Magic Princess Card, Hypnotic Choice, 2 trick combo Royal USA made Magicians fav

Description

Princess Card Trick-classic of modern magic, A favorite trick of close-up legend Nate Leipzig. A spectator is shown five cards and asked to merely think of one. They have a completely free choice, which is never revealed to the performer. The magician studies the cards and removes one, placing it in his pocket. When the cards are again show to the spectator, one is missing - their mental selection! The trick is easy to do, requiring no skill!HYPNOTIC CHOICE -
The spectator has a completely free selection of any one of three "hypnotic" symbol cards. There is no force of cards.
Despite a completely fair selection process, the magician never fails to determine which one of the cards the spectator has selected. In fact, the magician claims he has "hypnotized" the spectator into selecting a specific card.
To prove his claims, the magician shows that he knew in advance which card he would force the spectator to choose through apparent "hypnosis."
Easy to do. Made in the USA by FUN Incorporated. Cards are printed on Bicycle stock (with Bicycle Rider Back designs) by the US Playing Card Company Harry Lorayne crammed some of the slickest card magic into 68 fabulous pages. Some of the classic routines included are: One Eyed Jack Sandwich, Out of My Control, Interlace Location, Any Four of a Kind, Pseudo Memory #1 and #2, among many others. 1st edition 1965, 68 pages This is a nice soft back reprint of his classic book. Includes all original illustrations,  full 68 pages with the Tannen's logo on the back cover, you will fool magicians with these easy to learn card tricks!
We include a brand new Bicycle deck to get started right away!
From H. Lorayne's Foreward: 'I sat down and described, in detail, fifteen of my favorite effects and routines with ordinary cards. Effects that you can do anywhere, any time, with any deck and under almost any conditions. Of the fifteen, only four begin with the standard "pick a card" opening. And - since I usually write an effect in one sitting, I most often come up with a thought or two after it is written. Therefore - the "Afterthoughts." Don't overlook them; I'm sure you'll find some worthwhile suggestions and ideas there.'
Content:
Foreword
One-Eyed Jack Sandwich
Color Coincidence
Out Of My Control
Criss-Cross
Interlaced Location
Impromptu Out Of This World
Hummer Addition
Aces Only - With Kings
Toss-In Reverse
Any Four Of A Kind
Lorayne's Transposition Breakthrough #1
Lorayne's Transposition Breakthrough #2
Your Choice
Pseudo Memory #1
Pseudo Memory #2
Last Word