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Logical Deck (blue) by Masuda

2012-01-22T04:41:00.001-08:00

Logical Deck (blue) by Masuda

get it here	Without touching or looking at a selected card, you can divine the name of the selection even without asking question. This can be done with the Logical Deck. The secret is the intelligent and subtle markings on the deck. The Logical Deck is a whole new marked deck. As far as an ordinary marked deck is concerned, you cannot read a mark of a card in the middle of the deck. However, you can do that quickly with the Logical Deck. It does not take so long to read the markings. When you get used to its system, you can read the markings of two cards in a moment. Even experienced magicians will be fooled unless they know the marking method. The instruction manual includes two basic handlings and a routine with a trick deck. We hope you enjoy this simple and straightforward effect, and intelligent principle. Includes gimmicked Blue Bi cycle Deck. 'When I saw this effect for the first time, I could not help shouting 'No way!' I was totally fooled although he had told me that the secret was a variation of my idea. The Logical Deck employs a mathmatical principle. But the deck can be shuffled even by a spectator. Of course, you need to glimpse the deck. However, you can do that in a moment in a natural movement. I am amazed that he came up with this idea. He is truly talented.' - Katsuya Masuda 'When I was a magic dealer, I came across a Masuda's trick. The secret of the trick was new and exciting. I tried to invent more powerful effect with his idea and finally completed the Logical Deck. I would like to take this opportunity to thank Katsuya Masuda who highly appreciated my work and made efforts to commercialize the Logical Deck.' - Touson
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Shinag by Shin Lim

2012-01-22T04:30:00.001-08:00

Shinag by Shin Lim (Video Stream)

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A simple, powerful, and impromptu way to reveal a selected signed card.

Have you ever wanted the perfect ending to a sandwich routine, ACR, or four card production'

THIS IS IT.

ShiNAG is a completely impromptu way to reveal selected cards with just your fingertips, allowing you to incorporate this into any of your current routines.

Over 60 minutes of crystal clear HD, Shin goes over 7 of his favorite variations in intricate detail.

Learn now from F.I.S.M-NACM, I.B.M, and WMS winner Shin Lim.

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Logical Deck (red) by Masuda

2012-01-22T04:21:00.000-08:00

Logical Deck (red) by Masuda

get it here	Without touching or looking at a selected card, you can divine the name of the selection even without asking question. This can be done with the Logical Deck. The secret is the intelligent and subtle markings on the deck. The Logical Deck is a whole new marked deck. As far as an ordinary marked deck is concerned, you cannot read a mark of a card in the middle of the deck. However, you can do that quickly with the Logical Deck. It does not take so long to read the markings. When you get used to its system, you can read the markings of two cards in a moment. Even experienced magicians will be fooled unless they know the marking method. The instruction manual includes two basic handlings and a routine with a trick deck. We hope you enjoy this simple and straightforward effect, and intelligent principle. Includes gimmicked Red Bicycle Deck. 'When I saw this effect for the first time, I could not help shouting 'No way!' I was totally fooled although he had told me that the secret was a variation of my idea. The Logical Deck employs a mathmatical principle. But the deck can be shuffled even by a spectator. Of course, you need to glimpse the deck. However, you can do that in a moment in a natural movement. I am amazed that he came up with this idea. He is truly talented.' - Katsuya Masuda 'When I was a magic dealer, I came across a Masuda's trick. The secret of the trick was new and exciting. I tried to invent more powerful effect with his idea and finally completed the Logical Deck. I would like to take this opportunity to thank Katsuya Masuda who highly appreciated my work and made efforts to commercialize the Logical Deck.' - Touson
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Think by Shin Lim

2012-01-22T04:10:00.001-08:00

Think by Shin Lim (Video Stream)

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From the mind of Shin Lim comes an extremely clean and deceptive piece of mentalism.

Effect: You present both a deck of cards and a prediction, both which YOU WILL NEVER TOUCH in the performance. As a matter of fact, you can be sitting in the audience while the spectator is on stage counting the cards. You ask the spectator to think of a number between 1-52. Once a number has been chosen, you instruct the spectator to pick up the deck, and deal down to that number. You then instruct her to lift up the prediction which has been on the table the entire time. THE CARD AND PREDICTION MATCH.... EVERY TIME!

POINTS:

The magician DOES NOT touch the deck at any time.
The magician DOES NOT touch the prediction at any time.
NO gimmicks.
NO rough and Smooth.
NO sticky cards (this includes, glues, wax, roughing, ANYTHING)
NO equivoque
NO stoog es
NO switching
NO electronics
NO gimmicks
Instant Reset

Shin goes over 3 variations of this effect.

Learn from award winner Shin Lim.

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2012-01-21T11:39:00.001-08:00

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	From the mind of Menny Lindenfeld, who brought you best-selling Hollow and Hollow 2, comes a new highly visual portable-hole effect that will fool even the keenest of spectators. Effect: Show your credit card, with a hole punched through its magnetic stripe. Suddenly grab the hole with your fingertips and PHYSICALLY SLIDE THE HOLE out of the way, nice and easy, to another spot on the card. End by SHAKING the card - causing the HOLE TO VISUALLY JUMP back to the magnetic stripe. Conclude by letting the audience examine your theft-proof card ...

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Pentagon
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Pentagon boasts five impromptu routines + a few hidden surprises all featuring some of the coolest super powers around. This is the fourth book in the series of five.

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Super Hearing - A Sound Phone Call
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Star Storm
by Alan Wong

Perfect for your 'Snow Storm in China' routine. Also can be used with any of the snow storm cannons.

Contains 12 multi-colored star storm packets.

Instructions not included.

Packet Dimensions Approximately 1 1/2' x 1 3/4' (3.8cm x 4.5cm) ...

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Tri Color Ropes and Knots
by Sterling Dare

Imagine displaying a bright and solid, tri-colored rope (Red, Yellow and Green) to your audience. Then, as you slowly pass your hand down the rope, a knot magically appears in each of the colored sections!

The colored knots do not match the colored sections of the ro ...

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Heptagon
by Patrick Redford

Powerful Mentalism Performable Over the Phone or in Person!

As part of a 5 comic book series, Heptagon (preceded By Triangle & followed by Square), is a comic devoted to mentalism over the telephone. This stuff doesn't suffer from your usual transpa ...

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Reel Magic Episode 26 (Wayne Houchin)
by Wayne Houchin

Feature Interview - Wayne Houchin:
Wayne Houchin tells Kozmo that hanging upside down in a straightjacket can really change your perception on life!

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Jon Armstrong - Sessions, Las Vegas Pt. 2
Watch Terry Ward 'k ...

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Menage A 3
by Michael Afshin

Michael Afshin and Roy Kueppers present 'MENAGE A 3' with Gaffed coins from 'Roy Kueppers' and the following Routines Taught by Michael Afshin!

International 3FLY - An elegant routine using three very different coins. Each coin visibly travels from one hand to ...

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Boxes, Cases and Crates
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George F. Ledo studied theatrical design at California State University Northridge and the University of Massachusetts at Amherst, then spent fifteen years in the architectural field as a designer, planner, and project manager. Later he served as head of the design studio at ...

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Collateral
by Jim Tyler

Diamond Jim Tyler teaches his award-winning borrowed Ring & String routine, step by step, with some thought-provoking nuances. The audience witnesses a spectator's ring penetrate and vanish from a leather lace time and again.

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Logical Deck (red)
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Without touching or looking at a selected card, you can divine the name of the selection even without asking question. This can be done with the Logical Deck.

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Shinag
by Shin Lim

A simple, powerful, and impromptu way to reveal a selected signed card.

Have you ever wanted the perfect ending to a sandwich routine, ACR, or four card production'.

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Collateral by Diamond Jim Tyler

2012-01-19T05:00:00.001-08:00

Collateral by Diamond Jim Tyler

get it here	Diamond Jim Tyler teaches his award-winning borrowed Ring & String routine, step by step, with some thought-provoking nuances. The audience witnesses a spectator's ring penetrate and vanish from a leather lace time and again. This has been a feature of DJ's act since 1986 and used in thousands of performances and hundreds of lectures all over the world. This is a visually stunning routine that transcends the language barrier. Dan Fleshman and Gregory Wilson, who are experts on the subject, say it is one of the best routines they have ever seen. Unlike most ring and string routines that become predictable this one ends strong with an effect that DJ likes to call COLLATERAL: The magician removes his ring and asks to borrow a spectator's ring. The magician places his own personal ring into a small coin envelope and asks the ring-less spectator to place it into their pocket as collateral. After performing DJ's Ring & String routine or any borrowed ring effect- their ring is made to vanish! The spectator hands over the envelope only to discover that their own ring is inside! Includes two leather laces and the other necessary props. Running Time Approximately: 45min
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Boxes, Cases and Crates by George Ledo

2012-01-19T04:51:00.001-08:00

Boxes, Cases and Crates by George Ledo

get it here	George F. Ledo studied theatrical design at California State University Northridge and the University of Massachusetts at Amherst, then spent fifteen years in the architectural field as a designer, planner, and project manager. Later he served as head of the design studio at a major scenery fabrication company, working on projects for Universal Studios, Six Flags Parks, WXXA-TV, and other clients. He has published articles in Stage Directions, Dance Teacher Now, and Haunted Attraction magazines, and is a columnist for The Magic Cafe. George and Donna live and work in the San Francisco Bay Area, where they serve as humans for two inside cats and two outside cats. From the Intro, George says: 'I wanted to write about how theatrical productions have traditionally transported scenery and props, with an eye towards keeping the pieces safe as well as m aking them quick and easy to pack and unpack. It would be a book on ideas, not on step-by-step instructions, since I figured that anyone who builds one of these boxes or crates will come up with a hundred variations or improvements. However, as the book developed, the designer in me decided to add material on how to make and decorate small boxes, and especially on how to give them character and a 'history'. This material hasn't been covered much in the magic literature either, but interestingly it is covered now and then in woodworking publications. So again I wanted to offer ideas and sources, instead of step-by-step instructions repeating what's been described elsewhere. That's where the chapter on resources came in: period research, woodworking techniques, theatrical suppliers, and specialty hardware. Finally, just as I was ready to send the manuscript to the publisher, I decided to add a chapter on how to design a box, using the same basic process we use when cr eating stage sets or props. This process is not a trade secret, and it ain't rocket science, but it's been used for centuries and it works. And it really opens your eyes and gives you a fresh outlook on how to use your creativity and think outside of your own comfort zone. I'm hoping this book will inspire some of you--touring illusionists as well as builders and hobbyists--to look beyond the magic literature for ideas on how to make your show easier and more efficient to transport, as well as on how to create some of tomorrow's props. Enjoy!' Fifteen chapters in this large format soft cover book, over 100 pages including gorgeous CAD designs illustrating the ideas you will need to start protecting, crating and getting your SHOW ON THE ROAD! Pages:109 - Softcover - 7' x 10' - Black and white photos and illustrations.
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Menage A 3 by Michael Afshin and Roy Kueppers

