Cards in Magic & Mentalism: page 20
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A.C.E. Anytime Card Extraction
Cameron Francis
"ACE really is A Cunning Effect and A Clever Enigma!" - Stephen Tucker
"A new classic of impromptu magic in my opinion. I'll use it until I can't hold playing cards anymore!" - Raphael Czaja
"A.C.E. is one of my favorite new impromptu card tricks. An absolutely brilliant way to handle cards." - Jeff Prace
"Wowwwwwww!... This is the best thing you have released so far in my opinion." - John Carey
Cause a signed card, which is fairly pushed into the center of a cased deck by the spectator, to appear in your pocket or virtually anywhere else!
A.C.E. (Anytime Card Extraction) is a totally impromptu utility system...
Card Magic USA
Peter Duffie
Featuring mostly unpublished material and other rarities from some of America's Finest Creators. 49 contributors - 80 routines and moves.
JON ARMSTRONG
My Opening Act:
Deciding to show off your ESP skill and having only a deck of cards and a rubber band, you hand your deck out to be shuffled to a nice man named Ted. After he is finished shuffling, you ask Ted to place the rubber band around the cards to make them tamper-proof. You ask Ted if he will stop you on a card as you riffle them past his eyes. To prove to Ted that all is on the up and up, you offer to stare at his girlfriend Mary...
Packet Trick Picks
Aldo Colombini
An incredible collection of packet tricks!
- PREDICTION GONE WILD (Cameron Francis): A great trick. A card is selected. You show four blank cards with different names of cards on them. All of a sudden all the cards have the name of the selection. At the end the selection vanishes from the deck and appears in the packet.
- BOXING ACES (Aldo Colombini): An Ace-assembly that will have their jaws dropping. Four Aces vanish from packets of cards and reappear inside the card case.
- GHOST FLIGHT (Peter Duffie): Eight double blank cards and four Queens are used. The Queens trapped between two blank cards vanish and reappear...
Let's Go
Aldo Colombini
New incredible packet tricks, easy to do and with a strong impact. Special guest appearance by Cameron Francis.
- CATO DEAL (Aldo Colombini): Cards are mixed face down and face up and at the end the selected card is the only reversed card in the middle of the packet!
- A BRAINSTORM IN GLASGOW (Peter Duffie): Two Jacks reveal a freely selected card. This is stunning!
- THANKS TO GOODLIFFE (Paul Gordon): Two cards are revealed at the end of an elimination process!
- WRONG AGAIN (Roy Walton): A unique 'Follow The Leader' routine with four packets!
- FAMILY REUNION (Aldo Colombini): A stunning routine using the twelve face cards! ...
The Invisible Palm
Larry Jennings
The Ace Assembly theme is a classic one. Jennings credits Bill Miesel as the first to create a card assembly effect. Here you will learn Larry Jennings' variation which avoids bringing the deck and the aces together. The four aces are shown one at a time. Very slowly one by one and absolutely fairly three aces travel to the leader ace.
runtime 9min 40s
Do You Like Scary Movies?
Raphaël Czaja
"I love this trick. It is one of my favorite packet routines." - David Devlin
"Raphael has a new packet effect based on the Friday The 13th movies that is off the chain!" - Cameron Francis
You display a packet of blue backed cards as you offer to explain to the audience your own remake of the “Friday the 13th” movie... with just a bunch of cards! Each card represents a character from the movie.
First, you introduce the Jack of Spades which symbolizes the killer. You explain that a legend says that a young boy tragically drowned in a lake during summer camp because the counselors didn't pay attention....
Kollectors Revisited
Andrew Loh
This is one of Andrew's favourite routines. He has been performing Kollectors Revisited for many years in his act and he regards this effect as his pet routine.
This effect plays big and best of all, it's impromptu and can be performed with a borrowed deck.
In addition, if you are going to perform card magic that has great impact to layman, this effect is for you. This effect involves three freely selected cards and they can be signed. You cause their signed selections to vanish into thin air and magically, the selections appear in a very magical manner.
This e-book is not suitable...
Staple: a stunning transposition
Dave Forrest
Imagine this: You show your lucky Joker - it's folded and stapled firmly to the card case. A card is selected, let's say it's the Jack of Clubs. It is placed face up in the centre of the pack. With just a wave of your magic wand (Sharpie marker!) A face up Joker is discovered in the centre of the pack! On closer inspection it is found to be creased and bears little staple holes. When the card case is turned over we now find that the card firmly stapled to the card case is the Jack of Clubs! And, it can all be examined.
