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Effect: Show to spectator 4 blank cards. Suddenly the blank cards change into four normal face cards. Additional supplies may need to be purchased to perform this effect.

length 3min 29s.

You show four blank cards and one ten of clubs, five cards in total. They all have red backs. Suddenly the ten of clubs has a blue back. Then you fan the remaining four cards and all the blank faces have changed to a royal flush, an ace, king, queen, and jack. The ten completing the royal flush. As a final climax all cards are turned face down and they all have different colored backs.

1st edition 2021, video 2 min 36 s.

You show four cards. They are blank on the front and have regular backs. Suddenly one of the four cards has a huge hole cut from its center. Then all the cards have holes cut from their centers. Then everything goes back to four regular blank cards.

1st edition 2025, video 6:04.

Vision Touch is a routine where the line of sight of a participant meets the performer's sense of touch which in turn leads to a colorfully amazing revelation.

In a way, this is delicious old wine packed in a fantastic new bottle. A classic principle is couched and disguised in an enhanced Stroop Test to give out absolutely stunning results.

There is a quick one-time preparation that requires just a couple of double blank cards. Personally, I use postcard-sized cards, but you can use any size of double blank cards that suit you. The preparation will take just a few minutes and once done,...

Benefits:

• Very Organic, in terms of props and method
• Easy to do, with expansion possibilities (peeking multiple thoughts) when you become more dexterous with the gimmick.
• The easy to make gimmick will take one minute to construct using items you have at home. No mirrors, flaps or cutting up cards. This is beautiful in it's simplicity.
• The gimmick can be invisibly added or taken away from a stack of business/blank cards to allow you to use any other peeking methods throughout your set. It's less than 1mm thick!

A card keeps rising to the top from in between four blank cards, only to reveal that you have a few helpers: THE FOUR JOKERS!

You will need:

• 2 Jokers, 2 10 of Spades, 2 blank facers
• wax
• Cut Count
• 2-as-4 Count

length 3min 9s

This is the latest release from the prolific Peter Duffie. Card magic that is easy to do and very effective.

1st edition, 2005

CRYSTAL CLEAR TRANSPO: The classic transposition between two cards placed on the top and bottom of a glass. No duplicate cards are used.

A ROYAL ENIGMA: Based on "The Vernon Card Puzzle" in Early Vernon (1962). It was inspired by Peter Kane's "Royal Families" in A Further Card Session (1975) and by Roy Walton's "Split Up" in The Complete Walton Vol. 2 (1986).

MORE ROYAL ENIGMATICS: Can be used as a Follow-up routine to the previous effect, or a stand-alone trick....

So, what is Silent Running?

Briefly, it's a "Think Of A Card" concept that requires no props at all. You don't even need a deck of cards. A spectator is asked to merely THINK of a number from 1-10 and to NOT TELL YOU. Once she has done this, she is asked to think of a suit and again to NOT TELL YOU. Then, ENTIRELY IN HER MIND she adds the suit to the number to create a visual image of a playing card. Again, SHE SAYS NOTHING!...

Eighty-five tricks and routines from the pages of Spell-Binder Magazine. Everything from card and coin magic to the bizarre and the weird.

Effects explained are:

• Sandwich Box by Stephen Tucker -- Signed selected card appears between 2 previously selected cards within closed card case.
• Mark by Stephen Tucker -- Alternate version of previous effect.
• Demonology by Bob Ostin -- Spectator signs card. Flames cause occult symbol to change to slip of paper with name of signed card. Signed card then revealed to have singed corner & occult symbol on back.
• Esti-Mate-Ion by Joe Dignam -- Spectator looks through deck...

1. ... Magi-Crostics No. 1
52. Light from the Lamp - A Review of Magical Literature - Lloyd E. Jones
    • Novel Concepts in Magic, Volume 1 - Lynn Covey
    • Close-Up Presentation - John Mendoza
    • Fleming Book Reviews - bound volume - Magic Limited
    • Elastrix - Dr. Abe Hurwitza
    • How They Cheat You at Cards, or Mr. Rake-Off in the Provinces - Gambler's Book Club
    • Gambling and Gambling Devices - Gambler's Book Club
    • Body Magic - John Fisher
54. Free Genii Classified Ads

65. Genii - Volume 44, Number 2 - February 1980 - 80 pages
65. Cover - The Magical Jeweler - Marvyn Roy and Carol
69. In This...

1. ... Trickartoon - Ed Harris
19. Reminiscing with Bob Nelson - continued
21. Just for Us Young Guys - John Sherwood
    • Horoscope Forecast - Carroll Wronger
    • Tops' 'Young Guy' Magician of the Month - Brian Zimbler
23. Wizard Club of Chicago 40th Anniversary Magic Show - Mike Richards
26. Conjuring with Cards - Nick Trost
    • Ten-Card Mental Speller
26. Sid Lorraine's Tip of the Month
    • holder for two thumb tips - Jerry Fulton
27. A Tribute to Howard Thurston - Series 4, Part 5 - Robert E. Olson
    • The Boy and the Lion - The Lady and the Lion
29. The Thinking Rings - cartoon - Ed Eckl
30. It's a Mystery...

Table of Contents

• TRICKS WITH CARDS
  1. How To Make The Pass
  2. The Long Card
  3. To Produce a Particular Card without Seeing the Pack
  4. To Call for Any Card in the Pack
  5. The Changeable Ace
  6. The Convertible Aces
  7. The Gathering of the Clans
  8. Everybody's Card
  9. Forcing a Card
  10. The Card hit upon by Guess
  11. Ups and Downs
  12. To Tell The Card That A Person Has Touched With His Finger
  13. The Card Discovered by Touch or Smell
  14. Confederate Cards
  15. The Ten Duplicates, or Cards in Couples
  16. The Turn-Over Feat
  17. The Nerve Feat
  18. To Tell The Number Of Cards By The Weight
  19. To Change the Card by Word of Command
  20. The Card...