2012-01-19T04:46:00.001-08:00

Menage A 3 by Michael Afshin and Roy Kueppers

get it here	Michael Afshin and Roy Kueppers present 'MENAGE A 3' with Gaffed coins from 'Roy Kueppers' and the following Routines Taught by Michael Afshin! International 3FLY - An elegant routine using three very different coins. Each coin visibly travels from one hand to the other. Mike teaches his beautiful '3FLY' handling performed right at the finger tips. International Matrix - Using only his bare hands the performer causes three international coins to magically collect together under one hand and then instantly return again. Great magic & very easy to perform Envelope Matrix - A very baffling matrix routine using the same three coins and three sealed envelopes to cover each one. The three coins ma gically collect together underneath one envelope. Mike's final surprise kicker with all three coins vanishing then appearing inside the three sealed envelopes is a real fooler. Bonus routines. Mike's in the hand two coin transpo - Clean & baffling coin magic right in the hand of the spectator. A wonderful routine for the walk around performer. Ashfin's Retention Vanish - Mike teaches his personal handling of this beautiful coin sleight The DVD comes with all coins needed to perform all of the Routines above. You will receive 8 coins in Total ( 5 High Quality Gaffed coins & 3 Regular Matching ). Running Time Approximately: 44min
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Reel Magic Episode 26 (Wayne Houchin)

2012-01-19T04:37:00.001-08:00

Reel Magic Episode 26 (Wayne Houchin)

get it here	Feature Interview - Wayne Houchin: Wayne Houchin tells Kozmo that hanging upside down in a straightjacket can really change your perception on life! COLUMNS: Jon Armstrong - Sessions, Las Vegas Pt. 2 Watch Terry Ward 'kill' Jon Armstrong and the rest of the sessions group with his version of an old trick. Silly Billy - Reel Comedy segment premier! RMZ, surprising magicians at Magic Live! Simon Lovell - Ask Simey! Simon answers your questions, this issue - Simon tells the worst/best Christmas story EVER! David Roth - ROTH! the pocket handkerchief vanish - perfect for a party! REVIEWS: David Regal - Tricks of the Trade In this bi-polar segment, sometimes he EXPOSES SECRETS! and sometimes he just let's you suffe r. Wayne Kawamoto - Choice Cuts Reviews David Solomon's card solutions as well as Handle with Care by John Carey. TRICKS: Shawn Farquhar 'S.T.E.P. 2' a Reel Magic exclusivefrom Shawn Farquhar's S.T.E.P. project! David Solomon from The Card Solutions of David Solomon published by Big Blind Media John Carey 'BTB' from 'Handle with Carey' published by RSVP Magic MOVE MONKEYS: *Derek Ostovani* 'Cant Change' *Donald Carlson* 'Facedown TopShot' Herb Scher 'Cris-cross-double-coin-roll' Including the .pdf file, Magicseen, a european publication. Running Time Approximately: 1hr 46min
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Heptagon by Patrick Redford

2012-01-19T04:29:00.001-08:00

Heptagon by Patrick Redford

get it here	*Powerful Mentalism Performable Over the Phone or in Person!* As part of a 5 comic book series, Heptagon (preceded By Triangle & followed by Square), is a comic devoted to mentalism over the telephone. This stuff doesn't suffer from your usual transparent mathematical or psychological methodology. Artist Jesse Rubenfeld's art is beautiful, the page layout is stellar, and overall the product productions are top notch. Imagine being able to perform strong, commercial mentalism remotely over the telephone without having to resort to contrived mathematical feeling procedures, or having to rely on traditional psychological forcing techniques. These routines are just as impressive over the phone as they are in person. Dead Phone - Divine and predict the location of three weapons hidden in three different pockets of your subject. Drinks on Me - A 100% Sa fe Acid Roulette Game. The Call - Successfully call the winner of three rounds of RPS & know the exact objects thrown in the last play. Memory Prison - Memorize the subject's deck of cards in 30 seconds then teach the subject to memorize a deck of cards in under one minute all over the phone. Coin Claw - Feel exactly what the subject feels and identify which of four coins is being held at seemingly any given time. Coin Cast - Perform a which hand is the coin in effect and also be able to call if the coin is heads or tails up in the subjects hand. Yes, even over the phone! Lie Detector - The performer is able to correctly spot when the subject is lying or telling the truth without fail. Remote Composition - A different presentation of the previous routine with a psychic theme rather than a psychological. This works well as a fail-safe for Joshua Quinn's Duplicity. Subliminal Persua sion Kicker - Have the subject write down an open prediction about a physical set of actions he or she will do only to have him or her cause it to come true moments later without being aware of it. Tracing Dick - A drawing duplication for the phone Pages: 52 - Soft cover - 10' x 6.5' - Full-color and black-and-white illustrations
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Tri Color Ropes and Knots by Sterling Dare

2012-01-19T04:23:00.001-08:00

Tri Color Ropes and Knots by Sterling Dare

get it here	Imagine displaying a bright and solid, tri-colored rope (Red, Yellow and Green) to your audience. Then, as you slowly pass your hand down the rope, a knot magically appears in each of the colored sections! The colored knots do not match the colored sections of the rope in which they appear (red knot in yellow section, etc.). You again pass your hand down the rope and to the amazement of your audience the colors of the knots match each section of the colored rope! Lastly, you unite the knots and hand the rope out for complete examination! BONUS! Additionally, you will receive a fun filled Traffic Light routine with a fantastic children's safety message. This routine is great for getting booked into schools. Teachers and staff love it just as much as the students! Comes complete with tri-colored rope and 12-page instru ction booklet.
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Star Storm by Alan Wong

2012-01-19T04:18:00.001-08:00

Star Storm by Alan Wong

get it here	Perfect for your 'Snow Storm in China' routine. Also can be used with any of the snow storm cannons. Contains 12 multi-colored star storm packets. Instructions not included. Packet Dimensions Approximately 1 1/2' x 1 3/4' (3.8cm x 4.5cm)
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Safety Hole Lite 2.0 by Menny Lindenfeld

2012-01-19T04:15:00.001-08:00

Safety Hole Lite 2.0 by Menny Lindenfeld

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From the mind of Menny Lindenfeld, who brought you best-selling Hollow and Hollow 2, comes a new highly visual portable-hole effect that will fool even the keenest of spectators.

Effect:
Show your credit card, with a hole punched through its magnetic stripe. Suddenly grab the hole with your fingertips and PHYSICALLY SLIDE THE HOLE out of the way, nice and easy, to another spot on the card. End by SHAKING the card - causing the HOLE TO VISUALLY JUMP back to the magnetic stripe.

Conclude by letting the audience examine your theft-proof card.

With Safety Hole Lite you will always be ready with an amazing trick up your wallet.

Highly Visual Effect
Quick and Simple Set-up
Real Holes
Examinable Prior To and After Performing

For the first time, Safety Hole Lite comes wit h interactive instructions that give you an exiting and personal learning experience. Enjoy a step-by-step video tutorial, directly on your mobile phone (or PC), presented by magic inventor Menny Lindenfeld!

Interactive instructions
Video tutorial

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Pentagon by Patrick Redford

2012-01-19T04:06:00.001-08:00

Pentagon by Patrick Redford

get it here	Pentagon boasts five impromptu routines + a few hidden surprises all featuring some of the coolest super powers around. This is the fourth book in the series of five. Contents: Super Hearing - A Sound Phone Call Using super hearing you're able to tell the exact number of coins your subject is shaking in his hand over a phone line. X-Ray Vision - X-Ray Vision Coins Using the power of x-ray vision you're able to tell which hand a borrowed coin is in, it's date, and whether its heads up or tails up. Mind Reading - Shade Drawing Duplication An incredibly clean close-up Drawing Duplication combining a clever peek and legitimate muscle reading. Psychokinetic Power - Staring Sensation With their eyes closed, two people step into each other's mind and body and think and feel exactly as the other person thinks a nd feel. Two people can sense when the other is starring at the back of their head, they sense when the other person moves their arms, and anticipate when the other is about to stand.One subject may even think of the exact same word that the other has freely thought of. Time Travel - The Time Traveler An entire room notes the time on their watch only to experience the physical sensation of time travel as a business card with the current time written across the face is ripped and burned only to visually un-burn, un-rip, and finally go blank. When everyone looks at their watch again time its verified that somehow the room traveled back through time a full five minutes. Pages: 48 - Soft cover - 10' x 6.5' - Full-color and black-and-white illustrations
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Chinese Queens by Tonny Van Rhee

2012-01-14T06:00:00.001-08:00

Chinese Queens by Tonny Van Rhee

get it here	There are 4 Queens in the magician's hand. One of them turns face up and this is the one selected by the spectator. As these are Chinese cards there are only Chinese characters on the cards...However at the end of the the trick it came to light that on the other side of the chosen card is the selected Queen. Includes gimmicked cards and instructional DVD.
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Destination Box by Jon Allen

2012-01-14T05:55:00.001-08:00

Destination Box by Jon Allen

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You hand someone a locked box to look after. You perform your favourite signed card trick (obviously not Card on Ceiling!). As a finale, you unlock the box to reveal another box inside. Within this box is a folded playing card. The person who signed the card carefully removes it from the box to reveal it is their signed card.

What would you want from your ideal 'Card to Box''

Let the person who signed the card remove it for themselves'
Have no worries about switching the card'
Feel safe that only you can open the box'
Be able to use any style of card'
Have a box suitable as a feature item'
To adapt the box to your own style or theme of an event'
Have a 100% total examinable box'
Have the facility to perform several other routines with it such as Bill to Box, Headline Prediction,
The Big Surprise, Watch steal finale and more'

Now you can achieve all the above with a most remarkable item ... The Destination Box.

