Thanks Kevin

I don't need a lot of switch methods, but I will have to decide whether to purchase this, or get the information from the other sources.

Is the one handed bill switch in this book. from the way I read the ad you also get to learn the original method. of the bill switch.

Yes, there is a one-handed switch in the book, and the original handling (as done by the inventor) is in the book. First time it's ever been in print.

Good to hear. here I am thinking that the original inventor. just did a introduction for it.

What about Richard Sanders' Visibill and Sean Fields' Infinity Switch?

Richard Sanders has 4 contributions in this book, one's a bill vanish and the other three are tricks, all which look good as a read through (I haven't done them, but like the premise to his tricks), and there is nothing by Sean Fields in the book that I saw.

I have been telling customers that this book is like the Royal Road to Card Magic and Bobo's for Bill Work. It really is that good of a book. One that deserves to be in your library next to those two books. You'll pull it out and reference it for years to come, I assure you of that.

Kind regards-
Steve

How about Daniel Garcia's Greed? :?:

Andrew

Greed is not in here but Twisted is. Just get the book. It is WELL WORTH IT

I'm looking for possible vanishes for notes,for torn and restored,bill to immposible location type things,I'm strugling to work them out for myself,finding pocket management a problem, ie tt, flash paper etc. So was wondering if this book may be of some use to me,it is a subject that I have little knowledge in.
GG

There are 7 different bill vanishes in the book for routines like Bill to Impossible Location (and at least 4 bill productions). So, yes, I think the book would be of use to you.

I just use the one from Roger Klause In Concert. 'No need for me to have numerous ways to accomplish the routine. Pick the one that works for you and master it.