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Pigment and PixelAbhinav Bothra | $5 to wish list | |
Piet Forton's Pop-Out MoveAllan Ackerman | ★★★★★ $2.50 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
Picnic PocusJon RacherbaumerThis manuscript is about one trick that incorporates a seminal sorting procedure now given the name Belcho's Disbursive Deal. Over the years the trick eventually morphed into an organized compilation that shares the same identifiable title: "Poker Player's Picnic." It begins with Vernon Lux, an enterprising amateur who founded the International Society of Junior Magician in 1931 and began a magazine called The Dragon in 1932. Therein Oscar Weigle had a column called "Themes and Schemes" where he explained a trick called "The Million to One Trick." (Later it was changed to "Belchou's Aces.") It's unclear... | ★★★★★ $18 to wish list | |
Piano RolesJon RacherbaumerJon loves to collect, compare, and organize tricks into themes and plots. This is his latest work on the piano trick. WHAT IS THE PIANO TRICK? A spectator places his hands palm down on the table in the same way a pianist places his hands on a keyboard. Then pairs of cards are placed between the spectator's fingers to set the stage. These pairs are then fairly removed to form two equal piles. An extra or "odd" card is added to one of the piles. Then, without any further movements or fanfare, the "odd" card inexplicably travels to the other pile.
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Photographic Memory ExperimentMike KempnerHave you ever wanted to hypnotize someone to have a photographic memory? Now, you can create this illusion using a fantastic principle applied in an innovative way. This effect uses only a deck of playing cards (which can be borrowed, no set-up required at all...in fact, you don't even touch the cards). After the spectator randomly shuffles the deck, you ask her to quickly glance at each card. Under the premise of a hypnotic induction, you then cause her to remember the location of any cards. Let's assume she is "tested" to locate, for example, the 2 of hearts and the 7 of spades. If she says... | ★★★★★ $4 to wish list | |
PhotocopyPaul GertnerA demonstration of "Invisible Palming" leads to a selection magically traveling into a wallet the spectator is holding. As a kicker, the selection is actually inside a folded photocopy of a hand with the selection printed on it. Commercial magic at its best. Despite the strong effect this is relatively easy to intermediate level difficulty. Recorded live at the Convention at the Capital 2001. runtime: 16min 39s | $6 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
Phoenix RisingJames WatkinsThis is a very well thought out and carefully described torn-and-restored card effect. Seven alternate handlings are explained, plus you get a strong bonus effect.
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Phoenix ResurrectionHarrismaticA bill and a playing card are signed and make an amazing effect happen. You set the bill on fire and throw it on the cards laying on the table. In a burst of flames the bill travels inside the signed card.
length 17 minutes. | $9 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
Peter Kane's Wild Card PlusLewis GansonThe original eye-popping effect plus great new routines by William G. Stickland and Bob Gill. A version of this stunning effect first appeared in print in Hugard's Monthly Magic Magazine dated April 1962. The effect and method of the 'Wild Card' originated by Peter Kane, and described on his behalf by Gus Southall, has become a classic. Top flight magicians all over the world acclaimed the effect. However, many magicians "fought shy" of it feeling that it was difficult to do, or, sometimes having difficulty in obtaining sets of cards which had really strong contrasts to emphasize the astonishing change. Peter Kane's 'Wild Card... | ★★★★★ $10 to wish list | |
Peter Duffie with CardsPeter DuffieFifteen card tricks from the inventive Scotsman. 1st edition, 2000. Collecstasy: Three Kings magically collect two selections......now where have I seen that plot before? Marraid: You cut the deck four times - each time a face up King appears. You now find a random card for each King by using their suits. When these cards are turned over they prove to be the four Queens - each paired perfectly with the correct King. Cupidea: You remove the Jack, Queen and King of Hearts and lay them in a row on the table. You place two cards on the King and Queen. A spectator selects two for the Jack.... | ★★★★★ $15 to wish list | |
Personal SecretsHarry LorayneThis was Harry's second book on card magic where he reveals several of his best routines. From the introduction: The effects and routines you’ll find here are some that I purposely left out of my first book on cards, Close-Up Card Magic. Frankly, I had intended to keep them to myself. However, the response to Close-Up Card Magic has been so overwhelming and Lou Tannen has been so persuasive—that I finally acquiesced to putting these in print. That’s the reason for the title, P.S. This is really just an addenda to Close-Up Card Magic.
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Personal AssistantMario TarasiniFew people know that there is a secret assistant in each deck of cards. “Secret Assistant” is a little helper for card magicians. It will definitely help you find the chosen card. The card can be signed. The gimmick can be used for other tricks. The gimmick requires various supplies to construct.
1st edition 2020, length 18 min. | $14.99 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
PerplexitiesPeter DuffieAutomatic Aces
Rideckulous
Natterjacks | ★★★★★ $15 to wish list | |
Perpetual Motion Poker DealAldo ColombiniThis effect was created by Bruce Cervon who gave Aldo permission to teach and release it. It is a wonderfully simple and unique poker deal demonstration that never has to be reset, because at the end of the routine the deck is ready for a repeat - ideal for table hoppers. Uses a regular deck of cards with an additional set of aces. Aldo also teaches a number of easy false cuts and shuffles which you can use in combination with this demonstration, but they are not necessary. With a good presentation this can be just as effective as other story routines, such as "Sam and Moe" or "Sam and the Bellhop",... | ★★★★★ $10 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
Perpetual Calendar: Eight Routines Using Playing Cards and a Pocket Diary or CalendarAldo Colombini
1st edition 2009; 22 pages. | ★★★★★ $10 to wish list | |
Perfect Table Faro ShuffleSteven Youell | ★★★★★ $4 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
PentagonRitaprova SenPacked with field tested material - this ebook will offer you 5 effects and moves that'll be sure to give your magician friends a blow in their gut. This contains an out of the box poker demonstration, a creative variation of the "Triumph effect", an extremely useful utility switch, an "at the table" four-of-a-kind production and a subtle table false cut.
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Pemper Deck SwitchAllan Ackerman | ★★★★★ $2.50 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
Pellikaan Flushtration CountPeter Pellikaan | $6 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
Pelli SpreadPeter PellikaanThe Pelli Spread is a move that allows you to show several cards in a spread or small fan while hiding one card. A similar type of move, although the mechanics are different, is the Ascanio Spread. 1st edition 2024, video 5:20. | $6 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
Peeks of ChaosTom PhoenixTwo devious peek devices for mentalists. Every mentalist needs an arsenal of peek methods, be that a device, or a folding peek. The Peeks of Chaos contains two peek devices, each using the card box: the "Mockra Peek", and the "Meanas Peek". Each method is very deceptive, and the peek happens at a natural moment, with no funny movements. 1st edition 2017, length 30 min | $20 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
Peek StealPeter DuffieThis is a steal from a peek without any side jogging of the card. The card ends up in gamblers palm. (Also part of Move Mastery 3.) runtime: 6min 2s | $4 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
Peek A BooPeter Duffie | $4 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
PedesisWesley JamesA Treatise on the E.G. Brown 12-card Thought-of card Transportation "One of the Strongest card effects you can ever perform."Wesley James rarely releases all his work on one plot in a single monograph. His writings typically address multiple effects and routines, and discussion of diverse subjects. Like Out of Sight Discernment, Pedesis is an exception. It is an effect Wesley has been performing for nearly fifty years, always to stunned reactions from many hundreds of audiences. "A card at a purely thought-of position vanishes... | ★★★★★ $30 to wish list |