Features of Jon Allen's Destination Box:

Created from solid American black walnut.
Solid brass hinges, hasp & staple with secure padlock.
Unique design by Jon Allen.
External dimension: 4.5' x 3' x 2' (120mm x 75mm x 55mm)
Internal flocking for added elegance.
Extra specialised coating for added protection.
Devious method makes the box 100% examinable.
Glass Bottle and Pillbox included.
Instructional DVD

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Travel by Martin Adams

2012-01-14T05:46:00.001-08:00

Travel by Martin Adams

get it here	Anytime - Anywhere - In The Mind - On the Streets 'Travel is a technically a very simple effect, you can go out and perform it pretty much straight away, it's strength is in this simplicity, it's an IDEAL opener for any mentalist or magician' - Dee Christopher You introduce a laminated card which is covered in standard recognizable places from the world. Places like the Eiffel Tower, Niagara Falls or the Stonehenge. You just ask the spectator to do an imaginary trip to any of the nine famous sites. You ask them to imagine themselves to be there. You then slowly reveal their thought of place. Now you probably ask from yourself: What's new''' The good news is: NO MEMORY WORK AT ALL. This is an effect that you are going to use and carry with you all the time! This detailed booklet teaches you everything you need to know, to start performing this amazing mind magic t rick right away. Includes full-color, laminated 'travel card' to use as much as you like! Pages: 5 - 8.5' x 5.5' - Soft cover - Saddle Stitched
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Dai Vernons Revelations - 30th Anniversary Deluxe Edition Box Set

