High Flying magic! A selected card is returned to the deck. The deck is placed into a wooden stand. With a wave of his hand and a snap of his fingers the magician causes a card to jump out of the holder into the air. The card is...the selected card!

The sensational F.I.S.M. award winning invention! You shuffle a deck of cards and put it into the case. The spectator simply names any card, there is no force whatsoever. Believe it or not, the selected card instantly rises out of the deck! You then r

This is the classic Arne Card Rise, only made in a jumbo Bicycle version. Ideal for stage, the Jumbo Arne Card Rise never fails to impress.

A major breakthrough of a classic effect that will go straight into your repertoire! Walk up to someone with two decks of cards. They choose one and deal through the cards to select any one they want.

Shuffle the cards and make spectator choose one card freely. The spectator looks at his card, then he puts it in the deck. At this point insert the stick in one hole and holding it by the end let the deck hang in the stick.

Performer displays a full deck of cards, showing that it has two holes going right through it. Spectator freely selects any card. The selected card is noted, replaced in the deck, and shuffled. A chop stick is passed through one of

If you have seen Bruno Copin's work, you will want this DVD. If you have not, you are in for a special treat. Bruno Copin is brilliant. His magic AMAZES! Three different presentations of a perfect rising card with a borrowed

The Ultimate Floating Card--"The Power Of Enlightenment" is not "the talent for acquiring wisdom"-as one might assume. Rather, it is the rarely seen ability to make any given object incrementally lighter-sometimes to the

The Situation: A BORROWED DECK! OUCH! The Challenge: Do something AMAZING ...magic boy! The Solution: Whip MoFo on them! A card is FREELY selected from this borrowed deck. The card is returned. (Signed if you want (the

Selected cards rise out of a jumbo deck. How's that for something unique? Despite the picture, the cards are NOT Bicycle. If you ever see a Ken Brooke Nemo Rising Cards on the used market, buy it instead.