Annemann’s Enigma Limited Edition (Signed by Max Maven)

Only a few copies available from our remaining private stock Each copy signed by Max Maven Includes reprint of rare Annemann manuscript Gorgeous leather binding Dust jacket Edition of only 100 copies Signed and numbered by publisher Todd Karr This limited edition of our Annemann’s Enigma was individually signed by our late friend Max Maven, a longtime Annemann expert. Because the printing company’s bindery decided to send us the entire edition with beautiful jet-black leather binding but without any foil stamping on the cover, we decide to dub this limited edition to be – after the 1931 classic – “The Annemann’s Enigma Book Without a Name Limited Edition.” Each copy includes a bonus item: a facsimile edition of a NEVER-BEFORE-REPRINTED Annemann manuscript, the 13-page Master Subtleties with Cards. Each copy is signed and numbered by the publisher. Annemann’s Enigma is the most amazing Annemann collection ever published. 720 pp. 600 illustrations Gorgeous color photos 12 Annemann books Legendary manuscripts Over 200 effects 50 magazine pieces Rare Annemann photos and memorabilia Over two dozen letters by Annemann Annemann bibliography Complete index Smyth-sewn, acid-free paper Beautiful dust jacket Includes a 936-page bonus CD with a searchable PDF file of The Jinx (You can transfer it to any device.) The full text of 12 Annemann books, including Annemann’s Card Miracles, Annemann’s Mental Mysteries, The Book Without a Name, 101 Methods of Forcing, 202 Methods of Forcing, Climax Card Routine, Sh-h-h–! It’s a Secret, Complete One-Man Mental Psychic Routine, Strange Secrets, Mental Bargain Effects, En Rapport, and all five Jinx Programs, plus his famous Fifty Dollar Manuscript. Annemann’s Enigma combines hundreds of archival photographs and artifacts with the entire body of writings of the legendary Theodore Annemann (1907-1942), including all his books, articles, and manuscripts. You’ll read a new biography examining unknown moments of the great mentalist’s life, along with rare photos never before seen. The accompanying CD includes 932 searchable pages with every issue of the The Jinx, plus a movie clip of Annemann’s 1938 Bullet Catch, the six installments of his scarce 1935-6 magazine The Sign of Exceptional Magic, three variant Jinx issues, and our index to each issue in the PDF. Compiled by Todd Karr, with a stellar introduction by Annemann expert Max Maven and opening essay by the legendary Steranko.