2012-01-14T05:42:00.001-08:00

Dai Vernon's Revelations - 30th Anniversary Deluxe Edition Box Set

get it here	It's been 30 years since the initial release of Revelations, the monumental video set that immortalized the life and work of perhaps one of the greatest magicians who ever lived - the Professor himself - Dai Vernon. In celebration, L&L Publishing is releasing the Revelations 30th Anniversary Box Set which features all 17 volumes of Revelations digitally remastered on 8 DVDs. Also included are three bonus DVDs that contain extremely rare footage of Vernon lectures from the 1970's - almost six hours of material that almost no one has ever seen before. Included also are four audio CDs of Vernon lectures from the 1960s and two commemorative booklets. The first is a facsimile of the original Videonics Revelations ca talog with comprehensive commentary on each volume by Sid Lorraine while the second contains Dr. Gene Matsuura's original notes made at Dai Vernon's farewell lecture in 1976. Everything is packaged in a full color slipcase that is sure to make this set one of the most desirable magic keepsakes ever released. David Ben's introduction that appears in the beginning of Gene Matsuura's notes booklet: 'Will wonders never cease' When it comes to Dai Vernon, apparently not. This celebration of the 30th anniversary of Revelations, the series produced originally in 1982 by Hans Zahn in Newfoundland, attests to that amazing legacy and it provides yet another generation of magicians - old and new - the chance to experience Dai Vernon and his magic. This compilation is much more than just a repackaging of the original discs. With additional footage from the celebrated $1,000 Lecture Tour in the mid-1970s, private videos shot by Bill 'The Prez' Larsen at The Magic Castle, and supporting documentation and ephemera, magic aficionados and historians now have an accurate portrayal of perhaps the most celebrated thinker and performer in magic during his 'Late Period.' Start with Vernon's lecture at the Washington Press Club in August 1973, courtesy of Arthur Emerson. (Still images of Arthur Emerson and Vernon were inserted for the first minute or so because the initial quality of the video was suspect. Your patience, however, will be rewarded.) Vernon is 79 years old at the time. That's right, 79! It is Late Vernon, Second Wave. Next, screen the October 9, 1976, lecture at The Magic Castle. Here Vernon is reprising the content of the $1,000 Lecture Tour. He is now 82. Again, it is Late Vernon, Second Wave. Take a break and turn to the notes provided by Dr. Gene Matsuura. Dr. Matsuura was a confidant of many of the most esteemed sleight-of-hand magicians of the 20th century. He is a real student of magic and, in particular, the magic of Vernon. He is also renowned for the quality of his observations and notes. We thank Dr. Matsuura for agreeing to release his personal notes on Vernon's $1,000 Lecture Tour appearance in Sacramento. His observations are astute, and the nuance he flags worth studying. Next up: the April 1977 presentations filmed at The Magic Castle. Shot by and because of Bill Larsen, they represent yet another extraordinary gift of the Larsen family to the magic community. In fact, it is hard to imagine what magic would be like today without the Larsens - Genii magazine, The Magic Castle, the Academy of the Magical Arts, and now this. The family, in its fourth generation in magic, continues to contribute to the growth of magic and the preservation of magic history. Vernon, by the way, would soon turn 84! It is the tail end of the Second Wave of the Late Period. Only then, it is time to revisit the monumental series that is Revelations. Recorded in 1982, w hen Vernon was 88, it is the Late Period, Third Wave. Here, Vernon provides more coaching and commentary than actual performance. Michael Ammar, Gary Ouellet and Steve Freeman are there to assist, performing and demonstrating magic, and to spark the conversation. We see how things are meant to be done, and how not. The breadth of material is staggering. Fortunately, this commemorative package of discs and other material includes a reproduction of a booklet that provides a detailed description of each section so that viewers can zero in on their particular area of interest. If I can offer one final word of advice, it is to heed what Vernon said to a young Albert Goshman: take one trick and learn to do it better than anybody else. Goshman did exactly that, and built his initial reputation with 'Spellbound.' With this 30th anniversary celebration of Revelations, you have that same opportunity. I look forward to seeing your magic.' - David Ben, Toronto VERNON'S LECTURES: The Academy of Magical Arts has graciously opened their members-only video vault and allowed L&L to publish one of their rare private videos. This is your chance to watch vintage lectures by Dai Vernon taped at the world-famous Magic Castle by Bill 'The Prez' Larsen who had the foresight to preserve Vernon's genius for posterity. These videos are also valuable for their historic importance as they are among the first lectures ever videotaped at the Magic Castle. *Lecture DVD 1 - April 1, 1977 Lecture:* Wand Spin Vanish Retention of Vision Coin Vanish Card Handling Pull-Through Shuffle 'Dad' Stevens Shuffle Erdnase Top Palm Hofzinser Palm Control Top Changes Top Palm Elmsley Count/Twisting the Aces Larry Jennings' Ambitious Classic Hamman's Pinochle Trick Deal Controls/Stop Trick Reverses Color Changes (Leipzig, Malini, Tenkai) Spectator Cueing Push-Thr ough and Block Shuffle Henry Christ's Off the Table Shuffle Diagonal Palm Shift and Card Transfer Action Palm Cover for Erdnase Shift Double Lift Get Ready The Trick That Fooled Marlo Double Lift-Handling and Application The Trick Without a Name Coin Under Glass Three-Card Monte Cards Up The Sleeve General Advice Card Switches Vernon's Mental Card Miracle *Lecture DVD 2 - April 15, 1977 Lecture:* Five Coins and a Glass Leipzig's Slow Motion Coin Vanish The Tale of the Treasury-Worm The Daivergent Silk The Peripatetic Walnuts Balls in the Net The Cups and Balls The Linking Rings Cut and Restored Rope Knot in Rope Bar Stunt Joe Berg Knot Upsetting a Square Knot Ball Handling/Wand Spin Vanish Also featured are Vernon's anecdotes including how he first came to the Magic Castle, early Castle memories, and his infamous X-rated Japan story. October 9, 1976 Lecture: Introduction by Bill 'The Prez' Larsen Vernon's Introductory Remarks The Cups and Balls The Peripatetic Walnuts Five Coins and a Glass Retention of Vision Coin Vanish Han Ping Chien Wand Spin Vanish The Daivergent Silk Lecture DVD 3 In August of 1973, Dai Vernon lectured for a large and extremely enthusiastic audience at the Press Club in Washington D.C. and host Arthur Emerson was prescient enough to have a video camera on hand for the occasion. Contents include: The Cups and Balls Coins Through The Table Retention of Vision Coin Vanish Five Coins and a Glass The Linking Rings The Cylinder and Coins Matching the Cards Larry Jennings' Ambitious Classic Color Change (Tenkai) Top Changes Cards Up The Sleeve Advice VINTAGE VERNON VOLUMES 1-4 (AUDIO CDs) On April 9, 1963, a very select group assembled at the newly-formed Magic Castle to hear Dai Vernon lecture. This was a historic moment because it was on the strength of this presentation that Vernon was asked to become the Castle's resident magician - and now, through the magic of audio recording, you can be there, too, almost 50 years later. Volumes 3-4 record another lecture on December 6, 1964. Vernon was performing regularly at the time; his methods were brilliant and his timing perfect. CD 1 (1 hour) 1. Introduction 2. Five Coins and a Glass 3. Cups and Balls 4. The Daivergent Silk 5. John Ramsey Cylinder and Coins CD 2 (1 hour) 1. McDonald's Hundred Dollar Ace Trick 2. Penetration of Thought 3. Top Change 4. Bottom Change 5. Ambitious Card 6. Tips 7. Conus Aces 8. Erdnase Bottom Palm 9. Hofzinser Bottom Palm 10. Mental Card Miracle 11. The Travelers 12. Palming CD 3 (1 hour) 1. Introduction 2. General Comments 3. Jerry Andrus and Lies 4. Conversational Approach5. Double Lift 6. The Pass 7. Getting a Card to the Top 8. A Trick with a Double-Faced Card 9. Aces Up or Down 10. Color Changing Deck CD 4 (1 hour) 1. Coin and Glass 2. IOU 3. Brain Weave by Alex Elmsley 4. Four Pair Solitaire by Henry Christ 5. Spelling Trick (using a cull) 6. Thought of Card Trick 7. Silk from Bill Trick NOTES ON DAI VERNON'S FAREWELL LECTURE BY DR. GENE MATSUURA In this booklet, you'll find comprehensive notes by Dr. Gene Matsuura, a lifelong student of sleight-of-hand magic - particularly Dai Vernon - who was in attendance at what was billed as Dai Vernon's farewell lecture in Sacramento, California in March of 1976. Matsuura's keen observations of the material that Vernon presented at that lecture provides invaluable insights into many of the routines performed on the lecture DVDs in this set. Covered are the Cups and Balls, Five Coins and a Glass, The Tale of the Treasury-Worm, Th e Daivergent Silk, The Peripatetic Walnuts, Twisting the Aces, the Linking Rings, many, many effects and ideas from Erdnase, and much, much more. Coupled with a scholarly introduction by David Ben, Dr. Matsuura's notes are a snapshot of a historic occasion - Dai Vernon presenting his life's work one final time. 1983 VIDEONICS CATALOG FACSIMILE This booklet is an exact reproduction of the Videonics catalog that was issued in June of 1983 which featured the Revelations series. We've included this to provide Revelations viewers with the historical context of the series in addition to other valuable insights. You'll find an introduction by Michael Ammar, one of the co-hosts of the series, where he describes the filming of Revelations in addition to offering some interesting perspectives on how the project was developed and realized. In addition, Sid Lorraine contributed comprehensive reviews on each of the 18 volumes, providing viewers with a 'blo w by blow' description of the vast and rich material covered in Revelations. Vernon Revelations - Volumes 1-17 (on 8 DVDs): History was made September 2-6, 1982 in a filming studio in St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada, as the life and magic of Dai Vernon was permanently recorded for future generations. Inspired by Bill Larsen, the project was undertaken by Videonics, owned and operated by Hans Zahn. The co-hosts of the filming project were Michael Ammar, Gary Ouellet and Steve Freeman. The format is that of a jam session, with Vernon discussing his tricks, moves and routines, and generally holding court. All the moves, techniques, routines, tips and handlings discussed are actually performed by Vernon or one of the co-hosts, along with a complete explanation. Roughly half of the subjects covered relate to the published record; half the material was new and disclosed for the first time (at the time of the video shoot). You'll learn important new techniques re garding the Vernon classics and important revelations about the Erdnase techniques, which Vernon has spent a lifetime studying. There's a lifetime of magic study in these eight discs. DISC 1: Volume 1 Gary Ouellet Intro The Story Behind the Stars of Magic Series Vernon on Think-of-a-Card, Dunninger, Brainwave Deck Vernon on Effects Triumph-the Vernon Triumph Shuffle and the Proper Presentation Story of the Vernon False Shuffle Practice & Improve Your Magic Keeping Notes on Your Magic Cutting the Aces- Another Vernon Card Classic Vernon on Passes, False Cuts Irv Weiner's Opening to Cutting the Aces The Story is the Entertaining Part of the Trick Story of the Ambitious Card Vernon Performs the Ambitious Card Vernon Explains an Ambitious Card Move *Volume 2* Gary Ouellet Intro The Vernon Double Lift The Fingerprint Card Trick Vernon Double Lift Replacement On the Strike D ouble Lift Vernon's First Intro to the Pass Spellbound Story of the Purse Palm Vernon Demonstrates the Purse Palm & Spellbound Move Vernon on Coin Vanishes The Ring and the Wand Slow Motion Aces Performance (Steve Freeman) Story Behind Slow-Motion Aces The Slow Motion Card Vanish Story of the Last Card (Tent Vanish) Freeman Demonstrates Last Card Vanish Vernon Explains Slow Motion Aces Lay Down & Routine The Force with No Name Slow Motion Aces for Magicians DISC 2: Volume 3 Gary Ouellet Intro The Travellers (Michael Ammar performance) Explanation of the Travellers Vernon on Malini's Method of Marking the Cards Proper Way to Turn the Top Card Over Why Vernon has the Cards Signed The Kangaroo Coins (Gary Ouellet performance) Kangaroo Coins Explanation Vernon Talks About Lapping The Balls in the Net (Steve Freeman performance) Vernon's Story about The Balls in The Net Vernon Explains the Moves for The Balls in The Net Han Ping Chein with Ball Vernon Explains What Makes a Good Trick Jumping Jacks The Tenkai Palm Switch Vernon Explains How He Got the Name 'Professor' *Volume 4* Gary Ouellet Intro The Tenkai Switch - The Pivot Move Story Behind the Symphony of the Rings Vernon Tells a Silhouette Story Vernon Performs the Symphony of the Rings Explanation of Ring Routine - Counting the Rings First Link Spinning the Ring Unlinking the Ring Crash Link Chain of Three Linking Three & Unlinking Three The Continuous Linking The Falling Ring The Interlocked Rings The Figures The Long Chain Unlinking a Solid Ring Unlinking All the Rings The Symphony of the Rings - Vernon Performs for Live Audience The Coins and Champagne Glass - A Vernon Classic The Secret to a Good Coin Vanish More Coins & Champagne Glass Explanation DIS C 3: Volume 5 Gary Ouellett Intro Vernon Talks About Fred Kaps Vernon Explains Coins & Silk Routine Vernon Explains Coin Transfer Ammar Teaches Chanin Classic Palm Coin Productions Ammar Introduces the Cups & Balls Vernon Tells How He Got His Cups Vernon Demonstrates the Opening to the Cups & Balls Ammar Demonstrates Jay Marshall's Bit with Cups Explanation of Depth Illusion Vernon's Story About the Cups & Balls at the Magic Castle Vernon and Ammar Walk Through Cups & Balls Routine Vernon's Advice On What To Do After Palming Something Explanation of Phase Two & Three Loading Sequence Large Ball & Wand Vanish Wand Spin Vernon Explains Ball Under Cup Vanish Vernon Explains Coins & Purse Swindle Malini's Version Vernon's Purse Palm Vanish Leipzig's Coin on Knee *Volume 6* Gary Ouellett Intro Color Change Section Intro (Freeman) Histor y of Color Change Erdnase's First Method with the Vernon Improvement The Erdnase Pivot Color Change The Malini Handling Picking Off the Pip Leipzig's Handling Leipzig's Side Slip and Vernon's Variation Handling the Sucker Gag Steve Freeman's Tips on the Color Change ' Softy' Color Change Vernon Passes on Good Advice The No Palm Color Change The Time Vernon Cheated the Cheats The Greek Crimp The Gambler's Peek The Back Crimp The Suit Peek The Corner Crimp/Cutting to a Crimp Story About Larry Grey The Snap Crimp Story The Snap Crimp Mexican Joe Crimp Best Way to Reverse a Card The Breather Crimp DISC 4: Volume 7 Gary Ouellett Intro An Unpublished Linking Ring Move The Vernon No Key Linking The Five-Card Mental Force Some Thoughts on the Stop Trick Taking Advantage of Good Breaks The Trick That Cannot Be Explained The Cutting Trick How to Practice the Trick That Ca nnot Be Explained Vernon Talks About Card Palming The Hofzinser Bottom Palm The Diagonal Palm Shift and the Vernon Improvement The Hofzinser Bottom Palm Transfer *Volume 8* Gary Ouellett Intro The Diagonal Palm Shift- a detailed description The Hand Washing Move The Gambling Palm The Vernon Gambling Palm Transfer Topping the Deck The Erdnase Top Palm Several Methods of Replacing the Palmed Card onto the Deck Skinning the Hand, Version 1 Vernon Color Change The Tenkai Palm Color Change Skinning the Hand Version #2 The French Pass Two Technical Descriptions of Bottom Palms Covering the Side Slip Dramatizing Revelations The Loewy Palm Some Moves for Cards Up the Sleeve The Vernon Card Switches A New Top Palm The Card to Jacket Pocket The Palm Change Story of the Mysterious Kid Vernon Talks About Shiners DISC 5: Volume 9 Gary Ouellet Intro The Berg Move Explanation of Berg Move Story of the Trick That Fooled Houdini Explanation of the Trick That Fooled Houdini Vernon Tells Horwitz Story Vernon Explains the Boat Trick Vernon Performs Three Card Monte for Live Audience Explanation of Three Card Monte Preparing the Cards Bent Corner Tips on the Hype Move Sucker Ploy Explanation of Hype Move The Torn Card The Broad Worker's Story The Double Flash Removing the Bent Corner Bobby Fischer Story *Volume 10* Gary Ouellet Intro The Vernon Cone and Ball Routine Basic Move for Cone & Ball The Ball and Silk Hand to Hand Ball Transfer Vernon on the Dye Tube / Color Changing Silks Loading the Silk Palming the Tube Start of Routine Steal of the Tube Routine Taught from Behind The Chopstick Double Lift Valuable Tip from Erdnase (Double Lift) The Overhand Shuffle Technique The Pinky Count The Greek Break Bottom to Top Transfer Vernon's Simple Double Peek Control Triple and Multiple Peek Handling The Fan Force DISC 6: Volume 11 Gary Ouellet Intro The International Gambler's Code The Zanzig Code The Spread The Miami Brothers Ploy The Vernon Card Switch The Gambler's Hole Card Switch The Snatch The Verbal Code (Vernon) Teaching Method for Verbal Code (Memorized Cards) How to Memorize the Cards (Vernon Method) Vernon Tells the Story of Benny Vernon Tells the Names of Each Card in his Code Vernon Short Card Corner Short Freeman Demonstrates Short Card Control *Volume 12* Gary Ouellet intro Freeman Quotes Erdnase The Erdnase Bottom Deal The Elliott Bottom Deal The Artanis Bottom Deal Gambling vs. Magic The Second Deal - The Erdnase Methods The Johnny Thompson Method Vernon's Trick for Second Deal Vernon Gives Tips on Second Deal The Vernon New Theory Second Deal The Big Lie about the Strike Second The Elliott Million Dollar Secret Mexican Joe's Shift The Side Shift Covering the One-Handed Shift The S.W.E. Shift The Kennedy Center Deal (The Real Work) Bad Habits Center Deal DISC 7: Volume 13 Gary Ouellet Intro The Drunken Mitt How to Tell Backs from Fronts by Feel Alone Tips on the Overhand Shuffle The Erdnase Full-Deck Control The Vernon Full-Deck Control The Charlier False Shuffle The Push Through Shuffle The Strip Out Shuffle Vernon Gives Tips on the Push-Through Shuffle The Kid Royal Shuffle The Up the Ladder False Cut Up the Ladder used in Triumph *Volume 14* Vernon - Three Card Monte Ammar - Beanie Wienie, Cards to Pocket Ouellet - Three Shell Game Freeman - Time Machine, Cutting the Aces, Slow Motion Ace Assembly Ammar - The $2 Bill Tear, The Yeast Card, < BR>Card on Ceiling Ouellet - Kiss Trick, Ring on Rope Ammar - Coins & Silk Ouellet - Silver Passage Ammar - Roll-Over Aces Ouellet - The Two Goblets Vernon - Symphony of the Rings *Volume 15* Gary Ouellet Intro Why Vernon Changed his Name How he Got the Name 'Professor' Interest in Magic Since a Young Boy Enjoyed Watching Gamblers Talks About Erdnase Vernon's Favorite Book: Erdnase School Magic Show No Use of the Word Damn or Egg Bag Great Weakness of Magician Meeting Cliff Green Producing a Card in the Shower First Time Seeing Max Malini Malini Egg Bag - Russia Story Malini at the GM party Malini Card Stab Antique Table Story Advice from Malini Malini's Best Tricks Were Never Performed Malini's Vanishing Tobacco Malini's Opener Malini at Buckingham Palace DISC 8: Volume 16 Gary Ouellet Intro Cutting Silhouettes The Harlequin Act How Vernon Met Frances Rockefeller King Magician Spies on Vernon J. K. L. M. Dr. Daley's Notebook The Book, 'Our Magic' Cardini The Frogman Cardini's Talking Act Cardini's Tails Al Baker The History of Silhouettes Colorado Springs World's Fair Vernon Cuts a Silhouette Twenty Dollar Gold Piece *Volume 17* Gary Ouellet Intro King of Koins The Gimmick Emil Jarrow Jarrow Plays London Closing of his Act Partner in his Act Warren Keane Malini Block of Ice Fred Keating Canary Story Paul Rosini Herbert Brooks The Manner In Which Tricks are Presented Larry Grey Follows Hobos High School Dance Lance Burton at the Body Shop Garrick Spencer / Academy of Magic Allen Kennedy Center Deal Teaching John Scarne the Center Deal Vernon Takes Ted to See Allen Kennedy Mrs. Vernon Meets Mexican Joe The Greek Gambler The Hold-Up Story Jack Benny Joke Dr. Ross Meeting Dan Cummin gs at Restaurant Takes the Touch of a Billiard Player Frank Tobey / Vernon Sees Faro Shuffle for the First Time One Arm MacDonald - The Diamond Ring $100 Ace Trick Davis the Miracle Man
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Nexus by Martin Adams

