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Card Magic |
This beautifully crafted fine leather wallet will help mystify your audience as you predict your spectator's randomly picked card. The wallet's hidden secret is the key, as there is no palming or sleight of hand. Simple. Elegant. Amazing.  |
The four aces are shown. The Ace of Spades, which is explained to be the Leader Ace, is placed face-down on the table and isolated under the spectator's hand, or a card box. The magician explains that when the Leader Ace is turned face-down, somehow the remaining aces will follow suit. Magically and visually, the remaining aces turn face-down, one at a time. The magician continues by stating that he will vanish the three aces in his hands, and have them join the Leader Ace. When the magician opens his hands, it seems as though nothing has happened, as there are still three cards. The magician claims that the aces are really gone. Now comes the best part: when the three cards are turned face-up, all the pips have disappeared -- only blank faced cards remain! Finally, the Leader Ace is turned face-up, only to reveal that the pips from the other three aces have travelled to the Ace of Spades! |
The spectator simply thinks of a card... No Force. The magician draws a portable hole on thetop card of the deck. He then "Peels"" off the hole and throws it into the pack. The cards arefanned and the spectator names their card. The card is removed and it now has a large hole.The other cards are shown to be normal. |
Two cards are freely selected and are then replaced into a shuffled deck. The deck is ribbon spread face down across the table, and a spectator takes an advertising card (the card that comes in all new decks of cards) and freely inserts it into the spread, wherever she desires. The spread is flipped face up and the two cards on either side of the advertising card are the selections!In addition to being a fantastic stab effect, Ad-jacent can also be used as an easy, fool-proof way of forcing two cards on a spectator.Easy To Do, No Sleight of Hand |
A new version of the Card In Balloon The magician inflates a balloon and places it into a wooden stand. A spectator then selects a card, which is lost in the middle of the pack. The magician squares the pack and places it on top of the stand, right on the balloon. The magician then pops the balloon and while all the cards are falling onto the table, he grabs the selected card out of mid-air! |
A spectator is asked to examine ten figure wound cards, confirming each is different with wounds in different places, the cards are mixed and one selected at random. The remaining cards are hidden from the performers view. The spectator is asked to visualize the performer with the wounds on their chosen card. A pay envelope and a needle are handed to a second spectator who is asked to first confirm there is something inside the envelope and then to pierce a single random hole through the item inside. Turning to the first spectator the performer begins to feel the wounds and indicates three separate places on their body to the astonishment of the spectator who confirms that the areas of the body mentioned are exactly the same as they were thinking of. The performer turns to the second spectator and removes a folded piece of paper from the envelope which proves to be a picture of a figure.. The pierced holes match perfectly with the wounds thought of by the first spectator and felt by the performer for an astonishing climax. There are two routines for The Afflicted, one which is perfect for mentalists and another for Magicians were wounds appear on a figure... The Afflicted is an amazing effect that is very different from anything else on the market and exceptionally easy to do. |
A selected and signed card is lost in the deck. A spectator chooses a balloon and the magician holds it in his open hand. The magician slams the deck against the balloon and the deck literally becomes "sucked" into the balloon! The balloon is blown up and the cards are shuffled around inside. The magician now pinches the selected card through the wall of the balloon and visibly pulls it through to the outside! The balloon with cards and the signed selection are immediately given out as souvenirs of this truly remarkable magic experience! |
The story revolves around a small town astronomer (a card is selected, say the King of Spades, from a blue deck to represent the astronomer), who spots an alien space ship (really a manila envelope with a picture of a spaceship on the front), which lands on the outskirts of town. The spaceship's door opens, and the aliens emerge. You show four cards with beautiful colorful pictures of aliens on both sides. One of the aliens is removed and heads to town (the deck) to investigate. The astronomer has set out to spy on the aliens. When he sneezes, they grab him (the blue backed King of Spades is added to the remaining three alien cards), and using some unknown alien technology, the aliens change their appearance and you show four blue backed Kings of Spades! The astronomer escapes, the alien who went to town returns, and the cards change back into four green aliens! The aliens climb back in their ship and blast off and the Earth is saved! A clever, timely story. Beautifully made cards, includes envelope with the picture of the alien spaceship. No complicated sleights, easy to do and visually stunning. |
