This fooled me badly. I will use this deck switch!--Christian Engblom. From shuffled to stacked in seconds - this deck-switching device is so simple in concept and execution that you can tell your audience

This is a wonderful variation on Paul Curry's classic "Out of This World." With nearly no assistance from the magician, the spectator performs the impossible: Separating the black and red cards from each other--without looking at the faces of each card.

A multi-phase color changing deck and box routine. The magician removes a blue deck from a blue box. A spectator chooses any card from the blue deck. The freely chosen card is shown to be the only red-backed card

Performer is seen holding an ordinary face down deck of cards. With an empty hand, the performer covers the deck. After a few seconds, the performer removes his empty hand from the deck. The deck has shrunk to half its size! This

The magician shows a deck of cards, and has one selected by a spectator. The card is put back in the deck and the deck is shuffled. Now the magician fans the deck in front of a second spectator, asking him to concentrate and to

Color changes have stood the test of time as one of the most mysterious moments you can give to your audience with a deck of cards. Whether it's a slow change that melts their brain, or a quick eye-catcher, every card magician has a

The magician will demonstrate the impossible; that is, that two solid objects can occupy the same space at the same time! He takes out two cases that have been pushed together. He draws a red-backed card from the red

Perform any Ambitious Card routine with a killer climax! A signed card put in the center of the deck jumps to the top of the deck. Explain "You don't do magic with a real deck". Have the spectator hold this deck it is

Every once in a while a new gaffed deck comes along that makes everyone sit up and pay attention. The CVF Deck is one of those decks. A totally self-working, incredible deck that allows you to easily perform a genuinely eye-popping miracle.

A regular deck of cards is shown, all the faces have a white sticker on them. Any card is named, no forcing and this card is removed from the deck and signed on the sticker. This done, you explain that before you started you also signed a card, on the b