2012-01-14T05:33:00.001-08:00

Nexus by Martin Adams

get it here	With the book 'Nexus' Martin gives you all the tools to perform amazing mental routines with almost no props involved! A book filled with ideas and new applications of well known handling with his own personal twist. The effect 'EMOTIONAL' is really very close to 'real mind reading' and alone is worth the price of the book! - Luca Volpe *Effects:* Emotional: Imagine an effect which gives you an opportunity to give a 100% accurate reading on your spectator. The spectator asked to think one of the seven emotional words. The performer give a highly accurate reading on the spectator and as a bonus the performer reveal the thought of word aswell! Harmless: Harmless is a Russian Roulette type of effect. The spectator is asked to examine six cards, each one has the word 'Click' on one side and 'Bang' on the other. Six envelopes are examined and any card is placed in to any envelope as the performer explains that each card represents a bullet and each envelope is the chamber of a gun. The performer instructs them to place one card showing the 'Bang' and the others showing a 'Click' into each envelope. All are mixed up as the performer turns back and attempts to divine which envelope contains the 'Bang' card. The envelopes can shuffled by the spectator many times he wish you always know where is the 'Bang' card. Sealed: Sealed is a confabulation type of routine without any gimmicks. The performer removes a notepad from his pocket and a pen. He opens the notepad flick through it and shows it to the audience, it is completely normal. The performer introduces an envelope that is in his pocket and tell to the audience that it's gonna be important later on. He asked the first spectator to remove a change from his pocket and count it. The spectator does it and names out loud the amount of change. < BR>The performer writes down the information. He invites a second spectator to name any country in the world. The second spectator names the country . The performer asks the third spectator to name his favourite color. The spectator calls out his favourite color. At this point the performer gives the notepad to one of the spectators to prove he wrote down only the things that the spectators called out. Now the performer reaches in his pocket, take out the sealed envelope. Give it to one of the spectators, the spectator open the envelope. There is a piece of paper in there, he reads it out loud and every information is matching. Comes with three handlings. Chip Cabaret: The performer introduce 4 poker chips in different colours which are sealed in an aluminium foil. These are mixed by the spectator and the spectator is asked to lay them down to the table in any order. After that the spectator is asked to discard one of the chps. The spectator asked to place each one in a different pocket. There is a prediction on the table from the start. The performer reveal where each chip is located, the prediction is opened by the spectator and it contains the color of the chip which was discarded. Doublethink Remixed: This is Martin's add-on to the effect called Doublethink by Derren Brown. This effect use two spectators the first spectator freely select a playing card the second spectator just thought of a card. The performer reveal the selected and the though of card. Pages: 28 - 8.5' x 5.5' - Soft cover - Saddle Stitched - Black and white photos.
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Blindsight 2.0 by Devin Knight

2012-01-14T05:29:00.001-08:00

Blindsight 2.0 by Devin Knight

get it here	The performer shows an 8.5 x 11 inch chart that has the names of four different colors printed on it in different color inks. He says he will attempt to confuse a participant's mind. A participant is asked to quickly call out the color of the ink that each word is printed in. Despite his best efforts, he invariably miscalls some of the colors. For example, if the ink is blue, he may say it is red. This is all very amusing to the audience as he cannot seem to say all the colors correctly! The performer says that if the participant is having trouble correctly naming colors that he can see, perhaps he can do better if he cannot see the colors. The performer says he would like to try an experiment to see if the participant has the ability to detect colors sight unseen. The performer shows some opaque envelopes and four different large colored cards. The four cards are placed inside th e 6 x 9 envelopes and mixed so the participant has no idea which envelope contains which colored card. Next the envelopes are held up one at a time in front of the participant. The performer asks the participant to attempt to use Blindsight (the ability to see colors, sight unseen in your mind) to determine which color is in each envelope. The participant says which color he thinks is inside the first envelope. The performer then writes that color on the outside of the envelope. This is repeated until all the envelopes have a color written on the outside of them. After each envelope has a color written on it, the participant is asked to set aside one envelope for the grand finale. For a climax, the performer opens each envelope and shows that the participant has successfully used Blindsight to correctly determine which color was in each envelope. The performer has the participant pick up the envelope he set aside and remove the colored card. Assume it is yellow. Obvio usly, it matches the color written on the envelope because the other three were correct. This is pretty amazing in itself, but the real kicker is yet to come. The performer states that nobody could have known which envelope and color the participant would set aside. The performer shows the back of the chart (which has been in full view) containing the list of colors. The back of the chart has printed on it: YOU WILL SET ASIDE YELLOW. This makes for a stunning climax that can be seen from the largest stages. LOOK WHAT THE PROS ARE SAYING: 'Thought of as being an underground thinker with much intrigue, Devin Knight has created a solid piece of entertainment with Blindsight 2.' - Banachek 'I was impressed enough to say the original version of this was the best effect I saw at Mindvention. Now, a few years later, this version, a parlor/stage version of the original, is still as impressive.' - JHEFF 'Devin Knight's Blindsight 2 is an awesome effect. The thinking behind it is devious. This is something that packs flat... and plays BIG! Very colorful too. It makes for an eye pleasing presentation, as well as a mind blowing experience.' - Tom Craven 'Devin Knight's most baffling and engaging close-up mentalism effect grows to stage size, adding an amusing, perplexing introductory phase.' - Jerry Dunn
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Visible Ambitious by Astor

2012-01-14T05:24:00.001-08:00

Visible Ambitious by Astor

get it here	A freely selected and signed card is returned to the deck. The magician puts two rubber bands around the deck, one along its length and one across. The magician hold the deck so the bottom card (not the chosen one) is visible. The visible card suddenly changes to the chosen and signed card! without any cover. A totally visual change! Can be done as a trick on its own, or used as a final grand climax to your favorite ambitious card routine. Invented by Astor. Includes rubber bands, gimmick and instructional DVD. NOTE: Color of card backs of gimmick may vary.
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The Tongue

2012-01-14T05:20:00.001-08:00

The Tongue

get it here	This specially designed tongue looks incredibly realistic! Perform as comedy, Bazaar, dangerous, or just to gross out your friends. You can: Pull it (8 inches long)! Stretch it (5 inches wide)! Twist it Pierce it! Smash it! The possibilities are endless!
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Rainbow Jokers (jumbo) by Astor

2012-01-14T05:10:00.001-08:00

Rainbow Jokers (jumbo) by Astor

get it here	Four face up blue backed jokers turn over in a surprising manner, turn face up again, but now each joker has a different colored back. As a finale all the jokers have blue back again. Comes complete with instructional DVD and jumbo cards.
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Pirate Monte by Tim Sonefelt

2012-01-14T05:02:00.001-08:00

Pirate Monte by Tim Sonefelt

get it here	The classic gambler's story has been updated into a unique pirate routine. Show three cards with treasure map backs. Two of the cards are shown to have jolly roger flags on the front and the third has a treasure chest. As the performer shuffles through the cards slowly, making it obvious where the treasure is, He tells the story of an encounter with a pirate who gave him a chance to win the treasure. No matter how fair and slowly the cards were moved the treasure was never where it should be! 'Arrrrh . . . you kidding me' Where does the treasure hide,' is all they can say. But the reason the treasure can't be found is because it's being protected by the scurvy pirate Loose Tooth Louie! Louie's picture is revealed and the game is brought to a surprising conclusion! Pirate Monte is fun for all ages but it's more than the classic gambler's game. Four other performance ideas and other bonuses have been added making this a real treasury of tricks. Comes with specially printed cards, card wallet and DVD.
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Back Twist by Mathieu Bich

2012-01-14T04:53:00.001-08:00

Back Twist by Mathieu Bich

get it here	4 Blue cards change into 4 Red cards... One by one in full view! Back Twist is easy to perform... If you can turn a card face up, you can perform Back Twist! 3 different handlings are explained on the DVD. You will learn the Easy Handling ( no sleights), the standard handling, and the 'advanced' handling. You'll get the DVD and Special USPC Cards cards you need to be able to perform this amazing effect... Note that the Easy handling is also described in the flyer inside the DVD. Very Visual and Easy to Perform. Super Fast Reset. Includes Gimmicked cards, instructional DVD and 4-page booklet. Running Time Approximately: 23min
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Cartoon Nail by Astor

2012-01-14T04:47:00.001-08:00

Cartoon Nail by Astor

get it here	The 'Cartoon Nail' is the pocket version of the well known 'hidden nail under the cup' (Smash and Stab) trick which has many variations. There are three black envelopes here and each contains a white plastic card. The magician asks the spectator to select one of the white plastic cards and draw a nail on it with the white board marker. The spectator mixing well the envelopes one of them containing the white plastic card with the drawing, the other two contains the empty cards. The magician finds without mistake the envelope which contains the white plastic card with the drawing. There is nothing added or taken away during the presentation, no gimmick at all. No magnet, no electronics, no built-in audience member but a very simple idea. It can be repeated many times. Everything can be examined before and after the presentation. Last but not least this is the safest trick among the 'hidden nail under the cup' vari ations. The trick does not require any sleight of hand or much practicing. Includes 3 black envelopes, 3 white plastic cards and instruction sheet.
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Avatar Cards (red) by Astor

2012-01-14T04:38:00.001-08:00

Avatar Cards (red) by Astor

get it here	The Avatar Cards find the other cards belonging to them. The two Avatar Cards are actually two cards printed on a transparent plexi card. These plexi cards are placed back into the face down deck. The Avatars will always be next to their mates. The magician shares the secret with the audience. He shows that he actually uses a blank face deck. The deck is really a blank face one, however the cards below the Avatar cards are real ones and exactly matching with the Avatar ones. Includes 2 plexi cards and matching Bicycle cards and instructional DVD.
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Avatar Cards (blue) by Astor

2012-01-14T04:34:00.001-08:00

Avatar Cards (blue) by Astor

get it here	The Avatar Cards find the other cards belonging to them. The two Avatar Cards are actually two cards printed on a transparent plexi card. These plexi cards are placed back into the face down deck. The Avatars will always be next to their mates. The magician shares the secret with the audience. He shows that he actually uses a blank face deck. The deck is really a blank face one, however the cards below the Avatar cards are real ones and exactly matching with the Avatar ones. Includes 2 plexi cards and matching Bicycle cards and instructional DVD.
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Aces and Queens by Astor

2012-01-14T04:26:00.001-08:00

Aces and Queens by Astor

get it here	Four Queens change to four Aces in a blink. The four Aces can be shown both face and back sides to the audience. The trick does not require any difficult sleight on hand. The four cards do not have to be switched as the magician uses the same cards during the entire trick. Includes gimmicked cards and instructional DVD. NOTE: Color of card backs of gimmick may vary.
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The Box by Phil Tilston and JB Magic

