You remove a deck of cards from a box. The box is placed in your left hand. A card is removed from the deck and shown to the spectator. The card is then placed back inside the card case and the flap is closed. The card case is slid into the thin box a

The magician takes out a box from his pocket, which holds a deck of cards. The box has a window on top and an opening at one end. The card case is clearly visible through the window and opening of the box. The performer

A blue deck of cards magically changes to yellow! The yellow deck finally changes to green right in front of the spectator’s eyes! This is the most cleverly gaffed deck to come out in a long time.

All the way from France, Vision Deck will allow you to perform real miracles that your spectators won't forget! The deck is shuffled and then spread face up to show that all the cards are different. Then the spectator thinks of a card without

All the way from France, Vision Deck will allow you to perform real miracles that your spectators won't forget! The deck is shuffled and then spread face up to show that all the cards are different. Then the spectator thinks of a

The performer shows a normal deck of playing cards. He places the deck on top of an empty glass. He then borrows a coin, makes someone sign their name on it. With empty hands, he just slips the top of the deck and the coi

Allows you to read the suit and number of each card from the back, markings so subtle that no one will be able to detect the secret. Complete with instructions, easy to do.

A great gag deck made of iron cards that seem to weigh a "ton" (actually 620 grams--almost a pound and a half!) - a deck of cards that will knock 'em dead! Switch this in for a regular deck you have just performed with, and

With Xerox deck you can show the most visual and amazing multiple transformation of an entire deck of cards. Imagine: You show a regular red back deck with indifferent cards on the faces. You only hav

The performer hands half a deck of cards to a spectator and keeps the other half for himself. He turns his back to the spectator, and asks him to freely pick any card among the cards that he has been given, remember it, and