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Some Uses for Smoke Machines in MentalismDavid de LéonA short and whimsical booklet that explores the uses of smoke machines in mentalism. Even if you never chose to use smoke in your performances, the examples will inspire you to think about ways in which your mentalism might look to your audience. You will read about ways in which smoke can be used as a visual metaphor, for gags, or to illustrate your "fauxcess" (a term that Derren Brown and Andy Nyman coined to denote the implied method that you want your audience to think you are using). Fun fact: Derren Brown read the ad text for this book (back when it was a small Xeroxed and hand-cut... | $3 to wish list | |
The Secrets of HoudiniJ. C. CannellHoudini never explicitly revealed the methods he used to accomplish his feats. After his death, it was too tempting to cash in on revealing his methods. This book can certainly be called informed since J.C. Cannell was a close friend of Will Goldston who in turn was a personal friend of Harry Houdini. A good amount of biographical information is included which makes this ebook a fascinating read for anybody who would like to know more about Houdini and his remarkable career.
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Slydini Paper Balls Over the HeadD. Angelo FerriSlydini's Paper Balls Over the Head routine is one of the most entertaining routines magic has to offer. The audience is in stitches because they are in on the trick. The only person not knowing what is going on is the volunteer on the stage. He or she is totally amazed and baffled by the magic happening. Paper balls as big as a fist vanish into thin air right in front of their eyes. Now you can learn this blockbuster of a routine from a long-time student of Slydini. 1st edition 2023, video 35 min. | ★★★★★ $20 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
ZarathustraFraser ParkerIn Zarathustra Fraser shares a few pieces from his notebooks. This is work Fraser has created over the past eight months. Following on from his decision to break down the larger book he was working on into smaller releases, he has decided to now share these ideas with you. This work compliments his other released work perfectly and will give you yet more options and different ways into creating feats of seeming real mind reading for your audiences. To begin, you will learn how to force a single digit number entirely prop-less, in a conversational manner that looks completely fair and only... | $25 to wish list | |
Bammo Queen MonteBob FarmerFor those who wish to fool those who know all the other gaffed montes (Skinner's, Deland's "Pickitout," the British "Chase the Ace"), the "Bammo Queen Monte" is here and ready to serve. Those other versions use two gaffed cards, the Bammo Queen Monte does not - which means that there are deceptive displays possible that the others cannot match. There is no sleight of hand: the special cards do all the work. The entire routine happens on the table just like the real monte. Alternately, for maximum visibility, larger cards can be used with some card holders. Three cards are shown,... | ★★★★★ $10 to wish list | |
Meister der ZauberkunstGünther Dammann | $10 to wish list | |
Cross the ACAANBiagio FasanoThis impromptu semi-automatic effect can be immediately performed in any situation in which a simple deck of cards is available. After having a spectator shuffle the deck, the magician will have her choose a number and a card in the most casual manner possible (by randomly raising two small packs of cards), have the viewer shuffle again and cut the deck several times, reassemble it, and propose to find her chosen card. But, after practically proving its impossibility by relying solely on chance or luck, he will remember that the spectator also secretly keeps a number in her mind and challenge... | $9.90 to wish list | |
Cross the ACAAN (Italian)Biagio FasanoSi tratta di un effetto semi-automatico completamente impromptu, che può essere subito eseguito in qualsiasi situazione nella quale si disponga di un semplice mazzo di carte: dopo averlo fatto mescolare da uno spettatore, il mago gli farà scegliere un numero ed una carta nella maniera il più possibile casuale (alzando a caso due mazzettini di carte), farà mescolare ancora e tagliare il mazzo più volte, lo ricomporrà e si riproporrà di ritrovare la carta scelta. Ma, dopo averne praticamente dimostrata l’impossibilità affidandosi solamente al caso o alla fortuna, ricorderà che lo... | $9.90 to wish list | |
Reflections 4Abhinav BothraInsights from within delves into the transformative power of self-reflection and inner wisdom. In a world filled with distractions, this eBook invites you to explore the depths of your own consciousness and uncover profound truths of the Art of Magic. It is both thought-provoking and a path to self-discovery that can help you to cultivate clarity, resilience, and authentic growth. Let's embark on a soul-stirring journey that will awaken your innermost insights and unlock your true potential. In this fourth volume of the six planned installments I talk about:
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The Cross Cut CodeJohn CareyRoutines with the classic cross cut force. The Cross Cut Code is devoted entirely to the classic cross cut force, with some deadly variations and packed out with some great routines which showcase them. Seven of the routines are unpublished items from John Carey and some superb material from his great friends Cameron Francis, Mike Breggar, Michael Kaminskas, Harrison Trusler, Sean Devine, Jon Racherbaumer and John Gordon.
