Two jokers both with a hole through the centre of them are passed out for examination. They are then placed to one side. A card is selected, signed and placed in between two jokers with holes in them. The selected card can be clearly seen through the holes. A snap of the fingers and the signed card vanishes. It reappears in face up in the centre of the deck. ... read more

Imagine you have any card freely selected and signed then lost back into the pack. Now imagine that you pick up the card case and remove the two Jokers from inside. But, there is a third card IN BETWEEN the two Jokers - THE SIGNED SELECTION! Imagine it was easy to do, completely practical and received STUNNING REACTIONS! Imagine no more. This is David ... read more

A great new effect from the creative and slightly strange mind of Liam Montier! This is easier than a jigsaw with all the bits glued together! Imagine offering your spectator the chance to select themselves a 'lucky card', which they do - say it is the Five Of Diamonds. You comment that while that is not a bad card, you have a REALLY good one that you keep ... read more

Search and Destroy by Aaron Fisher is Real Magic in the spectator's hands. As magicians, we project an air of mysterious, hidden ability. Our audiences are envious of this power, and their secret is that they wish they could do what we do. Search and Destroy gives them that opportunity - in a fun, entertaining, and completely self-working way. And yet without offering them a single clue as to how it's all done! read more

The Shark by Christopher Ballinger lurks just below the surface of any deck ... waiting to strike. A card completely changes while trapped between two other cards. The change is visual, instant, angle-proof, and happens in plain sight. The card can is instantly examinable and can even be signed ... read more

Two Jokers with holes in the center are shown and placed in full view on the table surface. Next, a spectator freely selects a card and signs his or her initials on its back. The card is then openly placed in the middle of the pack and shuffled thoroughly. The magician is making an attempt to find the spectator's card by searching through the faces. ... read more

Two Jokers with holes in the center are shown and placed in full view on the table surface. Next, a spectator freely selects a card and signs his or her initials on its back. The card is then openly placed in the middle of the pack and shuffled thoroughly. The magician is making an attempt to find the spectator's card by searching through the faces. ... read more

After a decade in development, Gordon Bean is finally ready for the general release of Entourage, his most eagerly awaited effect ever. For the past year, visitors - and some notable performers - at the Magic Castle in Los Angeles have served as test audiences, and all have reacted with the sort of enthusiasm reserved for only the very strongest walk-around ... read more

A spectator selects a card, commits it to memory and returns it to the pack. From this point on the magician never even touches the deck-the spectator gives them a shuffle and places the deck back into the case. The magician then displays two playing cards which each have a large hole through their center, explaining that when you place the cards together ... read more

This exciting two - phased routine is a collaboration between Peter Nardi, Mozique and the amazing Rob Bromley. This is the best selling Entrapment Gold taken to a new level! Phase - One Two picture cards are shown and placed face up on the table. A card is freely chosen from a face - up deck, signed and placed between the two kings. With a snap of the ... read more

The magician has a card selected and signed. He then places the signed card into the center of the deck. He picks up two blank playing cards of a different color to the color of the deck, and places one blank on top and the other on the bottom of the deck. He gives the deck a quick jerk allowing all of the playing cards in the deck to jump out from between ... read more

A card is put between two picture cards. Suddenly, it completely vanishes, without any strange moves or covers, leaving just the two original picture cards. Afterwards, you make the card appear in amazing places. read more

The magician starts by placing the two red Aces off to the side. Two spectators then each select a card and replace them back in the deck. The magician inserts the Aces face - up into the pack, then immediately spreads the deck to reveal two cards between the face - up Aces! The spectators themselves remove these 'sandwiched' cards and they are.. . the two ... read more

Simple, easy and powerful, with Symnergy you can vanish or appear a coin or card at anytime between your other effects. The magician displays the spectator's selected card and places it face - down onto the table. Without any funny moves, he then takes two indifferent cards and lays them on the table face - down, overlapping each other. Each card is cleanly ... read more

Full52 is pleased to announce the release of 'Trap - ease! ' The brand new, ultra visual, highly impossible yet super easy sandwich effect! Effect A pair of cards is removed from the deck, let's say the Jokers for example. A card is freely selected and signed across the face before being lost back into the deck. The two Jokers are shown front and back, ... read more

Three cards are displayed, (say an Ace between two Black 5's). First the Ace turns face down. Next a 5 is sandwiched face up between the two other cards and changes into the Ace. One card is tabled, as the magician says he is cheating and using an extra card. When asked for the color of the 5's the spectator replies, red. But the 5's are now black with a ... read more

Three cards with blue dots and three cards with red dots are freely shown. One blue card is placed between two reds and one red dot card is placed between two blues. With no trick moves the red cards are back together and teh blue cards are back together. The trick is repeated with four cards and then only with two cards. Each time, the spectator's are ... read more