2012-01-14T04:20:00.001-08:00

The Box by Phil Tilston and JB Magic

get it here	We bring to you a real world, working effect. Without doubt this is a killer routine that builds to an impossible climax. Two cards are selected, signed and lost in any deck. In the blink of an eye the 1st card appears inside the box. The card box is flipped over to reveal, in bold permanent black marker, the name of their signed card. Under impossible circumstances, the second card appears inside the box. The spectator actually removes the card from inside the box! The kicker comes as you again flip over the box and now, the bold black ink says the name of the second signed card. The box is immediately fully examinable. Reset and ready to go again in seconds. Comes complete with the precision made Box and DVD. Works in any language, you write any cards on the box yourself. Points to note: No flaps No switching card boxes. Only one box used. Spectator removes the signed card The Box is fully examinable Resets in seconds 5 magical moments built into the routine. DVD Features: The Box Full Routine - Mark performs The Box routine and then takes you through every step of the effect.
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Magic Magazine January 2012

2012-01-14T04:13:00.001-08:00

Magic Magazine January 2012

get it here	COVER: Pit Hartling By Richard Hatch The Giersch Museum, on the south bank of the Main River in the heart of Frankfurt's museum district, is a renovated three-story neoclassical villa built in 1910. Its primary mission, since opening as an art museum in September 2000, has been to showcase artists with a connection to the region but whose importance transcends the region's boundaries. But recently the museum hosted the first of a planned series of performances showcasing another kind of artist: Frankfurt-based magician Pit Hartling. Richard Hatch was there and writes about the show, as well as the magician and the unusual characters that make Pit the "Vice World Champion of Magic and the Most Successful German Magician in His Weight Class." Inducing Challenges By Pit Hartling During a lively session of close-up magic, spectators occasionally suggest effects or conditions. While some of these suggestions are nothing more than little jokes ("Can you make my boss disappear?"), others are actual challenges meant to put the performer to the test. Getting challenged can be a problem. Of course, there's also the upside of the story: meeting a challenge usually generates reactions way out of proportion to the actual effect. Four Decades of 4F By Charlie Randall Five close-up routines are showcased from the long-delayed book of magic from forty years of Fechter's Finger Flocking Frolics, plus a look at Mr. Fechter himself. My So-Called Busking Career By Rick Lax Having been a magician for years, when Rick Lax learned that street performing had been declared legal on the Las Vegas Strip, he put out a hat, gave it a try, and lived to talk about it. Welcome to Ron's Words by Peter McLanachan Photos by Arto Airaksinen Ron MacMillan has passed on, and the event is longer than a day, but this year the International Magic Convention in London marked its 40th anniversary in grand style. Michael Carbonaro: The Tonight Show's Magic Clerk By Mark Nelson Convenience store shoppers have experienced implausible happenings lately, thanks to the comedic magic of Michael Carbonaro and the Tonight Show's hidden cameras. Social Media For Magicians, Part 1 By Rachel Stoll Armstrong & Tiffany Hindman Magicians search for the latest in props, plots, and presentations; maybe they should do the same with their promotions and marketing. Since the current trend in getting your name out there is social media, we begin a three-part series on the subje ct with a look at what Facebook and Twitter can do for you. A Magical Nutcracker The Nutcracker is one of the world's most famous ballets, well known by audiences who return year after year to relive the holiday classic. This year, after staging a more standard production for the past decade, the Carolina Ballet company added something new: magic. Marco Tempest, You're Next Each week, CNN's new series The Next List aims to profile what it calls "innovators, visionaries, and agents of change." During the inaugural episode on November 13, 2011, host Sanjay Gupta introduced viewers to Marco Tempest , making him the first forward-thinker added to the list. Gary Darwin Tribute Since 2004, The Fantasma IBM Ring 257 of Las Vegas has been producing yearly events honoring magic stars. On December 5, 2011, the spotlight turned to longtime Vegas local Gary Darwin, who formed a Las Vegas magic club in 1968 and has been tirelessly promoting it and the art ever since. Mother Goose and Doc Readers of daily comic strips — be they in a newspaper or online nowadays — may have been a bit puzzled if they looked at the details in Mother Goose and Grimm on Friday, December 2. The title character, Moth er Goose, is seen wearing a T-shirt that reads "Doc Eason" a reference that most readers wouldn't get, but would make magicians wonder "How did Doc's name get there?" A Moment With... Matt Field Matt Field's name is most closely associated with the literature of our art. He has been the editor of countless magic books, many of them important contributions within the past few decades. In 2005, Field was approached by The Magic Circle in England to become the first American-born editor of their esteemed publication, The Magic Circular. Matt's last issue as editor will be this month. What was this experience like, and what did he learn? Marketplace Edited by Gabe Fajuri Twenty-three products are reviewed this month by Michael Claxton, Farrell Dillon, Peter Duffie, Gabe Fajuri, Gregory Gleason, Brad Henderson, Will Houstoun, Francis Menotti, David Parr: Transcendence by Leon Deo Scott Noted by Gary Jones Masters of Mystery: The Strange Friendship of Arthur Conan Doyle & Harry Houdini by Christopher Sandford Panini by Lee Asher Urban Illusions by J.C. Sum If an Octopus Could Palm by David Buck The No Way Bottle Production by Iñaki Zabaletta & Vernet Magic The Ring Master by David Jay The Psychic Mafia by M. Lamar Ke ene as told to Allen Spraggett Magic Made Easy by Carl March Behind the Illusions with J.C. Sum & Magic Babe Ning The Lives of a Showman by Mark Lewis INK by Mickael Chatelain Sharp Impression by Richard James How to Live to be a Hundred by John Calvert Sweet! and Birthday Card by Diamond Jim Tyler European Coin Magic Symposium Vols. 1 & 2 Miracle Signed Card in Envelope by Roger Curzon Blood on the Tricks Vol. 1 by Roger Curzon Talk About Tricks Joshua Jay Best of 2011 We kick off "Talk About Tricks" with an impromptu miracle called Rune Toss using just borrowed business cards and a prediction. The issue also features technical refinements with playing cards from Ro b Gardner and Brandon Williams, and a great transformation of a playing card into a dollar bill by Adam Wilber. The Almighty Dollar Gregory Wilson Out for the Count This first installment in a new trick series starts with a one-dollar bill, with many written numbers on it. Each time the bill is folded, different numbers are shown in ordinal fashion. You ask the audience to count out loud each number that they see, like a cue card. When "ten" is reached, the completely unfolded bill is shown to be a ten-spot. The process is repeated to end up with the one-dollar bill again. Directions Joanie Spina < b>#1. Making an Entrance Like live performances, this column continues to evolve. During 2012, "Directions" will cover twelve different aspects of stage performance. The accompanying videos, found at MAGIC's website, will offer the same information covered here, along with additional examples. Now, let's start at the very beginning. Some of the most difficult and important moments for performers are their entrances and exits. People usually remember the beginning and ending of an act (and, if you are good, the in-between). Don't discount the importance of the entrance. It is your first impression upon the audience. Loving Mentalism Ian Rowland Frankenstein and Radium For his first column, Ian answers the question "How can you seemingly harvest thoughts without the cover t deployment of chips, batteries, and curly wires?" He prefers to use two other tools that are older, cheaper, and more effective than batteries. They are acting and lying. For What It's Worth Mark Kornhauser Welcome to the Underbelly In Las Vegas, everyone wants to produce a show. Well-meaning dancers, choreographers, magicians, real estate agents, all say something like: "I have a really cool idea for a show. I'd like to put it in a showroom somewhere. I just need an investor, that's all." That's all? Wake up and smell the Pop-Tarts! Las Vegas shows often lose money. Viewpoint David Rowyn Welcome to the Underbelly Once upon a time, I was asked to perform on the spot at a bar in downtown Austin, Texas. I did what any crazy man would have done – I found a couple of rubber bands and passed them through each other, as if by magic. Soon after, one of the guys watching asked me the five-word question weÕve all been asked. "I can't tell you," I responded, "or theyÕll come after me." He just shrugged his shoulders and pulled out his iPhone. In about a minute, he was watching a video explaining, in detail, exactly what I was doing. And he was watching it on YouTube. So, it may come as a surprise when I say that YouTube is one of the best things to happen to magic. How can this be?
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Refill for Stand Up Monte by Garrett Thomas

2012-01-14T04:05:00.001-08:00

Refill for Stand Up Monte by Garrett Thomas

get it here	One Refill for *Stand Up Monte*. No instructions included.
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2012-01-13T22:09:00.001-08:00

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	It's been 30 years since the initial release of Revelations, the monumental video set that immortalized the life and work of perhaps one of the greatest magicians who ever lived - the Professor himself - Dai Vernon. In celebration, L&L Publishing is releasing the Revelations 30th Anniversary Box Set which features all 17 volumes of Revelations digitally remastered on 8 DVDs. Also included are three bonus DVDs that contain extremely rare footage of Vernon lectures from the 1970's - almost six hours of material that almost no one has ever seen before. Included also are four audio CDs of Vernon lectures from the 1960s and two commemorative booklets ...

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Refill for Stand Up Monte
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The Box
by Phil Tilston

We bring to you a real world, working effect. Without doubt this is a killer routine that builds to an impossible climax. Two cards are selected, signed and lost in any deck. In the blink of an eye the 1st card appears inside the box. The card box is flipped over to r ...

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Aces and Queens
by Astor Magic

Four Queens change to four Aces in a blink. The four Aces can be shown both face and back sides to the audience. The trick does not require any difficult sleight on hand. The four cards do not have to be switched as the magician uses the same cards during the entire trick.

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Avatar Cards (blue)
by Astor Magic

The Avatar Cards find the other cards belonging to them. The two Avatar Cards are actually two cards printed on a transparent plexi card. These plexi cards are placed back into the face down deck. The Avatars will always be next to their mates. The magician shares the secret ...

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Avatar Cards (red)
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Cartoon Nail
by Astor Magic

The 'Cartoon Nail' is the pocket version of the well known 'hidden nail under the cup' (Smash and Stab) trick which has many variations.

There are three black envelopes here and each contains a white plastic card. The magician asks the spectator to select one of the w ...

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Back Twist
by Mathieu Bich

4 Blue cards change into 4 Red cards... One by one in full view!

Back Twist is easy to perform... If you can turn a card face up, you can perform Back Twist!

3 different handlings are explained on the DVD. You will learn the Easy Handling ( no sleights), the ...

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Pirate Monte
by Tim Sonefelt

The classic gambler's story has been updated into a unique pirate routine.

Show three cards with treasure map backs. Two of the cards are shown to have jolly roger flags on the front and the third has a treasure chest. As the performer shuffles through the cards slow ...

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Rainbow Jokers (jumbo)
by Astor Magic

Four face up blue backed jokers turn over in a surprising manner, turn face up again, but now each joker has a different colored back. As a finale all the jokers have blue back again.

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The Tongue
by Katto Koga

This specially designed tongue looks incredibly realistic!

Perform as comedy, Bazaar, dangerous, or just to gross out your friends.

You can: Pull it (8 inches long), Stretch it (5 inches wide),Twist it, Pierce it, Smash it, ...

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Visible Ambitious
by Astor Magic

A freely selected and signed card is returned to the deck. The magician puts two rubber bands around the deck, one along its length and one across. The magician hold the deck so the bottom card (not the chosen one) is visible. The visible card suddenly changes to the chosen ...

