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Toronto Kufference 2011Patrik KuffsVery First - Impression
Malini for Dummies | ★★★★★ $15 to wish list | |
Torn and Restored CardTommy WonderThis is Tommy Wonder's improved version of a Paul Harris 'Torn and Restored' card effect. You truly only use one card. There is no additional card or piece of card that is used as gimmick. You take one card tear it into four pieces and restore it. Of course, there are many little tips and bits of business Tommy Wonder addresses - all of which are lessons you can apply to many other effects. Tommy Wonder also teaches a very important lesson on putting things into your pockets which will make this action much more natural. runtime 13min | ★★★★★ $5 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
Topsy TurvyLorin WienerThis is a very clever card trick for PalmOS devices (PDAs, cell phones), so good that it can be performed several times with little worry that the secret will be revealed. Read minds and know the spectator chosen card without you seeing, touching, or hearing your Palm Pilotâ„¢! You can even do it over the phone! The trick uses no sequences, no calculations, no audio cues, no timed events, no secret buttons or patterns, no beaming, no stooges, no guessing, and it is immediately repeatable. No Reset! Let them try it over and over. The results are different every time! The spectator can... | $19.95 to wish listPalmOS | |
Tops, Seconds and BottomsIan Kendall
These lessons teach dealing Tops, Seconds and Bottoms from the same grip. A few things to note:
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Top, Second, Center, BottomAllan Ackerman | $2 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
Top TenAldo ColombiniTen more card tricks using regular cards. Contents:
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Top ChangeSteven Youell | ★★★★★ $3 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
Toony AngelMichael MaxwellThe most successful effect of this kind was Dan Harlan's CardToon where a deck of cards doubled as a flip book. Riffling through the cards one would see a cartoon magician drawn on the backs find and reveal a chosen card. This effect was a huge success, potentially it was the most successful magic trick of all times (my guess, I don't really know). Toony Angel builds on the basic idea to use a deck of cards as a flip book, but rather than animate a cartoon character on the back, the angel on the bicycle, from the Bicycle back design, starts to cycle towards you, zips around on the back of the card and... | $9.95 to wish list | |
TOCATONNick ConticelloWhat is TOCATON? TOCATON, the word, is an acronym for "thought-of card at thought-of number." It's pronounced "talk-a-ton." The word was coined by Nick Conticello to describe his new approach to the classic David Berglas effect "Any Card at Any Number." Nick feels the word is more descriptive of his effects because he does limit the choice of numbers and the choice of cards. But his approach has the virtues of speed of presentation and lack of preparation. Like most of his published work, TOCATON can be performed impromptu, with any reasonably complete pack of cards. TOCATON, the e-book, contains four... | $20 to wish list | |
To Die ForAldo ColombiniAldo's first ebook on cards and dice called Snake Eyes was a big hit. This is his second ebook on card and dice routines and contains most (if not all) of the routines included in his two DVDs Cards And Die Deceptions with many new ones and all different effects from the Snake Eyes ebook. You are in possession of an outstanding collection of tricks and routines with dice and cards. Contributors include: Richard Vollmer, Gary Ouellett, Peter Duffie, Karl Fulves, Aldo Colombini, Paul Gordon, John Rule, John Scarne, Max Maven, Stewart James, Ed Andres, Shigeo Futagawa, Jerry Sadowitz, William Miesel, Doug Conn and Bill Simon. 1st edition 2009; 26 pages.... | ★★★★★ $10 to wish list | |
TNT: card in sealed envelopeAlexander de CovaTNT is the ultimate card in envelope. A signed card appears in a sealed envelope that has been in full view all the time. So easy to execute, but completely baffling. Perfect for close-up, parlor and trade show magic. A real stunner that can be built in minutes. Detailed video explanation in English. 1st edition 2014, runtime 7 minutes | $20 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
TNT 3Alexander de CovaSigned card into envelope, using a novel method which eliminates all difficult sleight-of-hand. This concept enables you to steal and load a signed card into an envelope which has been in full view all the time. The signed card is placed into a clear box with a lid, this is placed into a larger carton box with a lid, and all is encircled with a rubber band. Still, you are able to extract the card. The load into the envelope is done in full view, and can be used without the box steal, as well. Easy to do, because the gimmicks eliminate all the difficult sleight-of-hand, but you'll have... | $29.95 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
Titanic DeckTitanasThis is a completely new principle. One rarely stumbles upon something like this. Often we find variations on old themes, slight alterations or modifications. However, this is a completely new principle. It is actually the combination of two known methods but in a completely new and unique way enabling completely different and much stronger effects. Imagine a deck being fairly and thoroughly shuffled by yourself and the spectator. Under total test conditions, the spectator selects any card. You will immediately know the identity of the selected card. At any time, the deck can be passed out... | ★★★★★ $15 to wish list | |
Timely DepartureJohn BannonThree spectators choose a card each. The cards vanish from the deck to later reappear face-up in a face-down spread. As long as you can count and do a double undercut you can perform this effect. Since there is counting and displaying of cards involved this effect requires a captive and moderately intelligent audience to play well. runtime 9min 40s | ★★★★★ $5 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
TiltAllan AckermanThe Tilt or Depth Illusion was developed by Dai Vernon. It is a great move, wonderfully deceptive and not at all difficult to do. Allan teaches a couple of ways to prepare for the tilt and a few fine points.
