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The magician shows three Magic Wands of three different colors, – red, green, and blue. These are handed over to a spectator to examine. The spectator then hands the magician any of the three wands behind the magician’s back, hiding the other two in his pocket. The magician can tell the color of the wand … Read more
Performer displays four rods with different numbers on all sides. Spectator is invited to toss the rods and assemble them, and total the numbers on a Calculator. The performer calls oot the total of the numbers even before the spectator has managed to enter a single number on the Calculator. This can be repeated as … Read more
This is a trick where the magician (or ‘Mentalist’) predicts something that will happen in the immediate future. Some colored chips or tokens are given to a spectator. A ‘Prediction’ is written and given to another spectator for safe keeping. The spectator is asked to stack the chips, in any order, following a simple process. … Read more
This special pack is the most popular trick deck ever created. Burling Hull in his Sealed Mysteries claims its invention and that he copyrighted it in 1909. The Svengali pack soon leaped into wide popularity and into the hands of street peddlers. Many hundreds of thousands of packs must have been sold, and are still … Read more
From the fertile mind of Ian Adair, prolific creator and author of some 240+ magic books, comes this gem of a “Just Chance” effect, suitable for most audiences, and all performing conditions. The performer shows a clear net bag, one the audience can easily see right through. In this “nest” are five different colored eggs, … Read more
This is an amazing demonstration of “mind over metal”, as made famous by Uri Geller. PKMB or “psycho kinetic metal bending” became a subject of scientific study after Geller’s amazing demonstrations in 1972, and in this effect the phenomenon is demonstrated using a solid 1/4″ diameter iron nail, some 5″ long. The nail is cushioned … Read more