From the mind of Peter Nardi comes Thoughtless a mind-boggling, two deck triple whammy! The spectator names a card from a red deck. This is removed and placed aside. He takes out a blue deck that has been in his pocket all along and counts through the cards face up - sure enough, there are only 51 and the named card is missing. The card named from the red ... read more

A regular deck of cards are shown, there are no extra cards, there are no repeating sequences etc. The deck is spread face down, a card is removed and placed to one side. The cards are dealt one at a time onto the table or into a spectators hand. They can stop on any card!! The card they stop on is placed with the other removed card. These two cards are ... read more

Election is a hands off miracle. A new, crushing enhancement to the 'You do as I do' routine or a shocking stand-alone effect with any deck. Two spectators are given two separate decks of cards. They both freely select cards and show the same card. This is all done in their hands with a normal deck that is completely examinable. Wait until you see the kicker ... read more

This new Armageddon Edition comes complete with all the information contained on the origianal DVD + some killer bonuses! For the first time Brian shares his pet handling for this Killer of mental card magic And as an added bonus and with kind permission Mark Elsdon has included his incredible follow up to Cataclysm call Devastation. From the creative ... read more

3 Knockout Routines. Reworked. Refined. Reloaded. Two years ago Vanishing Inc. introduced you to Caleb Wiles through his universally-acclaimed booklet, High Spots. Now Wiles is back with three of his most outstanding inventions. 26!: Quite simply, the strongest effect Caleb has ever devised. He closes his shows with this trick. As a bonus, Caleb ... read more

The performer offers to demonstrate how he became so dexterous as a magician by revealing an exercise called "Dead Cutting. " The purpose of the exercise is to practice cutting an exact number of cards clean off the top of the pack. The magician demonstrates by succeeding at cutting exactly 12 cards off the top. Then it's a spectators turn to give it a try ... read more

If it were any more direct, it would be real mindreading! You show a deck of cards completely, front and back. You also show the 'Lone Stranger'.. . a single card, with a different colored back from the deck. The cards are shuffled and openly spread on the table, allowing a spectator to select any card. When the spectator's card and the odd card are turned ... read more

A deck of cards is shown to be in no special order. The magician takes all the picture cards from it in a separate stack and starts showing them two by two. They never match, neither in value nor in color. When the magician wants, they all appear to be in matching couples (e. g. Jack of hearts and Jack of diamonds). The rest of the deck can be shuffled by a ... read more

Even playing cards have soul mates. The performer deals nine cards face down into three piles (three cards in each pile). The spectator is shown that each pile consists of three identical value cards of the same suit. The top card on each pile is turned over and placed in front of the pile they came from, one at a time, and at fingertips. The three face - ... read more

WHAT'S MINE IS MINE fools the pants off of magicians and laymen alike! It's a fun, ultra easy, quickie that you can carry with you all the time! Not to mention it's a steal at this low price! You display a small packet of cards and ask that someone touch the back of any card they would like, it is a free selection and they may change their mind as often as ... read more

Dean Dill's Blizzard has fooled most of the top minds in magic. The effect sounds too incredible to be true: A spectator freely names any card, and a deck which has been in full view is spread to reveal that every card is blank.. . except for the spectator's named card! No rough and smooth, no long and short, no double sided cards Everything may be ... read more

A fantastic coincidence effect using a pack of cards As seen on the best - selling DVD 'Educating Archer. ' An experiment is conducted to find the relationship between chance and choice. A deck of cards is fairly shown. After briefly shuffling the deck, half is given to a spectator, who again shuffles them and then begins to deal them into a small pile. ... read more

A freely selected card, picked from a small group of cards is placed face down on the table. A number is selected by another spectator. The magician counts down in the deck to that randomly selected number, and that card is shown to match the card selected by the first spectator. The kicker is revealed when the deck is spread face up on the table and all ... read more

3 Times The Effect 100 Times The Impact! You name a random card, spectator one picks a random number. Next you name a second random card and a second spectator picks a different number. Finally, YOU name a number and spectator three names ANY CARD he likes. Get this, you ALWAYS choose first ! We bet you can see where this is going and are already thinking ... read more

Trilogy Streamline has all the impact of the original but get this; the deck is in full view from the very beginning! 3 Times The Effect 100 Times The Impact You name a random card, spectator one picks a random number. Next you name a second random card and a second spectator picks a different number. Finally, YOU name a number and spectator three names ANY ... read more

3 Times The Effect 100 Times The Impact You name a random card, spectator one picks a random number. Next you name a second random card and a second spectator picks a different number. Finally, YOU name a number and spectator three names ANY CARD he likes. Get this, you ALWAYS choose first ! We bet you can see where this is going and are already thinking how ... read more

Without you even touching the deck a spectator thinks of any card and removes it from the deck and hides it in their pocket. You then take another deck and claim that you are going to try and choose the same card that the spectator has hidden in their pocket. You remove one card and the spectator removes the card from their pocket, however it is NOT the same ... read more