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runtime: 2min 45s | ★★★★★ $3 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
Tickling TekelJon RacherbaumerFrom the Introduction: The purpose of this compilation is to incentivize and "tickle" students to reexamine the Mene-Tekel deck and reconsider its possibilities. This has been done before and as recently as 2003 when Chris Wardle (via Paul Hallas) published a 27 page booklet titled Investigating the Mene-Tekel Deck (Magic's Forgotten Trick Deck). ... We begin with Ed Marlo's groundbreaking addition of what he called the Roughed Mene-Tekel. We end with ends with David Britland's clever routines. In between there the other contributions are meant to provide further context and stimulation - enough to tickle anyone's fancy. At least that's the presumptive impulse that led to its creation.
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Thunk!Liam MontierA dozen effects. Six of the effects have been routined together into two mini 'sets', making them an ideal act of card magic for when somebody just hands you a deck of cards. Everything uses just a regular deck, and no complicated sleights or moves - everything is well in the range of magicians familiar with the Double Lift, Elmsley Count, etc. Set 1 Poker Face - A 'Derren Brown' style poker demonstration concludes with a startling production. WWBD - Four Aces are impossibly cut to from a topsy turvy deck, before everything straightens itself out. The most direct handling possible. ... | $12 to wish list | |
Thunderbird: The Modern Ace ProductionLee Asher
Imagine if you had real magical powers. How would you make four aces appear at your fingertips? Picture bringing your hands together, in front of you, and an ace magically appears between them. Without hesitation, you take this newly-produced card, and effortlessly split it into two aces. The audience's gaze is riveted to your hands. Fearful of missing your next move, they don't even blink. The third ace materializes right out of thin air - at your fingertips.... | ★★★★★ $14.99 to wish list | |
Thunder StruckPeter DuffieA card is selected, signed and lost back into the deck. Taking only the 4 Jacks (deck discarded), you perform the cleanest of Twisting routines - with the Jacks reversing one by one with no false counts. The black Jacks are now placed into the card case - there is no doubt at all that they do go into the case - leaving the red Jacks, "These will now magically produce your signed card." The spectator holds the red Jacks but nothing happens. Or does it. On turning his two cards over he finds he is now holding the black Jacks! Finally, you tip out the cards from the card case revealing the... | ★★★★★ $12.50 to wish list | |
Thumb FunDevin Knight & Sid LorraineThis was one of Sid Lorraine's most popular tricks. It has been off the market for more than 40 years. Devin Knight obtained permission from the Abbott Magic Company to release this again and to update the original directions. How good is this effect? Well, it was one of the late Doug Henning's favorite tricks and was personally taught to him by Sid. Doug Henning used it everywhere, including in some of his touring stage shows, showing it on a big screen behind him. A playing card is selected and kept a secret from the performer. The performer shows five small white cards blank on both sides,... | $9.95 to wish list | |
Thumb FanAllan AckermanThe thumb fan is not just a nice display of cards but it also allows you to hide a block of cards. It is therefore not simply a flourish but an actual move that achieves something. Allan talks a bit about the philosophy of flourishes. Should you do them or not?
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runtime: 2min 38s | $3 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
Thug MeltMario Tarasini | $14.99 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
Throwing the SwitchJohn MendozaThe purpose of the switch is to secretly exchange two packets of four cards. For example, to show four aces and then turn them face down and deal them onto the table for an assembly effect. The cards dealt onto the table, of course, are not the aces after the switch has been done.
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Throw ChangeAllan Ackerman | $2 to wish listMP4 (video) |