Will Goldston – The Young Conjurer Part 1

From the introduction:

Before the young conjurer sets out to try and entertain his friends he should first devote a little time every day to practice. I always believe in a little practice every day. Every trick that one is going to present should be rehearsed over and over again until one is practically tired of it. When the conjurer knows a trick in that way he finds, when he is presenting it to an audience, that he is by no means tired of it, because the trick goes so well that he is bound to like it and it probably becomes one of his favourite tricks.

How to give a Conjuring Entertainment

The Magic Billiard Ball

Paper Cone And Glass Casket

The Floating Disc

The Farthings And Tape

The Flight Of Coins

The Enchanted Coins

Two Pennies And A Tumbler

The Enchanted Die

The Jumping Peg

The Coin, The Ring, And The Handkerchief

The Magical Knot

Hat Production

The Rope And Rings

The Ring On The Wand

Three Malay Rope Tricks

The Latest Palm Pass

The Mysterious Photograph Frame

The Aladdin Tube

The Sybil Coin Case

The Spirit Slate

Another Method

Bloodless Surgery

Good Luck To The Baby

The Handkerchief And The Empty Glass

Suggestions For A Handkerchief Production Act

Egg Vanishing Apparatus

The Newest Hat Loader

How To Destroy And Restore A Card

The New Spirit Photographs

The Aladdin Productive Candle

The Aladdin Changing Handkerchief Wand

Rapid Disappearance Of A Thimble

The Enchanted Tube

Passing A Thimble Through A Borrowed Silk Handkerchief

The Deceptive Half-Crown

Flying Colours

The Two Card Trick

The Vanishing Pencil

The Improved Cannon And The Pellets

Heads Or Tails

The New Diminishing Card

The Colour Changing Handkerchief

The Aviary Candlestick

The Card Transformation

The Aladdin Production Canister

1st edition 1910, 92 pages; PDF 53 pages.