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magicjoe Special user 758 Posts |
Is the hardcover copy have all the courses in it? For what I know volumes 1-8?
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csantill New user 97 Posts |
No,
The single volume book has all the contents of the Original Mail order Tarbell Course (60 lessons) More info at http://www.geniimagazine.com/magicpedia/......in_Magic |
darksage New user 72 Posts |
I really like the option to get the course in PDF format from Conjuring Arts as it can be viewed on my tablet. I have to admit that it took me a while to get used to reading books on a tablet. I still like the feel of turning the pages and radoming flipping to the section in the hard copy; it's just not the same as an ebook.
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sirbrad Inner circle PA 2100 Posts |
I love both but 1-8 appeals to me more and each volume easier to carry, but I also love huge books. 1-8 has stuff in them that the others do not and vice versa. But there is a lot of overlap. I have had multiple sets over 34 years now.
The great trouble with magicians is the fact that they believe when they have bought a certain trick or piece of apparatus, and know the method or procedure, that they are full-fledged mystifiers. -- Harry Houdini
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magicjoe Special user 758 Posts |
So if I want to have a set for library get big book or 1-8?
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sirbrad Inner circle PA 2100 Posts |
Well that is a personal preference. Do you want smaller books with all the material spread out or one big book with all of it in? I love both and as a collector of course I have to have both. But 1-8 is special to me as it was my first book set back in the day, and I paid $400 for it then and thought it was well worth it, as the course is the "Bible of magic". I kinda like going through one volume at a time with the 8 books. But I also love huge books as well so I got both as I am a collector.
This course is what gave me a solid foundation to build from and I still use stuff from these till this day 34 years later. But if you are like me, a diehard magic freak and collector, you won't want to miss even one thing that one may have that the other doesn't. Because we all know they are the "best tricks."
The great trouble with magicians is the fact that they believe when they have bought a certain trick or piece of apparatus, and know the method or procedure, that they are full-fledged mystifiers. -- Harry Houdini
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Tim Cavendish Inner circle 1409 Posts |
Simple answer: There's a lot more content in 1-8.
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mindmagic Inner circle London 1791 Posts |
As I understand it, vols 1-6 contain most of the material from the original course, with revisions and some new stuff. Vol 7 is all new material and includes indices. Vol 8 is mostly original material omitted from 1-6.
Barry |
Kbuck54 Veteran user 343 Posts |
Get the HArd copies Vol. 1-8. You will refer back to them endlessly.
Keith Shazam
SHAZAM!
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BeatStradivari New user 25 Posts |
Hi there!
Any idea what’s happened with the Tarbell books? All of sudden they’re out of stock everywhere! I was about to purchase vol. 2 because I’m following Dan Harlan’s video lessons, but none of the books are available! |
syphon101 New user 35 Posts |
Tannen's appears to have most of the Tarbell volumes in stock right now.
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EvilClown Loyal user Richmond, VA 295 Posts |
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On Jul 23, 2024, BeatStradivari wrote: These come up for sale on eBay constantly. |
motown Inner circle Atlanta by way of Detroit 6205 Posts |
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On Jul 23, 2024, BeatStradivari wrote: It looks like a few dealers have them. Take a look again.
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