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The spectator selects a card from a regular deck of cards. The magician instructs the spectator to mix the cards together, and to then hold the deck in one hand, palm down. The magician places a quarter on the back of the spectator’s hand, and he is told to concentrate on the selected card. The magician then pulls a stack of business cards out of his pocket, taps the quarter with the business cards and INSTANTLY, THE QUARTER HAS THE CARD NUMBER and SYMBOL CUT OUT OF IT! The magician then hands the spectator his business card! Comes with everything you need except business cards and playing cards. |
From the man who always succeeds, though not by playing with a full deck! In addition to being a delightfully direct discovery of a thought of card, this is the ideal way to learn to understand and master the basic principles of "outs" without the usual hazards. Milt Kort invariably used this stunt to secretly reveal the sophistication (if any) of strangers before trying riskier stuff. Use any deck; any time. |
A selected card is shuffled back into a deck. A small packet of baseball cards are shown to be all different. After mixing the cards together, the top card is shown on both sides to be a baseball player swinging a bat. The spectator inserts the baseball card anywhere in the deck. The spectator is told that the baseball card will find his selection. The cards above and below the baseball card are checked and found not to be the selection. For a startling conclusion the baseball card is turned over to reveal that the player in the picture is now holding the selected card instead of his bat! Comes complete with ten baseball cards! |
A three-phase miracle with a killer ending! The spectator hands half the deck to you and keeps the other half for himself. You each spread through your face down cards and you each REMOVE ANY ONE CARD. Effect 1: The chosen cards are turned over and they are the exact mates of one another...The Ace of Hearts and the Ace of diamonds. Effect 2: The process is repeated an this time the cards turn out to be the Ace of Clubs and the Ace of Spades...a perfect 4 of a kind...but wait there's more! Effect 3: The magician and the spectator each turn over the rest of the cards in their hands...THEY ARE ALL BLANK...AND TOTALLY EXAMINABLE! The Alpha Deck is a diabolical principle that will allow you to perform a strong 3-phase routine that will knock your spectators for a loop! Each phase builds on the last, getting stronger each time and finishing with the killer climax where all the cards are blank and examinable.
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The spectator selects a card, let's the Jack of Hearts. Ask the volunteer to sign the card. Next, place the card between the volunteer's hands or even in his own pocket! Now, the real magic begins! Show a second, different, card and place it on a table, far away from the signed card. We all know that magicians can make objects travel or switch places. But no one has ever seen anything like this! Ask the volunteer to look at his card. The signature is gone! The spectator walks over and turns the other card face up. Believe it or not, his signature is now on the face of the other card! Yes, it’s the same signature, the very same. Impossible but true, the volunteer’s signature has mysteriously traveled from the selected card to another. No assistant needed.
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The magician brings out a deck of cards and removes the cards from the case. All of a sudden the box shrinks, then the entire deck shrinks! The magician puts one of the miniature cards aside, scoops up the deck, gives it a shake and it instantly grows back to poker size! He then causes the one small card put aside earlier to also grow back to normal size. |
Another brilliant effect from the creative mind Masuda. After performing a standard ambitious card effect comes something even more amazing. Holding the deck in dealing position, you visibly insert the signed card into the middle of the deck. The spectators can see the card go right into the center of the deck. NO doubt as to where the card is going. Square the deck up and, in a blink, the entire deck vanishes except for one card. The signed card. Give the card a toss into the air, catch it and bow to huge applause. A really visual card effect and really easy to do! When you see how it works, you will be amazed! Comes with the very special gimmicked cards and an instructional DVD (in both Japanese and English) which makes the learning a breeze. |
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The performer displays a stack of business cards. They have a magical logo, and the phrase "For Astonishment..." on them. The spectator initials the top card of the stack. A playing card is selected, but not revealed yet. The performer riffles the back card off of the stack of business cards, and the phrase "For Astonishment..." is seen. He then shakes the entire stack, and riffles the second business card onto the first. The second card appears identical to the first, except in one regard. The letter "h" in Astonishment is slightly lower than all the other letters in the word. The performer continues to riffle the cards, and as they flip past, the printed ""h"" moves down (as if the ink is sliding across the card), and bounces off of the printed border of the business card. The "h" moves upward, and collides with the other letters, which now careen haphazardly around the surface of the card. As the letters slow down, they are seen to be forming into new words in an "anagramic" way. When they are finished moving, they read "Nine Of Hearts!" For the climax, the card is revealed, and indeed, it is the Nine of Hearts! The top card still has the spectaor's initials on it. It may be examined... Neither the initials, nor the "Nine of Hearts" will rub off or smear. Comes complete with enough business cards for nearly 50 performances! |
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