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Flying CardMark Leveridge![]() A spectator gets the chance to perform his own magic trick. He genuinely freely selects any card and a sticker with his initials on is attached to the card's face. The card is then slipped into a pay envelope which has his initials added to the flap and address side to prevent it being switched out. With a snap of his fingers, the spectator is going to attempt to make his signed card jump from the envelope and back into the deck's centre. However, after a couple of tries, nothing appears to have happened. However, on removing the card from the initialled envelope it is seen to have changed... | $10 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
The BoofLiam Montier![]()
The Boof collects together over a dozen of Liam Montier's strongest card tricks and routines to date. If you haven't experienced Liam's card magic before, then you are in for a real treat. This is efficient,... | $12 to wish list | |
Henry SugarLiam Montier![]()
Liam Montier presents a stunning easy to do mentalist card trick based on a well-known short story by Roald Dahl, called "The Wonderful World of Henry Sugar". The basic plot of the story is that... | $12 to wish list | |
Colour KeyMark Leveridge![]() Four double-blank cards are displayed. One is placed in view to one side while the other three are arranged in a column on the table. Four keys are shown, there being one each of red, blue, green and silver. A spectator selects one of the keys (let's say the green one) and it is dropped on top of the blank card just placed to one side. The other three keys are slipped into envelopes which are mixed by a spectator before being placed down next to the blank cards in the order they were mixed into. The performer makes a magical gesture over the cards and on turning them over they are seen... | $10 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
The Bammo Full-Deck False ShuffleBob Farmer![]() J.C. Wagner's "Super Closer" is one of the most impressive routines you can do with a deck of cards. Ricky Jay knew this and only was told the workings after Wagner held out for one of Jay's inner secrets. The deck is shuffled and cut and then divided into four packets. The magician and the spectator shuffle the four packets. Effect #1: The top cards of each packet are turned over to reveal the four Aces. Effect #2: The spectator buries the four Aces in the deck. The magician spells each Ace to find all four and, as he does so, four packets are created. Effect #3: The four Kings are spelled... | ★★★★★ $7 to wish list | |
Signed Coin TranspoMark Leveridge![]() Two coins are shown and can be examined if required. They can also be borrowed if preferred. One of them has a sticker bearing a spectator's initials placed on it. A handkerchief is placed over the signed coin and the plain one is positioned on top of the cloth which is folded back across it. A wave of a magic marker pen across the handkerchief, and immediately the cloth is unfolded to reveal that the signed coin is now resting on top of the handkerchief, and on the table below the cloth is the unsigned one. Simple to do, this requires one common coin gimmick.
video 8:28 | $10 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
Cap and BallSultan Orazaly | ★★★★★ $10 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
ImpactMark Leveridge![]() A genuinely freely selected card is signed and then the rest of the deck is returned to the card box which is placed on the palm up left hand. The chosen card is now slid under the sealed box and the right hand is slapped firmly on top of the case. With his empty right hand, the performer lifts the card box to reveal that the signed selection has vanished, the box itself being shown freely from all sides. The box is now opened and the deck slid out and spread across the table to reveal that there is one card reversed in the pack's centre - it's the signed chosen card! No palming or sleight... | $10 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
Hunt DownAbhinav Bothra![]() A card is selected and signed by the audience and is lost back in the deck. A coin is signed by the audience and placed on top of the deck. With a wave of your hand and the coin vanishes from the top and appears above their signed card in the middle of the deck.
1st edition 2023, video 4:49, PDF 1 page. | $4.95 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
Slydini Knotted SilksD. Angelo Ferri![]() Dennis 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 Leveridge![]() You 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.
