This version of 'Assembly' allows you to do one of the legendary classics of card magic now in a parlor or stage situation and amaze an audience from 30 to 300 spectators! Ultra visual--No fancy moves--No double faces cards--No

It starts out easy enough...the magician displays a single 3 of Diamonds and plays a game of "one-card monte" with the spectator. Just to make things a little tougher, another card, the Ace of Clubs, is added which acts

Finally released on DVD! This will be one of your favorite tricks to perform! In The Hands Wildcard Effect that makes sense to real-world audiences. Garrett Thomas' Stand Up Monte includes eight or more transpositions or

Now in Jumbo sized cards! Great for parlor or stage. Four Bicycle cards are shown as part of a straight flush (Ten, Jack, Queen and King of Diamonds) with the fifth card being a Joker completing the straight as a Wild Card. The cards

Magician shows an Ace and 3 Blank Face Jumbo Cards (4.4” x 6.6”). A blank is removed and put face down on the table. The Ace is placed between the other 2 blank cards. Magically all 3 cards in the Magician’s

A card is selected from a deck. The card is put in a very attractive wooden box. The box is tilted to the left and the card slides to the left compartment. The RIGHT door is opened and the card is GONE. The LEFT door is opened

New from Catanzarito Magic comes the hit comedy stage routine, Superstar. You have a card chosen (free selection) and shuffled back into the deck. You choose a random volunteer to join you on stage. Give the cards to your

The magician ribbon spreads the shuffled deck out on the table, then lifts the entire spread between his hands which remains intact and even allows a card to be chosen!

Performer displays 2 packets of Jumbo cards, one with all red cards, and one with all black ones. An Ace of each color is selected and switched across, so the red ace is over the packet of black cards, and the black

A spectator selects a card, tears it into four pieces, keeps one piece and drops the remaining pieces into an envelope (which may be burned). The spectator then binds two plates of Plexiglass together with rubber bands. The plates are set in a decorated