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Sam's Scrapbook 4Sam Dalal When I compiled volume 3 of these "Scrapbooks" I had mentioned it would be the last, unless I found some of my material in Abra and other periodicals I had no access to, along with a few of my earlier contributions and creations. Just two days after the publication of Volume 3, I received an email from Andy Martin, complete with all the Abra articles, and in subsequent emails a couple of my Magick contributions, and all the date and issue references. I had forgotten since my Swami/Mantra days just how helpful a fellow "magic addict" can be in helping a complete stranger since I had no correspondence... | $12 to wish list | |
The Hermit Magazine Vol. 2 No. 5 (May 2023)Scott Baird EFFECTS
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UFO CoinUnknown Mentalist This is a physical product that will be shipped to you. The ebook can be instantly downloaded from your digital shelf. Here UFO stands for Unique Forcing Options. Each side of the UFO Coin has a different force. The coin itself is a solid brass coin that is approx 1.5-inch in diameter. Both forces are completely self-working. With reasonable care, the UFO Coin should last you a lifetime. This is self-working coin mentalism without any coin sleights, magnets, threads, shells etc and the coin can be freely handled by the participants before, during and after the routines. This is in the... | ★★★★★ $30 to wish listgimmick & PDF | |
HoroscopeMark Leveridge From a pile of 12 cards each bearing one of the 12 star signs, a spectator removes theirs and it is slipped unseen by the performer into an envelope which is left in view. 12 further cards, which bear descriptive character trait words for each of the star signs, are shuffled and three selected by spectators at random. The performer takes the three cards and tries to assess whether the words on any of them appear to apply to the first spectator. He eventually decides on one card. On removing the star sign card from the envelope it is seen to match!
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Coffee BreakMark Leveridge A card is genuinely freely chosen by a spectator and slipped sight unseen into an envelope that is placed onto the performer's hand. By simply rubbing his fingers across the envelope, the magician claims to be able to divine the name of the selection inside, and after a few moments names a card. The spectator takes the envelope and removes the card to reveal the performer is correct. This is just one effect made possible by this special, versatile envelope stack idea. Simple to make, this gimmick is based on a tried and tested classic principle.
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Genii Volume 84 (2021)Richard Kaufman
January 2021 - December 2021 [Note: The online content of the issues, such as audio and video files, are currently not part of this product. I am checking to see if I can add these files at a later date, but there is no guarantee I can give at this point.]
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Hindu Gaming ShellsEddie Joseph This was originally distributed with a couple of gaming shells from India. This ebook does not include any such shells, just the instructions. Gaming shells are used as a kind of die substitute. Due to their shape, they can land one of two ways. Typically several such shells are cast and then all the ones landing in the same orientation are counted. Several tricks using these shells are explained.
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Hill-ucinationsGeorge Hills Excerpt from the foreword by Duncan Fletcher: Now he has compiled a book which should appeal to all magicians as there is something for everyone; the close-up worker (coins, cigarettes, sewing needles, wool, lexicon cards), the children's entertainer, the mentalist and the 'card trick' enthusiast, and scattered throughout are suggestions concerning adaptations of well-known effects. Some of these tricks can be made up with little preparation - others like all good tricks require some preparations, but none are difficult to the performer who is accustomed to preparing his own props. No one... | $12 to wish list | |
Exceptional ConceptsGeorge Ernest Arrowsmith Excerpt from the preface: Exceptional - EX - equals for me Exonian and this book could well have been called Exonian Magic for the Author has been closely associated with the "Exonian Magical Society" for many years, first as Member, then as Fellow, then as President, and now as Hon. Life-Member, and as the deceptions that follow have been conceived and brought forth under its inspiration and by its help. Several of its items have been contributed by fellow-members of the Society, and in this connection, the Author wishes to thank Messrs. J. Hughes, H. Knight, Geo. Moore, and W. T. Lloyd... | $12 to wish list | |
Devil DivinationGeorge Blake A pack is thoroughly shuffled (it may even be a borrowed one) and a spectator merely thinks of a card as they are shown to him one by one. Immediately the card is thought of, the pack is cut again and again. The spectator is given the pack, in two halves, to confirm or otherwise, that his card is there. Whether he says it is or isn't in either half, the performer knows the card immediately and may disclose it as he thinks fit. No questions asked. If you can cut the cards you can do this. Inside two minutes you know the card the spectator is thinking of and you can build up the effect into... | ★★★★★ $5 to wish list | |
Genii Volume 83 (2020)Richard Kaufman
January 2020 - December 2020 [Note: The online content of the issues, such as audio and video files, are currently not part of this product. I am checking to see if I can add these files at a later date, but there is no guarantee I can give at this point.]
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Genii Volume 82 (2019)Richard Kaufman
January 2019 - December 2019 [Note: The online content of the issues, such as audio and video files, are currently not part of this product. I am checking to see if I can add these files at a later date, but there is no guarantee I can give at this point.]