This 13 minute video will explain everything you need to make the very...
Idiom
Dave Forrest
Effect: You show a deck of playing cards - they're blank on the back and on the face you have written all the letters of the alphabet, one letter on each card. The spectator shuffles the deck and selects any four cards. He is then asked to form a word from the four cards chosen. If it so happens that he can make more than one word - he is allowed a COMPLETELY FREE CHOICE of which word he would like to settle on. A prediction that has been in full view throughout is then shown to accuratley match the freely chosen word!
Idiom truly is an audience pleaser. The organic props are genuinely interesting...
Hallucination
Andrew Loh
Hallucination is Andrew's first packet trick that is very easy to do and highly entertaining.
Basically, this effect involves four Queens and you magically cause any two Queens to penetrate with the other two Queens visually.
At the end, you cause all the Queens to vanish magically leaving the blank cards on the table!
There is no slit or any special cut-out card at all in this effect.
This ebook is not suitable for beginners. While all the moves are explained clearly some previous card handling experience is preferable.
Skill Level: 3-4 (Intermediate)
Reviews:
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Knock-Outs
Aldo Colombini
Ten new packet tricks with regular cards and totally impromptu.
CONTENTS AND CONTRIBUTORS:
- THE FIRST HOTEL MYSTERY (Nick Trost): Two Queens are placed side by side and four Kings are added to each Queen to form two three-card packets. At the end, the Queens and the Kings are found in separate piles.
- ALTERNATING CURRENT (Norman Houghton): Four cards are placed face down and four face-up cards are placed on top. The cards magically alternate: Face up and face down.
- DAZZLER MARK ONE MILLION (Paul Gordon): Some cards are shuffled face up and face down and six cards are remembered by the spectators. These cards...
Pretext: make impossible predictions
Dave Forrest
PRETEXT is a multi-layered deception that will allow you to easily make the most incredible predictions. In the effect included in this 18 minute instant video download you produce a folded billet from inside your wallet that accurately predicts a persons name and a card that they freely named. You'll soon realise the depth of the PRETEXT system as it allows you to accurately predict practically anything during the course of a simple card trick in a way that appears so fair you won't believe it. This is the type of prediction that simply cannot be backtracked - your audiences will be left stunned...
Forecast: a prediction deck
Dave Forrest
With the 'FORECAST' deck you'll be performing the most unbelievable prediction effects with the greatest of ease. In the first effect included on this 15 minute instant download, you accurately predict a card that will be freely cut to and then, unbelieavbly, a second card that was just named.
In the second effect a spectator chooses any card - a completely FREE choice yet you produce an odd backed duplicate of that card from your pocket. The download will tell you everything you need to know including details on how to construct your own 'FORECAST ' deck - don't worry - it's cheap and easy...
The Forrest Triumph
Dave Forrest
Effect: You announce that you will give a demonstration of shuffle tracking but that you will go even further than normal and actually track cards in a deck which is mixed face up and face down. The deck is very fairly mixed this way a number of times then you decide to take it even further and have the spectator remember one of the cards from within the chaotic mess you've made of the deck. With this done you FAIRLY FAN THE DECK TOWARDS THE SPECTATORS - IT IS SEEN TO BE GENUINELY MIXED FACE UP INTO FACE DOWN. You even give it one final weave - just to be sure. Now, with no corrective manouvers...
Superflip and S.F.U.C.
(Benny) Ben Harris
Imagine: You’ve just performed several stages in your “Ambitious Card” routine. For one final time you place the “magic card” in the middle of the deck. The deck is placed face-down in the middle of the table. You show your hands empty. With a snap of your fingers you gesture toward the deck. Now, by simply riffling upward gently on the tabled deck’s edges—and dribbling the cards back to the table—the signed selection instantly and visibly appears face-up, atop the deck!
You accept your well earned applause and feel cool that you’ve done this by mastering a simple and clever...
Not So Boxed
Chris Stolz
A spectator selects a card and signs it. You put the entire deck in the box to remove all possibility of sleight of hand. The card is inserted into the middle of the pack in the box with its face and signature to the spectators, pushed flush, and the box is closed. You turn the box horizontal and casually turn it over a few times with open fingers to show that both sides are clean and clear. With a wave of your hand, the selected card suddenly appears on top of the card box which is still closed. The box with the card on top are immediately held out on your empty palm for a spectator to take,...
