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KalendeckUnknown MentalistKalendeck is a calendar deck. If at all it is possible to "Pre-Know" any stack, it is this. In other words, you probably already know this stack but you are simply not aware of it. If you know the basics of a calendar, then you already know most of this deck. Or you can easily pick this up in just a few minutes. It is that easy and that simple. Kalendeck is a memorized deck which looks very random and well shuffled - both values and suits. Given any position, you know the card instantly and vice versa. It may take all of about ten minutes for you to learn this stack. Of course, practice... | ★★★★★ $12 to wish list | |
Adventures in MagicHenry Ridgely EvansFrom the Foreword:
Some years ago I went to see a performance by the late Imro Fox, a clever conjurer, that pleased me very much. The curtain rose on a gloomy cavern, in the middle of which stood a smoking caldron, fed by witches à la Macbeth. An aged necromancer, habited in a long robe covered with cabalistic characters, entered. He went through certain incantations, whereupon hosts of demons appeared and danced a weird ceremonial dance about the caldron. Suddenly, amid a crash of thunder and a blinding flash of lightning, the wizard’s cave was metamorphosed into a twentieth century drawing-room,... | ★★★★★ $10 to wish list | |
Some Rare Old Books on Conjuring and MagicHenry Ridgely EvansFrom the introduction: Magic has been divided into (1) White Magic, or the evocation of angels and beneficent powers; (2) Black Magic, or the summoning of demons; and (3) Natural Magic, or feats performed by dexterity and mechanical appliances, etc. Although believing implicitly in white magic and black magic, the medicine men, spirit doctors, and hierophants of olden times did not disdain to use natural means also to overawe and surprise their votaries. ... With the passing of so-called genuine magic or sorcery we see the rise of natural magic and conjuring. In the Middle Ages conjurers... | $6 to wish list | |
Above SuspicionJack YatesA self-working principle which determined a person's thoughts . . . Listen to this bewildering effect. A pack of cards is shuffled and a spectator merely thinks of a card. The pack is then dealt once, twice and finally a third time into two piles. Before completing the last dealing the spectator may, if he so wishes, shuffle both halves. Despite all this, when the spectator deals through the pack he finds there are only 51 cards; the thought-of card has vanished! The performer produces the card from his pocket before the spectator names his chosen card. An astounding climax which completely... | ★★★★★ $6 to wish list | |
Zodiac OracleMichael DanielsZodiac Oracle allows you to determine a spectator's star sign and (optionally) age while giving an engaging astrological reading.
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The Bammo Tarodiction ToolboxBob FarmerA new method to quickly and secretly arrange cards from a small pack all the way to a full deck. No math needed unless you want to understand why it works. Within magic, no mind approaches Bob Farmer's. Outside magic, Machiavelli came close. The evidence is presented in "The Bammo Tarodiction Toolbox." - Stephen Minch | ★★★★★ $30 to wish list | |
I'll Betcha: 30 classic bar betsTC Tahoe & Erick Olson
1st edition 2020, PDF 25 pages. | $10 to wish list | |
Dai Vernon Cups and Balls (Italian)Matteo FilippiniSeminario sui bussolotti del Professore! Un esclusivo seminario con Matteo Filippini, dedicato ad una delle routine magiche più importanti di sempre: i bussolotti di Dai Vernon! In 90 minuti, Matteo passa in rassegna veramente tutto; nel video vengono infatti trattati:
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Magique AmericaineJean FareÉcrit en français par Jean Fare. Publié en souvenir de la Convention de Paris de 1973 de la Fédération Internationale des Sociétés Magiques. Ce livre contient des astuces de gros plan brillantes de la plupart des meilleurs magiciens de gros plan des cent dernières années.
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TranscorneredJohn Blunt & Lewis GansonThe reputation-making card routine with which John Blunt won the Premier Award of the London Society of Magicians for the best magical effect. Reviewing the effect, Claude Chandler wrote: "An original version of the Torn & Restored Card plus transposition etc. It is so original as to almost entirely conceal this fact. It gives us a series of new, interesting and baffling surprises, beautifully-routined. The cleverly worked-out methods make for clean presentation. Not the least of its merits and one that is valuable for close-up performance, is the fact that all evidence is disposed of and the... | $8 to wish list | |
Elevation OvationsJon RacherbaumerAlthough Marlo is generally credited with the Elevator plot, analysis of the action steps taken in the Four Burglars, Jacob's Ladder, and Marlo's Penetration exhibit procedural similarities and could be presented as "elevating tricks" if accompanying patter expressed the "elevator" analogy. As far as the "elevator" trope is concerned, we can credit Bill Simon for naming rights.