• ... one hand and Silver in the other; which Hand the Gold is in, and which the Silver
• A Notable Hocus Pocus trick with a Cock
• Another Trick, played with a Fowl
• To make sport with quick-silver
• Another trick to make sport with quick-silver
• Several letters that contain no meaning, being wrote upon cards, to make them, after they have been twice shuffled, give an answer to a question that shall be proposed; as for example, What is Love?
• To discover the number of points on 3 cards, placed under 3 different parcels of cards
• The Secret of the Invisible Girl
• The wonderful Well
• To make a ring shift...

A collection of effects for anyone with a warped sense of humor that are not only eye-popping and startlingly visual, but also entertaining with offbeat and humorous presentations.

Poultry-geist
A packet of cards is shown front and back. A ghost is depicted on each card (the front of the ghost is on the front of each card and the back of the ghost is on the other side). A spectator is given one of the ghost cards and instructed to scare the others away by saying "Boo." One by one, the ghosts get scared and vanish from the cards. You state that the ghosts ran away because they are "chicken."...

A collection of non-card effects

"I need more non-card stuff," is a familiar refrain with most close up magicians. Well, it's Cameron Francis to the rescue as he presents 8 stunning routines with business cards, coins, coin holders, sugar packets and matchboxes. That's right, no playing cards! Just practical, astonishing, real world effects using everyday objects which you will want to add to your repertoire straight away.

• The Unfolding – A business card transpo that means business.
• The Magic Coin – An offbeat Wild Coin routine that will surely lay them flat.
• Business Burn – A...

• ... Buy, sell, swop or announce.
• Ian Keable and Walt discuss the good professor Hoffman
• Alexander Allen adds yet another novel card revelation to the cannon.
• Peter Duffie presents an easy to do 'Lie Detector' that cannot fail, and which, with good management, allows the spectator to handle the cards for the whole trick.
• Max Maven moves on to a variation of his effect in the last issue. The four aces are used for a couple of preliminary tricks to see if they are up to the task of locating a selected card. They are; and they do.
• Stephen Tucker and Andrew Hawkes continue the theme they began...

An effect by Roy Walton. The most colorful packet trick ever. What a fantastic routine this is. A packet of four blue-backed cards (say all 8 of Clubs) changes to red-backed cards, then to green backs and then to yellow. Then the four cards are one of each color and, for a stunning finish, the four cards change into the four Aces (or blank cards or Jokers)!

Requires regular cards with different colored backs.

Four amazing distinct changes: First, four cards of one value (say the four Fours) are shown. They have blue backs. One by one each of these blue-backed cards turns face down. Second, all the cards change to red backs. Third, the faces all change to red suits. Fourth, the backs are now marked, each has a large X printed on it! Instead of the X's any message can be revealed.

Requires three blank backed cards.

video 5:10

streamlined and simplified in the real world to create impact and entertainment. Deceits and magic of Marlo, Hamman, Wagner, Ortiz, Collins, Christ, Kane, Racherbaumer, Powers, Dingle, and more are handpicked for your ease of reading and performance." - Roy Eidem

Those who perform with cards know that great effects NOT requiring the spectator to "Pick a card, any card!" are far and few between…but NOT SO with this tome, Assemblies and 4-Ace Tricks!

Paul has amassed a Baker's Dozen of excellent effects (that's 13 effects if you don't know how to cook!) from his own repertoire...

You bring out a couple of blank cards. Now you cleanly write three predictions and put these three cards onto the table. Next you show a red-backed pack of cards. The cards are spread face-up on the table. Three spectators are invited to each freely push one card out of the spread. There is absolutely no force involved and all 52 cards are present!

Without any false moves you turn around your three predictions cards - you have successfully predicted all three chosen cards!

1st edition 2005, 11 pages.

More magic from the pages of Peter Warlock's legendary magazine.

CONTENTS:

• STILL TAKING THREE (Jack Avis): A card selected among three, vanishes from one half of the deck and reappears in the other half.
• THE PHANTOM FLUSH (Sam Dalal): You show 6 blank cards on both sides. You then print the cards one at a time, until you have a Royal Flush.
• POOR MAN'S BOOMERANG (Francis Haxton): Two cards are selected and replaced. Another card is thrown in the middle of the deck and it lands between the two selections.
• PROSPERO TWO, THREE AND FOUR (Peter Warlock): An amazing coincidence of three cards from two decks of cards.
• SALUTE TO VERNON...

• ...
  • ... China Plate, A Table, And Fall Into The Hand
  • 68. Professor Wyman's Great Trick Of The Egyptian Fluids, Or Impossibilities Accomplished
  • 69. The Magician's Snow Ball. One Of The Faker Of Ava's Feats
  • 70. The Magnetized Cane
  • 71. Professor Wyman's Mode Of Performing The Egg Bag Trick
• Tricks With Cards
  • 1. To Make The Pass
  • 2. To Tell A Card By Its Back
  • 3. The Card Named Without Being Seen
  • 4. The Card Told By The Opera Glass
  • 5. The Four Kings
  • 6. The Four Accomplices
  • 7. To Tell The Card Thought Of In A Circle Of Ten
  • 8. To Guess The Card Thought Of
  • 9. To Tell The Number Of Cards By...

A hands-off card prediction at any number.

"No other method can achieve what your method achieves." - Dan Harlan

"To be honest, I would have more than one method to achieve the same effect, but - and this is a big BUT - Ali doesn't use any of them! So, it is indeed very clean and very fooling." - Jan Forster

The deck of cards is in the spectator's hands. At no point do you touch the cards. You ask...