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The Final DestinationBoyet Vargas
The spectator hides an imaginary object and the mentalist is able to determine its location.
1st edition 2021, PDF 9 pages. | $10 to wish list | |
China SpiceKen MullerA unique coin routine similar to CSB, but using coins you already own. Using the enhancements of sway methods, these coins transpose in ways not possible with traditional moves. Two and then three coins handled by spectators jump from one hand to another, then from pocket to hand, and finally to a spectator's hand. These coins take on an international identity and cultural bias that is amusing and mystifying. This is a multi-phase routine involving three different types of coins that goes far beyond a traditional C/S/B approach. A Kennedy Half, English Penny, and Chinese coin are used... | ★★★★★ $8 to wish list | |
33 Trucchi con la Forzatura I.D.E.U.Ken de CourcyE’ con grande piacere che presentiamo per la prima volta al pubblico dei prestigiatori Italiani questo bellissimo quanto ricco lavoro di Ken De Courcy. La Forzatura “I.D.E.U. ( In lingua originale PATEO) è una delle più versatili e apparentemente innocenti che siano state ideate. I.D.E.U. è un acronimo per “Indicane Due Eliminane Una”. Infatti un qualsiasi numero di carte (o oggetti) viene disposto sul tavolo in qualsiasi ordine e alternativamente lo spettatore e l’esecutore ne coprono due con le mani e una carta viene eliminata liberamente ogni volta. Eppure, questo processo... | ★★★★★ $10 to wish list | |
Auch Sie Sind Kartenkünstler!Fred RonerEine Sammlung von netten Kartenkunststücken des erfolgreichen Wiener Zauberkünstler's Fred Roner. Inkludiert ist ein äußerst interessanter biographischer Artikel über Roner von Richard Hatch.
Erstausgabe 1929, 16 Seiten; PDF 20 Seiten. | $10 to wish list | |
The Fine Art of Magic, 2nd Edition (for resale)George G. Kaplan & Warren J. KapsSome have argued that George Kaplan's Fine Art of Magic is the best magic book ever published. Juan Tamariz, who wrote a foreword to this second edition, says: "Hardly a performance where I do not include an effect from this book. It's the only book that contains only good and excellent tricks." This magic treatise has stood the test of time. It has become a standard magic reference work. The First Edition is one of the most sought after magic books and is now available in its Second Edition, which incorporates additions and corrections from Kaplan's own notes, as well as adds more than 25% new and... | $55.65 to wish listhardcover | |
People I Have ReadStuart CumberlandCumberland was a muscle reader who did not claim to possess any psychic abilities. In this work he recounts many such 'thought-reading' encounters with notable people. From the introduction: I have visited many courts and travelled in many lands and have, from time to time, been brought in close contact with the world’s rulers and those who have made their mark in the world’s history. With a great number of them I have performed actual experiments, whilst others I have read without the direct application of any experiments at all. Upon the correctness of my reading in connection... | $8 to wish list | |
Magicseen No. 99 (July 2021)Mark Leveridge & Graham Hey & Phil ShawVol. 17, No. 3, July 2021; 60 pages Cover: Ben Earl
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The Centre TearTony CorindaA very detailed description of how Tony Corinda performs his legendary center tear. The effect is as simple and baffling as: The spectator is invited to think of a word and write it on a slip of paper. The paper is burnt and from the ashes, the mentalist reads the chosen word. This is Number 1 of "Corinda's Selected Effects". From the introduction: There are lots of versions of the Centre Tear (or "Torn Centre") and some of them are good - others deplorable. This is not so much a "variation" as a "routine". It is the exact handling that I use and is the result of continuous performance.... | $6 to wish list | |
Fun with StringJoseph LeemingA collection of string games, useful braiding weaving, knot work and magic with string and rope. From the introduction: Each and every one of us sees or uses pieces of string nearly every day. There are very few, however, who have been initiated into the wonderland of fascinating things that can be done and made with this commonplace article of daily use. Once one does discover the different things that can be made and the games that can be played with string, a new world is opened up. Anyone who once contracts a genuine case of "string fever" will have little difficulty in amusing himself... | ★★★★★ $8 to wish list | |
Aether #4: Wild ChipGregg Webb & Doug McGeorgeGregg Webb explains how to make several poker chips change color, then change back using sleight of hand and simple props. (Note: this is not the Sol Stone trick explained in Super Sessions #13.) 1st edition 2021, PDF 2 pages. | $4.95 to wish list | |
TwiddleKen MullerA special secret approach for enhancing any coin routine using a very natural way of displaying a coin or passing it to the other hand. Learn Twiddling, Twiddle Transfer, Twiddle Dee, Twiddle Dum, Twiddle Dee Dum, Twiddle Switch, Twiddle Swap, French Twiddle. Twiddle Shift, Twiddle Count, and Twiddle Twaddle, all while showing both hands to be empty other than the known coin. Only moderate skill is required and can be used with other small objects too. This is so powerful you might add it to every coin routine just to establish a pattern. Then, when you need to switch in a gaff or... | ★★★★★ $8 to wish list | |
All Four TwoBoyet Vargas
The spectator plays a "Charades" like game with the mentalist. And in every round of the game, the mentalist always gets it right. Lastly, the mentalist performs a mind-reading effect that identifies objects that the spectator is thinking of.
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Peter Wilker in der MagiePeter WilkerZehn gut durchdachte, vielemale erprobte und vorgeführte Routinen von Peter Wilker. Besonders praktisch sind Photos der original Requisiten.
