Card Trick – Eddie CleverĪ Flash Ribbon Restoration – John K. The Jinx Five-Foot Shelf of Magic - Annemann Tom Bowyer’s Publicity Trick – Tom Bowyer
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Two Mindreading Publicity Effects - AnnemannĪ Practical Card Code – Orville Wayne Meyer The Solution of ‘Something to Work On’ – Charles W. The Red and Blue Back Color Change - Annemann The Twentieth Century Newspaper Test – Stuart Robson Something to Work On - letter from Vincent Dalban The Demon – Yogi – Goblin Book Test - Annemann Wanted – Questions and Answers – call for questions - Annemann The Mystery of the Blackboard – Paul Rosini The Supreme East Indian Needle Feat - Annemann Hallucination – originated by Eddie Clever And the latest OCR technology has been used to make each and every page fully text searchable. Each page was then manually cleaned up to produce the best possible look and feel. The scans were prepared from unbound issues to avoid any kind of page distortion. We have taken the utmost care for this digitization. Thompson Jr., and a completely new 30 page index which has been alphabetized and spans all issues and extras. You will get reproductions of all the old advertisements for the Jinx, the old three part index prepared by J. Each issue is quickly accessible via a bookmark. You will get all 151 issues including all summer and winter extras. Here is the most convenient form of the Jinx to date. A must read not just for mentalists but all magicians. It is a treasure chest of ideas, methods, routines and commentary. Many of the best mentalists consider the Jinx the most important publication.
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