This is a very clever and strong "matching effect," with a double whammy climax. The performer displays 2 sets of 13 animal cards. There are duplicates of every animal in both piles. A spectator is asked to select any card in one pile,

Back again. And we've brought more great magic kicking and screaming with us. Here's just some of the magic you will find in this volume: Synchro-Nicety - A three-phase coincidence with cards by John Carey. Dwindle Swindle -

Vernet's Universal Pull is the only pull in existence with so many features. With this pull, you can make almost anything vanish! The size and shape of the pull make it very easy to naturally palm and the special design allows it to hold a large

It's not just for coins any more! The Universal Raven has the advantage of being compatible with just about any small object--silks, matches, bills, sponge balls--practically whatever you can imagine. A very versatile prop that can be used for changes,

Here is an interesting trick that can be used to teach people to, "Just Say No!" A little box containing a yellow pill is opened and the pill is removed. When the box is reopened a pink pill is seen and removed… but then the yellow pill returns.

The performer displays a picture of a vampire, a nail and a double card that represents a coffin. The vampire card is placed into the double card and is locked in place by the nail. Now at any time the vampire card

Gone with the greatest of ease! Vanish cigarettes, bills and other small objects from your apparently bare hands. The Vanisher does all the work for you. Requires no skill to operate.

A reputation-making magic trick! A small glass full of liquid is shown to the audience. They can inspect it thoroughly, if they so choose. Holding the glass in an outstretched hand that is otherwise empty, the magician then promptly vanishes the glass-

You introduce this pencil saying it is a “magic pencil”. Anything written with it can be made to magically change, or vanish. You claim you use it when you issue checks for very large sums! Ask a spectator to put his signature on a piece of paper with

The magician displays a beautiful silk handkerchief. He pushes the silk into his closed fist and when he opens his hand, the silk has completely vanished! The magician shows both hands empty. This is visual magic at its best. While it is very easy to