Spectator places any personal object in the box and closes the lid. Instantly, the performer can name the object inside. You can also describe the object as to color, texture, and position--everything necessary to positively identify the borrowed object

The performer displays a metal tube with cap and six identical sized, but different colored rods. The performer turns around, asks a spectator to place any rod in the tube, cap it, and hand it to him behind his back.

A standard pack of ESP cards is displayed to the audience, and one of each symbol is removed: circle, star, wavy lines, square and cross. The performer sticks a small white sticker to the back of each one (the spectator can check

A quick, simple and direct prediction using a handful of coins. Three coins are placed on the table or in a spectators hand and a prediction coin is placed in your fist. A spectator freely selects any of the three coins. When you open your fist the pred

New Vernet The Zodiac gimmick is a great tool that you easily carry along. Stun your audience with a complete mental act with this little book that fits perfectly in your pocket. Divine instantly the sign, day, and month of

Magician shows a chart having 12 pictures of the Zodiac. He requests the spectator to think of a zodiac sign or select his own. Magician then hands over 4 cards having different zodiac signs. He asks the spectator to check them and