A fantastic effect that can be performed at any time with a borrowed deck. It's a perfect piece to have in your arsenal. You can present this to one person or to an entire group. A packet of cards is shuffled, and a card is

In 1949 magician Paul Curry proposed an effect with playing cards that seemed impossible. Despite the best efforts of the top minds of his day, the effect became known as The Curry Unsolved Card Problem. For almost 60

Part of the Ron Bauer Private Study series, this super-high quality manuscript contains good, solid magic, expertly routined and written. The magic is logical, clear and most of all, entertaining. The manuscript is supplied complete with performance pro

One of the Harris one-trick booklets. Remove a borrowed deck of cards from the card case. Place the deck on top of the card case, and slowly and visibly, the cards penetrate the card case and wind up inside! No gaffs, gimmicks, palming, lapping, etc.

This book contains the late Patrick Page's handling and routine for the classic Cards to Pocket. Patrick's take on the effect is extremely direct and fooling. Plays from close-up, walk-around to stage. This is a very hard-to-find

A trick where the spectator arrives at the card he selected earlier simply by dealing out the cards and stopping at any point he desires. Unlike many versions of this effect, The Marlo Perfect Stop Trick does not depend upon psychology for a successful o

Mago Migue's rendition of the Paul Curry classic takes it into new territory. Four spectators shuffle a deck of cards and without looking at the faces try to guess which are the black cards and which are the red. It sounds

George Blake's Perfected Five Card Trick is a KILLER! Blake teaches multiple variations of the Resduk Enigma. The effect is simple and deceiving. The spectator takes a deck of his own cards and chooses five (no force). The cards

The Legend of Poker Sam--This is the story of the very last hand. Played by the gambler no one could stand. Everyone called him Poker Sam. His winnings were legend, his arrogance the same. Poker Sam always played a

Imagine a spectator thinking of any playing card he wants. Then two packs of cards are dealt face up simultaneously. Spectator discovers that his thought of card is in the exact same position in both decks!