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RiskMark Leveridge A £5 note is borrowed from a spectator, the number noted, and then it is slipped into an empty envelope. Next, six further identical envelopes are introduced, each of which the performer claims contains a folded piece of paper. The envelope containing the spectator's banknote is added to the other six and the spectator mixes them before dealing them out in any order on the table. In a fair yet random way six envelopes are discarded, yet somehow the one remaining envelope contains the spectator's money! The financial risk, however, turns out to belong to the magician, not the spectator,... | $10 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
Assembly PointMark Leveridge This is a version of the classic four-coin matrix effect. Four coins are tipped from a purse, placed out in a square and then covered with the four Aces. One at a time, three of the Aces are lifted to reveal that the coin they were covering has vanished. People expect all four coins to have collected beneath the fourth Ace, but when that is raised, there is nothing underneath there either. Immediately the purse that has been lying throughout on the table is opened to reveal that the four coins have assembled back inside it! No gimmicks required, the handling is subtle and clever. ... | $10 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
Squeeze Ring MoveMark Leveridge This is a wonderfully convincing and natural-looking move to enable you to make a borrowed ring instantly penetrate off an ungimmicked length of cord. The ring is genuinely threaded onto the rope and hangs at the bottom of the rope loop. A hand is slid down the cord to the ring and with a single squeeze, the ring drops off and onto a spectator’s hand or the table. No gimmicks or extra rings required, this is one of the moves included in my Ring And String Deluxe package and which is offered here on its own.
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Color I-Do-As-UGeorge L. Boston An amazing two-pack coincidence routine. The performer exhibits two decks of cards, one red, the other blue. He picks up one deck and shows it to be quite ordinary, both back and front. He asks a spectator to assist by placing the deck face-down behind his back and cutting it any number of times, completing the cut each time then to remove two or three cards from the deck and place them in his (spectator's) pocket without looking at them. He then requests spectator to square the pack and bring it from behind his back held in such a manner so that performer cannot get a glimpse of any card.... | $5 to wish list | |
B-WitcheriesJack Bridwell Excerpt from the introduction: People are interested in the unusual and here I have twisted many old ideas and slanted them to produce "B-Witcheries". Supreme have already entered this field by publishing the books of Tony 'Doc' Shiels and Charles W. Cameron. Both have an occult background which makes them authorities on this type of entertainment. Mentalism is big business here in the U.S.A. involving names like Kreskin, Bascom Jones, Anthony Raven, David Hoy, Bob Lynn and the fabulous Karrell Fox. In England there is Fogel, Stanton Carlisle and the late, great Al Koran, David Berglas also specialises in Mentalism.
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Genii Volume 81 (2018)Richard Kaufman
January 2018 - December 2018 [Note: The online content of the issues, such as audio and video files, are currently not part of this product. I am checking to see if I can add these files at a later date, but there is no guarantee I can give at this point.]
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Genii Volume 80 (2017)Richard Kaufman
January 2017 - December 2017 [Note: The online content of the issues, such as audio and video files, are currently not part of this product. I am checking to see if I can add these files at a later date, but there is no guarantee I can give at this point.]
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Remote Propless Prediction 2Unknown Mentalist You need not have Remote Propless Prediction to learn and use the routines in this manuscript. But by learning both, you will have a far wider range of routines in this category. The performer asks a participant to play an imaginary game over a voice phone call. The participant may be thousands of miles away at the other end of the call. The participant makes several free choices but all in her mind alone, she does not say anything out loud. But the final result is already predicted by the performer in a very innovative manner. The climax can be very visual if you choose that option in performance. The participant... | $12 to wish list | |
Impossible SwapMark Leveridge A small pay envelope with a square hole cut right through its centre is displayed and a selected card slipped inside where it is clearly shown. A second card is then chosen and cut into the deck's centre. Moments later, the deck is ribbon spread face down to reveal the first selection now face up in the deck centre. Immediately the card inside the envelope is removed to reveal it is actually now the second chosen card. This incorporates a simple yet devious envelope principle that you will be able to use in other effects.
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Boxing MatchMark Leveridge Two matchboxes are shown one at a time. The drawer is removed from the first box to show it is empty, and then having been replaced is set down on the table. The second box is opened to reveal the drawer is full of matches. Again this is closed and placed down well away from the first box. The performer then simply snaps his fingers and an amazing transposition is revealed to have taken place, as the first box is now full of the matches and the second box is shown to be empty. This quick and surprising effect uses ungimmicked matchboxes.
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The Clique of AcesMark Leveridge Four Aces are removed from a deck. One at a time a spectator cuts the Aces back into the deck thus apparently losing them. Yet with one cut of the pack, the four Aces are found back together on the top. No sleights, this is easy to do and makes a great intro to a longer four Ace assembly routine.
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Become a Successful MagicianAlex Master
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