New Era Card Tricks – A. Roterberg

New Era Card Tricks is a landmark work in card magic literature by August Roterberg. First published in 1897, this influential volume has long been regarded as a foundational text for serious students of card magic and remains an important classic in magical literature.

Carefully reintroduced for modern readers by Stephen Minch and Byron Walker, this handsome hardcover edition preserves the value of the original work while making it accessible once again to performers, historians, and collectors. Across 278 pages, the book presents a substantial collection of card tricks, sleights, and practical methods, all explained in a clear and concise manner and supported by illustrations throughout.

What makes New Era Card Tricks especially noteworthy is its historical importance combined with enduring practical value. Many of the concepts, techniques, and routines explored within its pages continue to influence modern card magic, offering readers insight into the roots of contemporary sleight of hand.

Suitable both as a study resource and as a collector’s volume, this book provides an opportunity to explore one of the most respected classics ever written on card conjuring.

You receive with New Era Card Tricks a beautifully produced edition of a foundational card magic classic that belongs in every serious magic library.