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Blindsight 2.0
by Devin Knight

The performer shows an 8.5 x 11 inch chart that has the names of four different colors printed on it in different color inks. He says he will attempt to confuse a participant's mind. A participant is asked to quickly call out the color of the ink that each word is printed in ...

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Nexus
by Martin Adams

With the book 'Nexus' Martin gives you all the tools to perform amazing mental routines with almost no props involved! A book filled with ideas and new applications of well known handling with his own personal twist. The effect 'EMOTIONAL' is really very close to 'real mind ...

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Travel
by Martin Adams

Anytime - Anywhere - In The Mind - On the Streets

'Travel is a technically a very simple effect, you can go out and perform it pretty much straight away, it's strength is in this simplicity, it's an IDEAL opener for any mentalist or magician'
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Destination Box
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Chinese Queens
by Tonny Van Rhee

There are 4 Queens in the magician's hand. One of them turns face up and this is the one selected by the spectator. As these are Chinese cards there are only Chinese characters on the cards...However at the end of the the trick it came to light that on the other side of the ...

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The Crown Deck (green) from The Blue Crowns

2012-01-07T06:15:00.001-08:00

The Crown Deck (green) from The Blue Crowns

get it here	Now with all new thick, embossed tuck case and shading! The Green Crown Deck is a new deck of custom playing cards designed to evoke quality, elegance, and style. Featuring Arrco faces, with a Tally-Ho inspired design, the Crown Deck was made for us by the US Playing Card company with a BRAND NEW stock and finish process to ensure lasting quality, durability, and handling superiority. The result is a deck that feels as good as it looks, and will add a touch of class to your magic and flourishes. The collectible first edition is in very limited numbers, so pick yours up today! The second edition is available in limited numbers, so pick yours up today!
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The Crown Deck (blue) from The Blue Crowns

2012-01-07T06:07:00.001-08:00

The Crown Deck (blue) from The Blue Crowns

get it here	Now with all new thick, embossed tuck case and shading! The Crown Deck is a new deck of custom playing cards designed to evoke quality, elegance, and style. Featuring Arrco faces, with a Tally-Ho inspired design, the Crown Deck was made for us by the US Playing Card company with a BRAND NEW stock and finish process to ensure lasting quality, durability, and handling superiority. The result is a deck that feels as good as it looks, and will add a touch of class to your magic and flourishes. The collectible first edition is in very limited numbers, so pick yours up today! The second edition is available in limited numbers, so pick yours up today!
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Instant Backdrop (Modern) by Di Fatta

2012-01-07T05:59:00.001-08:00

Instant Backdrop (Modern) by Di Fatta

get it here	Here is the 'scenic backdrop' - perfect for the magician who wants to convey professionalism in an instant. The backdrop frame is aluminum and can be assembled (and disassembled) in a few seconds with just one person to do it. The backdrop when open measures (Length x Height x Width): 79' x 90' x 10' (201cm x 229cm x 26.5cm). Included, in addition to the bag containing the backdrop frame, a rolling bag-trolley measuring 36' (91cm) high with a diameter of 15' (39cm). The trolley, which fits smoothly into the car, is stiff and has a good capacity. You can use it to carry, along with the backdrop, even the equipment that you need for the performance. Note: The fabric to cover the backdrop frame is not supplied, but you can easily get one of your choice in a fabric store.
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Side Winder by Akira Fujii

2012-01-07T05:50:00.001-08:00

Side Winder by Akira Fujii

get it here	The 'Sidewinder' accelerates your card work. You can control a card from the middle of the deck. But, this is only the beginning as this technique can be combined with other techniques you already know. Steal / Glimpse / Crimp Top and Bottom Control No Break Dribble Force Color Change Reverse and Control Right hand Palm Left hand Palm Reverse Left hand Palm Now, all of the above techniques can be performed faster and smoother than previous methods. Running Time Approximately: 36min On screen instructions presented in Japanese and English.
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The Crown Deck (red) from The Blue Crowns

2012-01-07T05:40:00.001-08:00

The Crown Deck (red) from The Blue Crowns

get it here	Now with all new thick, embossed tuck case and shading! The Red Crown Deck is a new deck of custom playing cards designed to evoke quality, elegance, and style. Featuring Arrco faces, with a Tally-Ho inspired design, the Crown Deck was made for us by the US Playing Card company with a BRAND NEW stock and finish process to ensure lasting quality, durability, and handling superiority. The result is a deck that feels as good as it looks, and will add a touch of class to your magic and flourishes. The collectible first edition is in very limited numbers, so pick yours up today! The second edition is available in limited numbers, so pick yours up today!
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Gibeciere Vol. 1, No. 2 (Summer 2006) by Conjuring Arts Research Center

2012-01-07T05:29:00.001-08:00

Gibeciere Vol. 1, No. 2 (Summer 2006) by Conjuring Arts Research Center

get it here	Issue two of Gibeciere continues the scholarly tradition begun in issue one with three exceptional articles. The first article marks the beginning of Mitsunobu Matsuyama's enlightening series of articles, 'An Investigation into Magic in Japan after the Opening of the Country'. Albrecht Heeffer contributes the next article, 'Recreations Mathematiques: A Study of Its Authorship, Sources and Influence'. Here Dr. Heefer presents a new candidate for the authorship of the book as well as a detailed look at its place in the literature. We round out these pieces with a biographical article by Mike Caveney on 'Del Adelphia, The Cowboy Magician', a previously forgotten, yet fascinating character in our hi story. These articles cover a broad spectrum of wonderful topics, and it is with pleasure that we offer them to the fraternity. Pages: 197 - 9.5' x 6.5' - Softcover - Black and white and color images
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Gibeciere Vol. 3, No. 2 (Summer 2008) by Conjuring Arts Research Center

2012-01-07T05:25:00.001-08:00

Gibeciere Vol. 3, No. 2 (Summer 2008) by Conjuring Arts Research Center

get it here	We gladly submit a most fascinating Gibeciere issue for your perusal. Please enjoy the following sundry articles: The first piece, 'Vernon the Mesmerist', is by Peter Lamont, author of The Rise and Fall of the Indian Rope Trick and The First Psychic, and features the escapades of W.J. Vernon, a proponent of phrenology and mesmerism. The next article features a further installment in Mitsunobu Matsuyama's series 'An Investigation into Magic in Japan after the Opening of the Country'. This time he looks at some of the first magicians to adopt western magic effects and some of the early foreign magicians to introduce western magic into Japan. Finally we end with a look at the history of nail writing and pencil reading in 'Lessons Written with a Small Gimmick' by Loren Pankratz. In addition to providing some of the earliest references to date for these secret subterfuges, there is also some intriguing information on two fascinating characters, William Eglinton and S.J. Davey, whose methods were considered superior to the prominent Henry Slade and still leave even present day magicians nonplussed. Pages: 153 - 9.5' x 6.5' - Softcover - Black and white and color images
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Gibeciere Vol. 1, No. 1 (Winter 2005) by Conjuring Arts Research Center

2012-01-07T05:21:00.001-08:00

Gibeciere Vol. 1, No. 1 (Winter 2005) by Conjuring Arts Research Center

get it here	The first issue of Gibeciere features several very salient articles as well as introductory pieces by Stephen Minch, the Editor, and William Kalush, the Executive Director. A fascinating article on 'The Yawning Mouth', by Volker Huber, starts the issue. Mr. Huber looks at the origins of the principle and then moves forward to the various incarnations it will take in the course of its history, including Jacob's Ladder and the Himber Wallet. Vanni Bossi contributes the next article entitled 'On the Prearrangement and Mnemonic Use of a deck of Cards', which, as you may have guessed, looks at early references for arranged playing cards and methods for taking advantage of the order for magic and related purp oses. The third article, 'Sharpers and Their Tricks in the Late Middle Ages and Early Modern Times' by Robert Juette, features commentary on organized crime during that period, specifically with regard to gambling cheats and their argot, society, and methods. The final article is by Ricky Jay and is a history on 'Davenport Brother & Fay', a duo of Ira Davenport and William Fay trying to recreate the act that had won the Davenport Brothers their fame and notoriety prior to William Davenport's early death. As you can see, the first issue contains a wealth of fascinating articles and, since we have only printed a limited number, and do not intend a reprint, now is a good time to acquire one of these for your collection. Pages: 138 - 9.5' x 6.5' - Softcover - Black and white and color images
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Gibeciere Vol. 3, No. 1 (Winter 2008) by Conjuring Arts Research Center

2012-01-07T05:16:00.001-08:00

Gibeciere Vol. 3, No. 1 (Winter 2008) by Conjuring Arts Research Center

get it here	The first issue of our third volume includes the fascinating third installment of Mitsunobu Matsuyama's 'An Investigation into Magic in Japan after the Opening of the Country.' This time he is solving the mystery of Soto Sunetaro's arrival in the U.S.A. and discussing the role that Soto played in the history of de Kolta's 'Expanding Die' illusion. Dr. William Spooner has contributed a history of the ideomechanic pendulum commonly known as the 'Sex Detector.' Volker Huber returns to provide a solution to the source of German artist Max Beckmann's puzzling lithograph, 'Magic Mirror.' We have also included the first English translation of Satana raccolta Europea: passatempo dell'intermezzo nelle se dute: di magia egiziana: del cavaliere Bartolomeo Bosco, a rare and early biography of the renowned sleight-of-hand performer Bartolomeo Bosco. And we are very excited that this new translation includes an introduction by Ricky Jay. Pages: 160 - 9.5' x 6.5' - Softcover - Black and white and color images
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Gibeciere Vol. 2, No. 2 (Summer 2007) by Conjuring Arts Research Center

2012-01-07T05:12:00.001-08:00

Gibeciere Vol. 2, No. 2 (Summer 2007) by Conjuring Arts Research Center

get it here	In this issue we've made a brief departure from our usual style. In lieu of articles on various subjects, we've dedicated our current issue to the translation and analysis of one of the rarest and most important books in the history of magic. In 1593, Venice, Italy, Horatio Galasso's Giochi di carte belissimi (Most beautiful card games) was printed for the first time. No less important for our history than Scot's Discoverie of witchcraft or Prevost's La premiere partie des svbtiles, et plaisantes inventions, Galasso's book broke new ground in early card magic. During the late 16th century we have numerous accounts of great sleight of hand men traveling around Europe performing card magic, but with Galasso's seminal work we now have a book with numerous methods. Here for the first time is the explanation of what became the famous 21 card trick. Also here for the first time is the system that would later be attributed to Si Stebbins. This rare treasure, which is only known in two examples, has now been translated into English by Lori Pieper. More importantly, we now have the distinct pleasure of publishing the esteemed Vanni Bossi's detailed analysis of this wonderful book. Pages: 187 - 9.5' x 6.5' - Softcover - Black and white and color images
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Gibeciere Vol. 2, No. 1 (Winter 2007) by Conjuring Arts Research Center

2012-01-07T05:08:00.001-08:00

Gibeciere Vol. 2, No. 1 (Winter 2007) by Conjuring Arts Research Center

get it here	Our third issue continues Gibeciere's enlightening forays into the magical tradition with four exquisite articles. As usual the contents feature brand new revelations and insight into our history. We start with Volker Huber's 'The Educated Swan'. Here he looks in depth at the history and development of this centuries-old trick. This issue continues Mitsunobu Matsuyama's look at Japanese magic from issue two with 'An Investigation into Magic in Japan after the Opening of the Country, Part II'. Aurelio Paviato looks into an early book to bring us a number of salient references to cheating and magic in 'Notes on Pietro Aretino's Le Carte Parlanti'. We conclude with a fascinating disc overy of what may well be a previously unrecorded professional magician in the Bamberg line. Peter Braeuning documents his findings in the article 'Abraham Bamberg: The Augmentation of a Dynasty'. All in all a great issue from our talented contributors. Pages: 158 - 9.5' x 6.5' - Softcover - Black and white and color images
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The Elmsley Count Project by Liam Montier

2012-01-07T05:04:00.000-08:00

The Elmsley Count Project by Liam Montier

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Within the art of card magic there are a small group of 'moves' that are considered ESSENTIAL. They are the corner stones of great magic. The basic utensils you need to perform astounding feats with playing cards. And the Elmsley Count is undoubtedly one of them. Master this one simple technique and you can perform some of the most classic magic tricks of all time.