1st edition 2017, PDF 2 pages. | $10 to wish list | |
Safety CatchMark Leveridge![]() This is ideal for walkabout performance or a set close-up or parlour show. A length of rope is handed out for examination and the ends are then tied to form a rope loop. A spectator's watch is borrowed and the strap done up so that the watch is also in a loop. The watch is then threaded onto the double strands of the rope loop which is held between the two hands. By moving his hands up and down, the performer shows how the watch can slide up and down the rope, but provided he does not let go with either of his hands, the watch is safe on the rope. Then the magician says he will demonstrate... | $14 to wish listPDF & MP4 | |
The Tube of WonderMark Leveridge![]() This is a disarmingly simple yet baffling effect suitable for a close-up or parlor show. A simple cardboard tube is placed on the table and lifted to reveal that inside it is an inverted wine glass with a large red ball on top of it. The tube is freely displayed and can be examined by a spectator. The performer's hands are otherwise empty. The tube is placed on the table and the inverted wine glass is dropped down inside. Finally, the ball is dropped into the tube so that it rests again on the base of the glass. A snap of the fingers and the tube is immediately lifted off again to reveal... | $10 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
On Stem 2023Ralf (Fairmagic) Rudolph![]() With this specially gimmicked and prepared card, you are able to link it to a borrowed glass unnoticed in 3-5 seconds. The edges (which is very important for me) are completely intact and have no cracks. The card can be presented firmly linked to the glass as a souvenir.
What the video hides at the lower edge would normally be hidden behind a box, book, silk, or some other visual obstruction. 1st edition 2023, video 50 min. | $15 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
Xenon LevitationRalf (Fairmagic) Rudolph![]() With this tool, you are able to gently float small objects such as matches, feathers, playing cards, sponge balls or rubber bands, etc. a few centimeters above the table. Easy to build. Not for live performances! Use the gimmick for Zoom, Instagram, or similar. Also very suitable for demo videos to let business cards gently lift off the table. Don't use it as a magic trick. Rather as a science experiment.
1st edition 2023, video 23 min. | $15 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
Slo-MoMark Leveridge![]() The idea for this routine came after I read Derek Dingle's Silver Quick routine in Apocalypse (Sept. 1978) which was a sort of coins across into a spectator's hand. I played around with the Dingle routine for a while but I felt I would not be able to use it commercially, although I liked the idea of something happening with the coins in a spectator's hands. After much experimentation and change, Slo-Mo was put together and is the routine I have been using with lay people ever since. I hope you like it.
1st edition 2003, PDF 8 pages. | $14 to wish list | |
Slydini One Coin RoutineD. Angelo Ferri![]() This is a quintessential Slydini routine, a tour-de-force of misdirection combined with lapping, secret takes, and drops. A single coin miraculously vanishes and reappears several times. It almost seems to be melting away between the fingers of the performer. Dennis will teach you all the details - essentially the same way how Slydini taught him. Additionally, you will get recollections and stories of how it was studying under Slydini in his apartment. It is a great way to learn this wonderful routine.
1st edition 2023, video 40 min. | ★★★★★ $20 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
Perfect IntuitionMark Leveridge![]() The performer selects a lady with the object of discovering whether she has female intuition or not. Spreading a pile of envelopes, each one of which contains a double blank card, he invites her to select any one and to remove the card from inside. The lady helper now nominates and names any person around the table who she is emotionally close to or with whom she feels she has some empathy. It could be a relative, a close friend or maybe even her husband! Let's say she selects a close friend called Sophie. She writes the name of her chosen person, Sophie, on the back of her chosen blank... | $14 to wish listPDF & MP4 | |
ImaginationMark Leveridge![]() A spectator is handed an invisible deck and is asked to spread the cards and note that all the red cards are bunched together and all the black cards are assembled together. Splitting the deck so that he holds all the invisible red cards in one hand and all the blacks in the other, he hands over one half which is placed by a second spectator into the invisible cards box. Now the cards are spread again and the spectator is asked to note that all the court cards are together, and all the spot cards are together. Splitting them into their two groups he is invited to hand either section over... | $14 to wish listPDF & MP4 | |
A Different Silk VanishHal Saxon![]() You will learn a new way of handling a silk vanish. This is accomplished with a thumb tip or dye tube. A real crowd-pleaser. Very angle-proof chock full of misdirection, and deceptive handling. Not the typical silk vanish. I have been performing this version for 25 years because ... it is different. This silk vanish throws everyone off of the scent of the thumb tip.