Erstausgabe Januar 1993 in der Magie; digitale Ausgabe 2021, PDF 35 Seiten. | $10 to wish list | |
The Art of Paper TearingEric HawkesworthOld newspapers are the only raw material needed for paper tearing, and this ebook describes a number of ingenious and highly entertaining routines. The performer prepares the basic shapes beforehand and then tears out the figures before the eyes of the astonished audience, accompanying his actions with appropriate patter. The ebook provides full instructions and detailed diagrams for the whole process and includes enough material for several complete programmes.
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Just AbsurdJoseph B.Just Absurd is an incredible effect halfway between an ACAAN and an impossible location. The magician shuffles the deck. The spectator cuts one third of the deck, he remembers the bottom card, and loses his packet somewhere into the middle of the deck. At the end the spectator himself will be able to find the position of the chosen card. Everything under impossible conditions, it will be the spectator who will find his own card. The principle is diabolical, really impressive. Absolutely a fooler. Includes an in-depth explanation.
1st edition 2021, video 17 min 53 s. | ★★★★★ $9 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
Come Fly With MeBob Hummer & B. W. McCarronThis was originally published under the title Hummer's Dial A Date Deal. Where will you go on your dream vacation? Paris? London? Madrid? Come Fly With Me is a stunning psychic mystery using Bob Hummer's ingenious method to name a mentally selected vacation destination with no questions asked and nothing written down. A spectator lays out a number of cards - some face-up, some face-down. The choice of cards and positioning is up to him. A second row of cards is also laid out. The performer does not at any time see the order of cards. The spectator then selects the name of one of a number... | $6 to wish list | |
Awesome 3 SomeDibya GuhaThe three routines described in the PDF are: JASPER, THE MYSTICAL SNAKE: A cute effect involving a bunch of cards with different colored circles and a card showing a picture of Jasper, the mystical snake. The card having Jasper's picture on it is initialed on both front and back by the spectator and the circle cards are also thoroughly mixed by him. The spectator after mixing the different colored circle cards selects 2 of them and Jasper is able to reveal the chosen colors but in a dramatic manner. As a climax, all the other cards having other varying colored circles on them turn blank.... | $10 to wish list | |
Propless VaccineUnknown MentalistThe effect as perceived by the participant: The participant freely chooses a vaccine mentally from among several options. The participant also decides on a country that will get the vaccine doses first from among a dozen competing countries. The mind reader plucks out the country from the participant's mind effortlessly. This can be repeated several times with different outcomes. At its core, this is a quick, high-impact propless piece that you can deploy in almost any situation like on a voice call, video call, in a virtual show, face to face close up, parlour, street etc. The performer... | ★★★★★ $18 to wish list | |
F.U.N. Magic: Coin Production InspirationsKen MullerAn in-depth exploration into four innovative approaches to coin production methods. Swidle - the continuous concealment of a coin during other actions so that it is available for production when needed. The coin is idled with both hands shown empty using natural hand movements. PileUp - adding a magical spin to the normal process of picking up three coins from the table. This plays with audience attention, expectations and sets several patterns of performance for later productions or coin effects. OnceLoad - a method of supporting multiple coin productions without repeated trips to... | $18 to wish list | |
Aether #3: Rimm Ramm ReeDoug McGeorgeDoug MacGeorge presents a fast-paced packet trick based on "Dr. Daley's Last Trick." A packet of four Jokers are cleanly shown - they suddenly transform into four Queens of Hearts before your spectators' eyes. This highly visual trick uses sleight of hand and ordinary playing cards. 1st edition 2021, PDF 3 pages. | $4.95 to wish list | |
Action with CardsWarren W. WiersbeA great book of card tricks, written by magic technician and noted theologian Warren Wiersbe. The accent is on simplicity, quick results, minimum of skill, and audience appeal. Forward by Ed Marlo.
1st edition 1944, 18 pages; PDF 22 pages. | $9.95 to wish list | |
The Amazing RoutineJoseph B.This effect is one of the most powerful ones that I still perform. A truly exceptional prediction. The magician is able to predict how many cards the spectator has in his pocket a long time before the routine starts. This is what happens: The magician places 3 predictions on the table long before the routine begins. The predictions are always in view. The spectator shuffles the deck of cards and freely cuts the deck, he remembers the card he cut to and puts a portion of the deck in his pocket. The magician cannot absolutely know how many cards the spectator has put in his pocket. Despite... | $10 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
New Jackpot CoinsAl KoranRoutine by Harry Stanley, updated by Ken de Courcy, edited by Barry Laymond. This was one of Al Koran's popular routines, and a hit on T.V. and during his cabaret and stage performances. It is baffling yet easy to do and, more important, it employs apparatus with immediate appeal to everyone ... money! Al worked the effect continuously and this is the professional presentation he used. The apparatus consists of cloth bag looking like those used by banks and several coins. The effect develops in three stages as follows: 1) A spectator reaches into the bag of money and grabs any number of coins. Miraculously you... | $10 to wish list | |
Mulling Over Mexican JoeJon Racherbaumer'Mexican Joe' refers to a specially crimped card or deck, one that is crimped at diagonal corners in opposite directions. The first person to publish anything on this crimp was Victor Farelli when he published Farelli's Card Magic. Several years passed before another mention is made. This time it was explained in Dai Vernon's More Inner Secrets of Card Magic. Racherbaumer collects a number of routines and ideas with this crimp. In so doing he weaves his way through some interesting nooks and crannies of card magic history.
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