A new principle for business cards.
"I was badly fooled!" - Matt Mello
"I HAVE NO IDEA! This principle can be used in so many routines and ways, it's making my head spin!" - Phedon Bilek
"I would give a testimony to this effect, but I don't want you guys having it. IT FOOLED ME - I grinned from ear to ear when RedDevil shared the workings and I just don't know if I'm ready to let RedDevil share this. It's too bloody cheeky! (Said in my best British accent). I love it!" - Peter Turner
"With T.I.T.E., RedDevil has taken something that many of us have played with (no, not - get your filthy mind...
Ian Baxter steps forward with yet another twist on a classic from the past. Eddie Clever's Hallucination gets a working over here, thanks to a recently published variation from Todd Karr.
"A very direct effect here - entertaining presentation, plays big, kicker ending and can be done with a borrowed deck. This card mystery has it all!" - David Jones
1st edition 2020, PDF 4 pages.
This effect was originally published in Gregg Webb's ebook Lizard Wizard's Diary. This Super Session explains a clean and fast transposition of two cards. This ebook has hand-lettered text.
1st edition 2020, 2 pages.
The magician asks for a card to be selected and also takes out the joker. After the selection has been noted and signed he buries the card inside the deck and places the deck on the table. He riffles the inner edge with his thumb and suddenly flicks the face up joker into the deck. The face up joker is seen to stick out at a certain portion of the deck until the very last moment before it is pushed in flush with the deck and the deck is immediately spread to show that the joker landed right next to the selection. A work of true precision. And this can be repeated as many times as you wish. Almost...
From the hidden recesses of Musson's mind comes Forty-Four Foolers - a veritable gold mine of magic ideas and tricks that you can do. It covers such a large variety of effects that, regardless of whether you're a mentalist, magician, ghost show artist, manipulator, night club performer, parlor entertainer, or stage illusionist, you can find something of value in this ebook.
Inside you'll find new tricks with liquids, cards, balls, kittens, silks, cigars, cigarettes, alarm clocks, watches, thimbles, tumblers, needles, coins, and stage illusions. Read over the brief descriptions of a few of...
Please Note: This effect can only be done on an Android phone. It does not require an internet connection.
Wall-E System is the 21st century multiple-out system. It is the most portable multiple-out system because it lives on your Android phone. And the best part is that the prediction is always on the wallpaper and the audience holds the phone throughout the performance.
You will be getting everything that is needed to perform the effects. Get it and perform them right away.
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Hardcover in good condition. Corners bumped. For the details on the contents see the digital edition.
Facsimilenachdruck von Bartl. Nummerierte Auflage. Dieses Examplar hat die Nummer 0236. Zum Inhalt siehe die digitale Ausgabe.
This is the final issue of Magic Magazine in excellent condition.
This lot consists of 16 printed Potter & Potter auction catalogs. All but two are softcover perfect bound in good condition. Two are hardcover catalogs with dust jacket. These are Part I and II of the Magic Poster auction of the Norm Nielsen Collection. (Part I has a bumped lower right corner.) All these catalogs are beautifully produced in full color and a feast for the eyes. The list of catalogs is:
This lot includes two issues (January 1957 and January 1958) of True - the man's magazine. Issues are in good condition. The January 1958 issue is particularly interesting for Erdnase aficionados, because it features the Martin Gardner and John Conrad "The Murdering Card Shark" article.
Heft gebunden mit einer Kunststoff-Kammbindung. Herausgegeben von Martin Breese. Inhalt siehe die digitale Ausgabe. Es ist dies die Deutsche Übersetzung von David Britland's Tearing a Lady in Two.