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The Problem of Cell 13Jacques FutrelleThe premise of this locked-room story is wonderful. The protagonist is Augustus S. F. X. Van Dusen who is in a scientific debate with Dr. Charles Ransom and Alfred Fielding. Augustus, also known as "The Thinking Machine", claims that nothing is impossible when logic and clear thinking are applied. To prove his point, they conduct an experiment where Van Dusen is locked up in a prison for one week with the challenge to escape, which of course he does. But the real fun is in how he does it. It is a tour de force of logic and deductive thinking. Highly recommended to all locked room crime lovers. ... | $3.99 to wish list | |
Bammo Ten Card Poker SlamBob FarmerThe magician displays a random mix of ten cards, all spot cards and a single Ace of Spades. He explains these cards are used in a game called, "Ten Card Poker Slam" - with just ten cards cheating is impossible. The cards are mixed face down and dealt in a row. The magician and the spectator take turns selecting cards until each has five cards. The magician reveals his hand: four 2s and an Ace of Spades - Four of a Kind - BUT - - - The spectator's hand is a Straight Flush in diamonds, 6D, 7D, 8D, 9D and 10D - and a Straight Flush beats Four of a Kind, so the magician has the losing hand.... | ★★★★★ $10 to wish list | |
Power of ThoughtJohn ScarneOver the years, many have (incorrectly) assumed that the "Power of Thought" effect that Scarne enjoyed performing uses the same method as the version described in the Scarne On Card Tricks book. This is not the case, as you'll be pleased to discover if you buy this ebook. This is the version Scarne himself used and (unlike the version in the mass market book), this method doesn't rely on swapping cards in your pocket. Indeed, you need not wear a jacket at all; you can perform this effect in your swim trunks if you're so inclined. This method was originally offered by Scarne to magicians in a 1950 pre-publication... | ★★★★★ $5 to wish list | |
Best Dam Tricks: 25 Rubber Penetration TricksMagic IanLubor Fiedler's famous dental dam illusion principle is applied to a variety of tricks and routines, not just the penetration of a coin through a rubber sheet. The only sad part here is that the name Lubor Fiedler cannot be found anywhere in this publication. No credit was given. Excerpt from the introduction by Walter Gibson: When the rubber penetration came into popularity several years ago, it represented something really new in magic. Here was a trick that was actually accomplished before it began, leaving onlookers baffled by a visible penetration of a coin through a sheet of solid rubber, with no clue whatever... | $10 to wish list | |
Triplets 7Gregg WebbFollowing the mentalism issue of Triplets 6, this one, Triplets 7, will also be mainly mentalism, specifically about Equivoque. I learned a lot about this, with 5 objects, from Max Maven's video, and at the same time, I discussed this with Charles Reynolds who in turn discussed it with Pat Page. Then I put in some work of my own and came up with a very practical way of working this. I will go into every detail. Every mentalist I have shared this with thought my procedural changes worthwhile. Next, I will go through every object I can think of with which to do this feat. I once saw Kreskin do it with... | ★★★★★ $4.95 to wish list | |
Bammo CychopsBob FarmerWhen Teller saw this he said: "A work of mad genius." Here at the Mad Genius Institute (MGI) we spend our days chasing the elusive butterfly of love and when we realize it's just another of the many delusions that sent us here in the first place, we get back to our real work: creating mind-bending magic so far outside the box it's a long-distance call to reality. What happens when you decide to use not one or two Chop Cups but three? Three Chop Cups and three magnetic balls: you can't get farther from the mundane than that.
