What we all seek in the close-up arena are closers. Logically, you can only close your show with one trick, but we hope you've come to the same conclusion that we have: our time with audiences is short, and every trick you do must

The four Aces collect the spectators signed cards from anywhere in the deck. From the creator of Club Sandwich comes a very devious collectors routine. Remove the four Aces from any deck and place them on a glass or a table. Any three cards are selecte

Color Changing Playing Cards from the Big Guy. Super-fast action! The card changes INSTANTLY with just the wave of the hand! Each card is hand made with care here in the USA and checked for quality workmanship. Great visual magic!

An Eric Lewis effect from "The Crowning Miracles". You show a serving tray with a deck of cards on it. Two spectators each select a card and replace them into the deck. The cards are now face down on your tray. You place a blindfold over your eyes and

A freely chosen card is signed by a spectator and returned back to the deck. Then the magician shows a black bag that is handed to the spectator to hold. The chosen card vanishes from the deck. Then the spectator opens the bag and finds a closed music

From Al Bach’s Magic Now...A close-up workers dream! Shrink spectator’s card effortlessly table to table with this gimmick.

A spectator is asked to think of any card of the 52 in a deck. No force--any of the 52 cards can be selected. The performer hands him eight specially printed computer cards, which have some random card pips printed on them.

This romantic card trick stems from the brilliant mind of creator Mathieu Bich. When you shine light behind a photo of the night sky, the twinkling stars in the photo magically form themselves to spell out a selected card! The

This is a hot effect! Only Mark Mason could have thought of this one! You shuffle the deck and have a card selected and signed. Both sides of the signed card are freely shown on both sides. Performers both hands are absolutely empty. You proceed to t

The magician relates a story about how his Grandfather, a retired riverboat gambler, would always beat him at cards. He goes on to explain that he finally found out the old man was able to win by using a unique marking system for the cards. Removing a r