CARD MAGIC
A spectator is shown a small envelope. The magician says that they are the four 4's and asks someone to name a suit - Heart, Club, Diamond or Spade. Whichever suit they name, the cards are removed and shown to be face down except for the selected suit that is face up. As astonishing as this seems the trick is not over yet! When the card is removed from the fan it has a different colored back.
Sleight of hand is not necessary to do this self contained trick. It is a great effect to carry in a shirt pocket as it is always ready to do.
ITEM # E 073D PRICE $5.00
This is baffling comedy magic that can be done by anyone. Two spectators are called from the audience to help you with a card trick. One card is removed from your pocket and shown to the first spectator. The same card is also shown to the second spectator. The card is now placed into a black handsome card box that has been on the table. The first spectator is asked to name the card that he saw. He will say the three of diamonds. The second spectator is asked to name the card that she saw. She will say the two of spades.
A third spectator is asked to open the box and answer the question, Who's Right? When the box is opened the card produced is the queen of hearts. No skill is required to do this effect. It is great for restaurant table hoppers as it resets in a few seconds.
ITEM # C 043 PRICE $6.00
If you have to ask what the name stands for, you haven't seen it done! Four Jokers magically turn face down one at a time. But when they are turned face up, they have become the four Aces! You have to see it to believe it! Here are a few points to remember:
You see the complete front and back of each Ace.
You unmistakably show four cards at the end.
Nothing to ditch or palm off.
No complicated sleight of hand.
The gimmick has been custom printed on Bicycle card stock.
Instant reset makes it perfect for strolling magicians & restaurant workers.
NFW is a devastating and revolutionary twist on twisting! To see it performed is to want one.
"If this trick doesn't blow your socks off, your shoes are on too tight! " - Bob Farmer
"I loved it, two thumb tips up!" - Dan Garrett
"The ending jumps up and bites you ... I was astounded!" - Tom Craven
"It looked like real magic. " - Tony Econ
"As clean as any packet trick I've seen ... the ending's a killer!" - Scott Wells
"This trick is cool. I wish I'd thought of it!" - Jason Alford
"I can't wait to use it for real people, I think it's a mind blower! " - Marc DeSouza
"A great routine ... easy to do and a completely surprising blow-off! " - Paul Cummins
"One of the cleanest and fairest looking twisting effects ever! It fooled me! " - Jerry Mentzer
"An effect that will knock the spectator's down! I love it! " - Bob Elliott
ITEM # A 022 PRICE $15.00
REALLY HAUNTED by DOUG EDWARDS
A deck of cards is genuinely and openly shuffled. It is spread out and an absolutely free choice of a card is made. It is then returned to the deck in a completely fair and aboveboard manner that allays suspicion. No breaks are held and the deck is perfectly squared.
If that weren't enough, the cards are immediately spread on the table showing no apparent control. After the deck is gathered up, an "invisible hair" is wrapped around it - and pulled upon - thus causing the upper half to move eerily and mysteriously revealing the selected card.
ITEM # L 005 PRICE $15.00
MIND LEAPER by AARON SMITH
The Invisible Device That Causes A Card To Leap From The Card Box!
Just One Of the Effects Possible: A selected card is lost in the deck. An indifferent card, placed in the card box, mysteriously shoots from the box and impales the deck, finding the selected card. This is repeated and fails, however, the indifferent card turns into the selected card in the spectator's hand!
Includes Gimmick, Replacement Gimmicks and Instructions for Five Effects!
Comes With Everything You Need
Full Color Packaging and Instructions
A Great Utility Device, Limited Only By Your Imagination
Street Magic Card Trick
ITEM # E 063F PRICE 15.00
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