Card Castles from Bag

What a great trick, show your audience an empty bag decorated with playing cards all over it. Tell them, that although it looks empty, it really is a magic bag. Reach inside and produce a beautiful card castle. As your audience is amazed, pull out another card castle, tell them to hold on to their seats as you pull out yet another card castle from the empty bag. Each Card Castle (rough dimensions): 11 1/2" Tall1 1/2" Wide 7 1/2" Base 1 1/2" Card Dimensions: 1 1/2" playing cards.

Hollow Trick by Menny Lindenfeld

Phase One: The magician punches a hole through a freely chosen and signed card. He covers the hole with his fingertips and mysteriously slides it to a different location on the card! The hole is unquestionably real and the spectator's can see right through it. Phase Two: At his command, this time without covering it, the hole visibly jumps to a third location on the card! Phase Three: The magician then takes another card, slides it over the chosen card, and the hole visibly jumps from the chosen card to the second card! Both cards can then be given to the spectator for complete examination.

Elusive Joker

Three cards are shown. The center card is a Joker. The backs all match. Then the Joker disappears and another card takes its place!

Rising Card Deck

This self-working card trick is a classic. Have one of your audience members select a card, you place it back into the deck and watch the chosen card magically rise up from the deck. It can be repeated with a new card. Bicycle brand version.

Penetration Card Frame

Two cards are placed on either side of this plastic frame. A pencil penetrates both cards and the frame remains unharmed.

Aces In Their Faces by Bob Kohler

David Copperfield, Ricky Jay and countless other professionals have been making the Ace Assembly one of the highlights of their close-up and stand-up shows for many years and now you, too can perform this classic immediately-without years of practice. A deck of cards is shown to be all face-down. You make a magical gesture and show the Ace of Spades now face-up on top of the deck! The deck is cut, squared-up and magically, the remaining three aces also turn face-up! The deck is then separated at the aces into four piles. Without any funny moves whatsoever, the four aces magically migrate, jumping into one packet!

Blizzard by Dean Dill

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 immediately examined.

UFO Whirling Card

Send a card spinning around your body and then have it return to your hand, and as a bonus levitate objects like dollar bills, ball point pens, etc.Astound any spectator with this amazing trick.

Card in the Pen Trick

You show a spectator a pen with a top hat inside. After choosing a card, the spectator is amazed to see a replica of their card drop out of the top hat.

Wild Monte by Boris Wild

An ultra-commercial Three Card Monte in which the back of the money card changes color throughout the routine, much to the audience's despair! The procedure seems incredibly clean and above-board. There are no fast or funny moves to confuse the spectators. Yet no matter where the spectators look - even when the money card has a back of a different color than the other two - they can't seem to keep track of it!

Cartoon Caper by Perry Maynard

The magician reaches into a pocket and pulls out a small leatherette wallet. Inside the wallet are three Looney Tune Playing Cards. The magician takes out the three playing cards, closes the wallet and places it aside. The magician then proceeds to show the three cards to the spectators noting, two of the cards are identical and the remaining card is different. The magician instructs one of the spectators to keep track of the odd card as he shuffles the three cards in from of him. Now the spectator is asked to point to the odd Looney Tune Card, and instantly the odd card vanishes from the packet and magically reappears back in the closed wallet.

Twisted Sisters by John Bannon

This diabolical and cunning effect from the ingenious mind of John Bannon is not only one of magic's all time best sellers: it's one heck of a crowd pleaser as well. Featuring an incredibly powerful effect and a method whose simplicity is stunning, Twisted Sisters is a show stopper in every sense of term. And, believe it or not, Twisted Sisters requires absolutely NO sleight-of-hand to successfully perform!

Wild Card

A classic of close-up magic! You show eight cards, all of which are the same value. One other card, the Wild Card, is of a different value. With a minimum of sleight of hand, the eight cards change in value to match the value of the Wild Card! A Wild trick with a wild finish!

Card Box with Book Combo

Fully illustrated book of twenty-five tricks with a magnetic card, box included.

Invisible Quarters

Invisible quarters magically appear on top of the deck of cards covered by a clear drinking glass.

Floating Match

A match and playing card are shown. The match is placed on top of the card and with a wave of the hand the match begins to float above the card. Higher and higher the match will float! Next you take another card and place it between the match and the card to show there is absolutely nothing holding the match up - it is truly floating! Next you say the magic words and the match slowly floats back down onto the playing card. This effect may soon become the most popular close-up trick ever!