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Appearing RoseBrick TilleyA long stem rose appears in a flash of fire at the performer's fingertips. Ideal for birthdays, weddings, anniversary wishes, mother's and valentine's day. Some simple construction necessary - nothing complicated. Make your own video greetings with personalized vocal remarks.
1st edition, PDF 1 page, video 44s. | $10 to wish listPDF & MP4 | |
Pocket PredictionsAbhinav BothraWe all have had situations where we perform something on a video that people asks us to replicate in real life. Pocket Predictions contains two easy-to-perform predictions that can be done via a video call or in person. CONFABULISH : A boiled down version of the classic Confabulation plot. It is simple enough to support a video call with poor network yet strong to garner the same response as the full fledged one. Here you introduce an envelope and show that it has a piece of paper inside and place it aside in full view. You proceed to ask the audience a few random pieces of information (or... | $9.95 to wish listPDF & MP4 | |
Deckless DivinationUnknown MentalistThese are physical products that will be shipped to you. You get two beautifully produced plastic cards which are approximately the size of a bank credit/debit card. These should last you a lifetime with reasonable care. The accompanying PDF can be downloaded instantly from your digital shelf. This routine can be performed both close up and also over a video call or in a virtual show. Using a single double blank business card, you can divine a freely thought of playing card. The participant does not say anything and she does not write anything down. She thinks of a playing card mentally... | ★★★★★ $18 to wish listgimmick & PDF | |
Flip Flop FateRaphaël CzajaA very direct divination and prediction effect with two selected cards. Two spectators freely cut to two cards. Both selections are remembered and buried into the deck. The magician points to a pair of odd-backed cards (on the table from the start) before he correctly guesses the identity of each selection and to which spectator they belong to. Finally, he turns over the pair of cards: They are a perfect match. Easy to do. Instant reset. Can be performed before or after any other card trick. At the beginning, the spectators can freely shuffle and inspect the deck. Uses regular cards with... | ★★★★★ $2 to wish list | |
Abraca-Poof June 2020Brian T. Lees | ★★★★★ $0 to wish list | |
Gaukelwerk with CardsDr. Hans-Christian SolkaA new, potentially faster, method to clock a deck of cards. 'Clocking' a deck of cards means applying some kind of counting method to identify one card that has been removed from the deck. The idea is very old and dates back to at least 1708 (Jaques Ozanam's Recreations Mathematical and Physical). Typically one makes two passes through the deck. The first to identify the value of the card, and the second to identify the suit. The key in making this method deceptive is to be very fast in your counting, which is dependent on the details of the counting procedure. Dr. Solka offers a new method,... | ★★★★★ $25 to wish list | |
LinkeroMario Tarasini | $14.99 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
Abraca-Poof July 2020Brian T. Lees | ★★★★★ $0 to wish list | |
Seven Circles (all 5 Volumes)Walter GibsonSeven Circles was the official publication of the International Magic Circle (IMC). Editor-in-chief was Walter B. Gibson. In his first editorial Gibson wrote: This magazine has a double purpose, as a perusal of its pages will show. First, it is a desire to give magicians a worth-while, readable publication, filled with items of value and interest. Second, it is definitely the magazine of a new organization - The International Magic Circle. It is the editor's duty to produce a magazine that will be recognized as the best of all periodicals pertaining to the mystic art. There is only one... | ★★★★★ $29.50 to wish listPDF_facsimile | |
Seven Circles Volume 5 (January 1934 - June 1934)Walter GibsonNumber 1 (January 1934)
Number 2 (February 1934)
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Seven Circles Volume 4 (October 1932 - December 1933)Walter GibsonNumber 1 (October 1932)
Number 2 (November 1932)
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Seven Circles Volume 3 (April 1932 - September 1932)Walter GibsonNumber 1 (April 1932)
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Seven Circles Volume 2 (October 1931 - March 1932)Walter GibsonNumber 1 (October 1931)
Number 2 (November 1931)
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