Most famously used to hide the face of one or more cards as you count through a small packet, the Elmsley Count is actually much more versatile and useful than many people realize.

Here in THE ELMSLEY COUNT PROJECT comes the first dedicated DVD set to teach you how to do this classic move correctly, regardless of whether you are just starting out, or are an old hand ready to take this sleight to the next level.

This is a collection of techniques that combine to give you the most natural and deceptive 'bomb proof' Elmsley Count possible. It looks natural, works smoothly and with cards in absolutely any condition.

And once Liam has helped you get a PERFECT Elmsley Count we can move onto the enormous section on related variations.

Learn the Opec Count, the Outjogged Elmsley, the Split Elmsley, the Pinch Grip, the Vertical Elmsley, the Outjogged Elmsley, the Underground Elmsley and the Twist Grip!

And there's even MORE! Next up we teach you the Siva Count, the Jordan Count, the Spirit Count and John Bannon's Discrepancy City Display and the AWESOME Bullet Party Display.

Finally, armed with your new arsenal of Elmsley Count techniques, you are ready for disc 2, in which we present a collection of classic tricks using this wonderful move from the best card men in the world, including Alex Elmsley, Peter Kane, John Bannon, David Solomon and George McBride. These are tricks you could be doing for the rest of your magical career!

So, whether you are learning for the first time, or you are a magician looking to advance the technique you have been using, join Liam Montier and explore all the possibilities within THE ELMSLEY COUNT PROJECT.

Disc One

Learning The Elmsley Count

Start Position
Count Of One
Count Of Two
Count Of Three & Four
Recap
Emphasizing The Packet
Hiding More Cards

Variations

Opec Count
Outjogged Elmsley
Pinch Grip
Snap Count
Split Elmsley
Twist Grip
Underground Elmsley
Vertical Elmsley

Other Counts

Jordon Count
Spirit Count
Discrepancy City Display (Bannon)
Siva Count
Bullet Party Display (Bannon)

Disc 2

The Four Card Trick - Elmsley
Twisting The Aces - Vernon
The Odd Man Out - Montier
One Too Many - McBride
Que Sera Sera - Bannon
Jacks In The Box - Solomon
Whisperstition - Mo ntier
Jazz Aces - Kane

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2012-01-07T04:55:00.001-08:00

World's Greatest Magic - Close Up Magic Vol. 3 (Video Stream)

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Reveal-A-Card and Card in Wallet by Patrick Page Vol. 2

2012-01-07T04:47:00.001-08:00

Reveal-A-Card and Card in Wallet by Patrick Page Vol. 2 (Video Stream)

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A card is selected, returned to the deck and controlled. Now what do you do' What follows is the difference between a magical moment and just another card trick. Here, Patrick Page shares a number of ways to reveal a selected card. Some are humorous, some are dramatic - but all are very magical. What's more, Patrick Page also explains a number of ways to control a selected card to where you need it to be in the deck and some false shuffles to make sure it stays there. You'll never be at a loss to entertain with only a deck of cards ever again!

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Treasure Box by Di Fatta

2012-01-07T04:34:00.001-08:00

Treasure Box by Di Fatta

get it here	A magician borrows a spectator's object, placing it in the Treasure box. When members of the audience are asked to open and retake the object, no one but only the magician is able! You can use coins, notes, rings or any other objects that you like. You'll drive your friends crazy! Comes complete with Treasure Box and instruction sheet. Dimensions Approximately: 3' x 2' x 1.5'
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Ultra Soft (4 balls, 2 inches, red) by Goshman

2012-01-07T04:30:00.001-08:00

Ultra Soft (4 balls, 2 inches, red) by Goshman

get it here	A package of 4 High Density Ultra Soft Sponge Balls. Diameter: 2' Color: Red Includes 5 simple effects and care instruction sheet.
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Gibeciere Vol. 4, No. 1 (Winter 2009) by Conjuring Arts Research Center

2012-01-07T04:25:00.001-08:00

Gibeciere Vol. 4, No. 1 (Winter 2009) by Conjuring Arts Research Center

get it here	Our fourth volume begins the year with two new and fascinating articles. As with all of our contributions, these articles feature novel discussions of previously little known or practically lost historical information. We begin with 'The Thought-Reader Craze' by Barry Wiley. Well known for his scholarship, this article features original research and commentary on the fascinating beginnings of the one-man mental act, and the techniques of contact mind-reading and muscle reading. A number of engaging characters and stories emerge during this study, featuring John Randall Brown, Washington Irving Bishop, and Stuart Cumberland. Our second article in this issue features the fifth installment of Mitsunobu Matsu yama's 'An Investigation into Magic in Japan After the Opening of the Country'. The previous four installments have appeared in previous issues and are quite glorious. This article is similarly endowed. Of course we have included a number of striking photos and graphics to highlight the text. Additionally, the issue features a number of improvements in design, including a splendid embossed cover, that make this one of the most beautiful issues ever. Pages: 195 - 9.5' x 6.5' - Softcover - Black and white and color images
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Gibeciere Vol. 4, No. 2 (Summer 2009) by Conjuring Arts Research Center

2012-01-07T04:21:00.001-08:00

Gibeciere Vol. 4, No. 2 (Summer 2009) by Conjuring Arts Research Center

get it here	Similar to the Summer 2007 issue where we reprinted Horatio Galasso's Giochi di carte belissimi (Most beautiful card games), this issue features a new and complete translation of Engaanos a ojos vistas (Deceptions in Plain Sight) by Pablo Minguet a¨ Yrol. Published in 1733, Minguet was Spain's first book devoted to the teaching of conjuring secrets. This is the first time his examplary early text has been translated into English. In addition to the translation, there are also introductory and supplementary articles by Stephen Minch, Juan Tamariz, and Enrique Jima¨nez-Martinez, including a checklist of editions by Mr. Jima¨nez-Martinez and William Kalush. Original copies of Minguet are rather rare so it is a real treat to offer this translation which, combined with the supplementary materials, provides a unique opportunity to learn a great deal about a fascinating and previously inaccessible work. Pages: 227 - 9.5' x 6.5' - Softcover - Black and white and color images
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Gibeciere Vol. 6, No. 2 (Summer 2011) by Conjuring Arts Research Center

2012-01-07T04:17:00.001-08:00

Gibeciere Vol. 6, No. 2 (Summer 2011) by Conjuring Arts Research Center

get it here	The latest issue has arrived and completes the first dozen issues and marks the end of the 6th volume. Happy anniversary Gibecia¨re! As usual, we have a rich variety of contributions from a number of authors to make for some fascinating reading. In addition to some historical works, we even delve into a historical feud! The first article is an intriguing look into the fascinating character Ishii Black by Mitsunobu Matsuyama in a continuation of his superb series of articles investigating magic in Japan. In addition to the look into Black's life, we also have reproduced a series of articles that he contributed on Japanese magic, complete with commentary by Mr. Matsuyama. The next series of articles are a present day look at what amounts to an historical feud! In our Summer 2009 issue, you will note that we offered a translation of Spain's first magic book, Engaanos a ojos vistas (Deceptions in Plain Sight) by Pablo Minguet a¨ Yrol. Well, the book was not without controversy and one of Minguet's contemporaries, Diego Joseph Zamorano, took him to task in Thesoro atractivo de curiosos... or Attractive treasury of curiosities... Dr. Lori Pieper provides us with a translation of this interesting magical work and we are also treated to an introduction by Enrique Jima¨nez-Martinez and some present day commentary by Stephen Minch! Pages: 193 - 9.5' x 6.5' - Softcover - Black and white and color images
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Gibeciere Vol. 6, No. 1 (Winter 2011) by Conjuring Arts Research Center

2012-01-07T04:13:00.001-08:00

Gibeciere Vol. 6, No. 1 (Winter 2011) by Conjuring Arts Research Center

get it here	The 11th issue of Gibecia¨re is finished, and we are very excited. This particular issue contains a real treat as we have finally persuaded the delightful Jim Steinmeyer to contribute an article, an addition to our list of contributors that we have been hoping for since the journal began. Additionally we have articles by Mitsunobu Matsuyama, William Kalush and Stephen Minch, and a translation from Lori Pieper! Jim Steinmeyer's article, 'The Spider in the Flies', neatly transitions from Joshua Jay's 'Tragic Magic' in the last issue, as it has to do with murder, although it is not the magician this time who is the victim. There is quite a bit more to this novel mystery which we leave you to work out by reading Mr . Steinmeyer's enlightening article. Mitsunobu Matsuyama provides a seventh(!) installment in his fascinating series, 'An Investigation into Magic in Japan'. This time the history intertwines with several of magic's biggest names: Maskelyne, Devant, and Chung Ling Soo. M. Gintaro may have performed at the Maskelyne and Devant theaters more than any other magician, possibly more than 6,000 performances! Frank Kametaro was Chung Ling Soo's right-hand man who also, tragically, gave the order to fire during the performance of the bullet catch which cost the life of Soo. These and several other individuals are documented in this installment. We round out this issue with a new translation of the magic section of Ozanam by the ever diligent Lori Pieper. The translation is introduced by Mr. William Kalush and Mr. Stephen Minch in their article, 'The Influence of Ozanam', which looks at where the text may have come from and the later texts that may have benefited from it s popularity. In all, we are very happy with this issue and are sure that you will find much of interest. Pages: 157 - 9.5' x 6.5' - Softcover - Black and white and color images
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