Close Cover Before Striking is not for the beginner by any means. Most of the material in here requires some knowledge of sleight of hand. Only those ready to attempt more difficult things should look on.
What's in Close Cover Before Striking?

Floating Bill from Royal Magic
This booklet teaches one of the most astonishing, startling, visual tricks in all of magic.
Imagine this:
Borrow a dollar bill. Crumple it into a loose ball. Set it on your open palm. Slowly, eerily and mysteriously, the bill rises off of your hand!

Inside and Opposite Corner Decks trick booklet
This trick booklet not only explains both the Inside and Opposite Corner Decks in great detail, but it gives many great effects that can be done with either deck, Ken also provides us with his Double-Double Peek, a peek that can be done with any deck of cards or stack of index/business cards, this peek is so good you’ll fool your self, it in itself is worth the price of the book.

This manuscript is designed for the working pro and the experienced coin magician. Volume Four of “Knuckle Busters” contain four professional routines specifically for dedicated and skilled magicians who are willing to put in the time and practice it takes to perform first-rate coin magic.

Why Just do coin tricks, when you can do what looks like Real Coin Magic!
These are true reputation makers. This manuscript is designed for the working pro and the experienced coin magician. Volume five of Knuckle Busters contains three professional routines specifically for dedicated and skilled magicians, who are willing to put in the time and practice it takes to perform first-rate coin magic. If that sounds like you, then you are exactly who this booklet was meant for.

Why Just do coin tricks, when you can do what looks like Real Coin Magic!
These are true reputation makers. This manuscript is designed for the working pro and the experienced coin magician. Volume six of Knuckle Busters contains three professional routines specifically for dedicated and skilled magicians, who are willing to put in the time and practice it takes to perform first-rate coin magic. If that sounds like you, then you are exactly who this booklet was meant for.

Mark My Words by Ken Driscoll
A complete booklet of codes, marking systems, effects, and ideas using, business cards, clipboards, paper bags, envelopes, playing cards, rubber bands, and much much more.
Bonus Ideas:

Mystery Engineering trick booklet by Justin Hanes
This surprisingly rich collection of magic is pulled directly from Justin Hanes' act. It is presented to you in its simplest, most surface concerned form. A lot of this magic began as theoretical play, and through time and reflection have evolved from soulless toys into practical heartfelt miracles.