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First Call to CardsStewart JamesHere are twelve remarkable card tricks invented and performed by Stewart James in Canada, England and the U.S. So many magicians asked to learn these tricks that Stewart decided to reveal them for the first time in this book. Most all of his card magic is done without difficult sleights or trick cards, using subtlety instead. CONTENTS: MIKE AND IKE: — The famous look-alike detectives capture a gang of criminals and identify their leader. A spectator (witness) doesn't tell how the sleuths are disguised until the case is closed. SEVEN WONDERS — No preparation is necessary to illustrate... | ★★★★★ $10 to wish list | |
Slydini Knotted SilksD. Angelo FerriDennis Barlotta teaches the famous Slydini Knotted Silks routine. You will learn in minute detail the false knots used, which are of course key to the routine. You will learn the right silks and fabric to use. And you will learn a story that Tony Slydini told Dennis about one time when the routine failed and what he changed to avoid this problem.
1st edition 2023, video 37:18 | ★★★★★ $20 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
Paper MoneyMark LeveridgeYou show a piece of white paper on both sides and fold it into a neat package. Instantly and visibly the paper turns into a banknote which can be unfolded, displayed on both sides, and importantly, can be immediately handed out for examination or be spent. Devised in the early 1980s, this version of instant money printing is totally practical and very magical. The fact that the printed note can be examined is a huge plus and helps to increase the effectiveness of the illusion.
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Secrets of the Street ConjurerWilfred Huggins & Frederic CulpittA collection of conjuring secrets for magicians who entertain when surrounded by spectators. Excerpt from the preface: The compilation of "A Street Conjurer's Secrets" is the outcome of many years of observation in this country, Australia, America, France and Germany. That the effects are well-known is not to be denied, but it is extremely doubtful if many conjurers are aware of the actual method used by the street entertainer.
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The Adventure of the Empty HouseArthur Conan DoyleArthur Conan Doyle was the most famous and successful author in the detective story genre. One of the locked-room mysteries he wrote was The Adventure of the Empty House. The story plays in 1894, three years after Holmes's apparent death. Ronald Adair, son of the Earl of Maynooth, a colonial governor in Australia, was killed with a soft-nosed revolver bullet to his head while sitting in his room, working on accounts of some kind. The motive was not robbery since nothing was stolen. Adair's door was locked from the inside and the only window in the room presented a 20-foot drop with no sign... | $2.99 to wish list | |
The Big Bow MysteryIsrael ZangwillThe Big Bow Mystery was one of the first locked-room mystery stories and the first full-length locked-room mystery. It is still one of the best with an ingenious solution. It has been used as the basis for three movies (The Perfect Crime (1928), The Crime Doctor (1934), The Verdict (1946)). Set in London's East End, in Bow, a murder occurred inside a locked room, with no clear indication as to the weapon used, the perpetrator of the crime, or a possible escape route. Mrs. Drabdump, a widow who rents out rooms, panics when one of her lodgers does not respond to her attempts to wake him.... | $4.99 to wish list | |
Murders in the Rue MorgeEdgar Allan PoeWith Murders in the Rue Morge, Edgar Allan Poe is the inventor of the model for the modern detective story consisting of a brilliant detective, his personal friend who serves as the narrator, and the revelation of whodunit that is revealed before the explanation of how the crime was committed. More specifically, Poe is also the father of the locked room mystery, detective stories where the impossibility of the crime takes center stage. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle acknowledged that he modeled his most famous Sherlock Holmes stories after Poe's detective story model by having Watson explicitly state in the first Holmes... | $3.99 to wish list | |
7x Petrick: PurplePetrickThe "Seven times Petrick" series was released in seven volumes, each with seven tricks covering a different subject, and each with a different color cover. This is the purple one.
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