Edition 2.5 2023; video 14:13 | ★★★★★ $10 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
Impossible Linking CardsRalf (Fairmagic) Rudolph | ★★★★★ $30 $20 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
EyrieMark Lemon![]() You, a spectator, a deck of cards, a miracle! A spectator shuffles a deck of cards, you instruct them to hold the cards face up, under the table, so that only they can see them. Despite these test conditions, you apparently display a genuine feat of 'remote viewing' by attempting to name each card in turn, as if you are somehow able to 'see through the table'. With an accuracy way beyond the odds you are able to prove to your audience that they are witnessing a real demonstration of 'psychic' ability and what you claim to be true, must be possible. This effect will completely 'blow away'... | $25 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
SwitcherooHal Saxon![]() Invisibly switch a folded playing card (bill, cash, sugar pack, ...) against another right in front of their eyes. Destined to be in your EDC (everyday carry). A real crowd-pleaser. A perfect close-up and table-hopping effect. A very fast, angle-proof, and up-close transformation with spectator involvement. Not a thumb-tip. This effect uses a homemade gimmick that most homes would have. The gimmick takes about five minutes to make. Both playing cards can be inspected. You can also change bills, billets, cash a check, change sugar to sweeten low, etc. Absolutely incredible misdirection... | $15 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
Pop VanishSultan Orazaly | $9.95 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
ESPeriment version 2Mark Leveridge![]() One single prediction card is placed face down in view to one side. Five different ESP symbol cards are openly displayed and then shuffled. A spectator is invited to freely nominate the first, second, third, fourth or fifth card in the pile. His choice is dropped out onto the table and the faces of the other cards are displayed. When the selection is compared to the prediction card, they match! No force, this is direct and straightforward to perform and is very quick to re-set.
video 8:45 | $10 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
Colour Changing Sponge BallMark Leveridge![]() A red sponge ball is displayed openly, both the performer's hands being clearly seen to be otherwise empty. Curling his left hand into a loose fist, the magician pushes the red sponge ball inside and then blows on the hand. Immediately the fist is opened to reveal the ball has changed to yellow and both hands are once again genuinely empty. This simple effect includes a principle that you will be able to use in many other effects. No gimmicks are required.
video 3:57 | $10 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
Take FiveMichael Breggar![]() From the unsyncopated mind of Hepcat "Dizzy" Michael Breggar comes a new album of killer-diller-thriller card routines: Take Five It's Dave Brubeck in style, Miles Davis in form, Louis Armstrong in structure, and all Michael Breggar in method and quirkiness. Mike is back with five incredible, sleight-lite masterful effects that will shake your clefs and make your audience's jaws sag while they laugh, applaud wildly, and cut a rug! These routines are all part of Michael's current repertoire and include some that have been performed at his Magic Castle gigs. Here's what's been waxed,... | ★★★★★ $12 to wish list | |
Pickpocket Proof PurseRoy Eidem![]() Multiple surprises, eye candy coin magic with storytelling spectator interest patter. Perform this stand-up, close-up, parlor, or on the street. Several delightful unpublished subterfuges and sleights. Performed and taught by PhD awarded 4F coin magician and AGT participant. Real-world practical. No knuckle-busting. Packs small and plays big. Almost like cheating! Coins appear, multiply, change, and disappear with a startling surprise climax at the end. Immediate reset and you’re ready to go again. Guaranteed to make your spectators laugh and be astonished. [Note: Does require a Johnny Wong gimmick. For other extensive non-gimmicked coin magic see Coins by Roy, Volume 1 PDF and/or download video.... | ★★★★★ $15 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
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!
video 9:32 | $10 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
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.
video 6:54 | $10 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
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.
video 6:18 | $10 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
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.
video 9:13 | $10 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
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.
video 5:59 | ★★★★★ $10 to wish listMP4 (video) |