This is the final perfect version of this product. It can accomplish many mental or supernatural magic tricks. Introduce an absolutely regular looking pen. Write down a note or a prediction or whatever. Place the

A mental miracle suitable for stage, close-up, and even the phone or internet! The magician asks a spectator to think of an object from a printed list. The selection process is extremely fair. Yet, even before the spectator makes her selection, the mag

The Mentalist Dream Pen is a signaling device and a perfect utility prop to be used with an off stage assistant to remotely cue the performer of the chosen object or selection.

The "Mentalist Light Bulb - Jumbo" is made to look like a energy efficient jumbo sized light bulb. The bulb can be made to illuminate using a PK Ring or other PK props.

The O'Connell Mentalist Pad is a pocket note case for the "Any number effect." The best you can get. The quality and the design of the Mentalist pad will allow it to be freely handled and written on by your helpers. The clever

This is a fantastic Prediction or divination deck. It can be used for several types of effects like a drawing divination or as a straight symbol matching effect. Effect 1: The helper takes a card and notes the image on the card and is told to

Effect: Phase one--The magician asks the spectator to thoroughly mix some flash cards and put them face down on the table. Next the spectator is asked to cut the deck of flash cards at any spot he likes. The magician

**Walk-Around Mentalism For The New Millennium!** Three spectators choose an identity, a piece of computer hardware and the recipient of an e-mail message all while the magician's back is turned. Next, with no sleights and no

Pull out an object from the drawing/flyer like a real wizard! An effect based on 3D Advertising by Henry Evans. In 2017, Julio Montoro was assigned a mission to create an opener magic effect for Ms Dania Diaz's America's Got Talent

The performer brings out a small object concealed in his hand. This is given to a participant to hold in his or her left hand, without the person viewing it. The performer comments, "Although you can't see it, you can feel