Card Notes
Roger Crosthwaite
This is an ebook for the card specialist: beautiful routines and details, variations and tips on moves and technique.
Includes his Lecture Notes 1 and Lecture Notes 2.
1st edition 1982, original 100 pages; PDF 57 pages.
Table of Contents
- FOREWORD
ROGER CROSTHWAITE'S LECTURE NOTES 1
- Introduction
- Definition Of Terms
- Abbreviation Of Terms
- A Philosophy Of Magic
- Magic Circle Prize-Winning Magic or The Patriotic Bishop Routine
- Cards From Balloon
- On The Hofzinser Change
- The Rear Palm Side Steal
- The Rear Palm Colour Change
- The LTP Side Steal
- The Delayed LTP Side Steal
- Technical...
Impromptu Journey
Aldo Colombini
Ten amazing card routines totally impromptu and using just a regular deck of cards.
- TWO FOR ONE (Aldo Colombini): A stunning prediction and yet so easy to do!
- OUT OF THIS SMALL WORLD (Tom Daugherty): An impromptu version of the famous trick with just twenty-six cards but several climaxes!
- IMPULSE (Herb Runge): Two cards find the two mates on the impulses of the spectator!
- TAURUS (Aldo Colombini): Two Kings find a freely selected card where it was not supposed to be! Very strong effect.
- THE QUICK CHANGE SISTERS (Ryan Matney): Actually two routines using just the four Queens and a...
Fast Paced Cards
Aldo Colombini
This download DVD contains an amazing collection of routines for close-up and walk-around using just a regular deck of cards and with minimal sleight of hand (some of them are self-working).
Contents:
- ACES-ANDWICH (Aldo Colombini): The Aces find three selected cards!
- SIMPLE AND FAST (Aldo Colombini): The spectator cuts the deck and finds the four Kings!
- THREE-SIDED CARD DISCOVERY (Ken de Courcy): After showing that a card has three sides (!) you reveal a selection!
- CARD-IOSITIES (Reinhard Müller): Four cards are freely selected and they are seen to be the only different colored cards in four...
Credit-Card Card Trick
Ted Lesley
A borrowed credit-card vanishes and reappears between the layers of a marked playing card.
Effect: (Basic routine)
A credit-card is borrowed from a member of the audience. It is put into an envelope. The envelope is destroyed. Another spectator is asked to come forward to the working area or on the stage. He selects a card from a normal deck of playing cards and marks it with his name. The card vanishes out of the deck and is found in a sealed envelope.
After a lot of byplay, the credit card is found...BETWEEN THE LAYERS OF THE MARKED PLAYING CARD WHICH THE SPECTATOR HANDLED ALL THE...
Digital Delirium
(Benny) Ben Harris
STUNNING VISUALS AS YOU PRINT 3 THOUGHT-OF CARDS WITHOUT ANY GAFFS!
Requires intermediate card skills. Not for beginners.
This is an “underground handling” for Click Click Click—a routine that originally appeared in Ben's 1989 Lecture Notes and in the book, Mad Fax & Other Mysteries (1990). It, in turn, was the outgrowth of Foto, from Out Of His Mind (1988). The never before published handling—revealed here—adds to the over-all impact by eliminating any need to ”return to the deck” prior to the magical printing of the third card. This was a procedural requirement in the previous...
Stone Cold Magic (download video)
Jeff Stone
"If you are looking for a fresh dose of commercial, audience-tested card magic, look no further than Jeff Stone's Stone Cold Magic. There's plenty of useable card effects presented in a wonderfully friendly, casual and straightforward manner. My only criticism is that Jeff came up with the idea of using the Erdnase-Houdini Color Change as an invisible palm. It looks so darn good, I wish to heck I had thought of it!!" - Jay Sankey
"Jeff is a real worker and tips his mitt in this DVD. There are some great ideas that are really USABLE. In addition, it's just a fun watch as noted by others. Jeff is...
Deceptions 2
Daniel Madison
The theme of this second issue is "The Sandwich Effect."
Table of Contents
- Featuring all new sandwich effects
- Slice one
- Slice two
- Slice three
- Slice four
- Maker
- Inbetweener
- Nil Base
- Grab
- Gauntlett
- Uprising
- Kick
- Bonus: The Cameo Trilogy
- Myles Nakouzi: Twenty3
- Dee Christopher: 2sec
- Thoughts...
- Magic as art
- The R3man challenge...Re-Style
- Journal entries
- A Time for Change
- Truth
- Hunger Day 11
1st edition 2009; 42 pages.
