The magician shows the audience his prediction-a card sealed in an envelope sitting loosely inside of his wallet. The envelope is placed on the table and the spectator is handed a deck of cards. The magician asks her to mentally spell the name of a clos

8 Cards are removed from a Bicycle Deck of playing cards. They are handed to a spectator who merely thinks of one of them and places them between their palms for safe keeping. The card's identity is not written down, not whispered to

Imagine that the little card printed on the back of the deck box is the spectators! This effect simply put is perfectly described by the title. You allow the spectator to select a card and then you have them sign it. Then you place the

We are proud to present the Jason Rea F1 No Palm/Palm Card To Wallet. The F1 Wallet opens up a multitude of new possibilities. Imagine getting a signed card in to a wallet that has been held by your spectator. The load is so fast &

JB Magic has produced a classic mechanical kicker. The classic betting Three Card Monte but now with a killer of an ending! Freely show three cards--two Jokers and a Queen. Yes, backs and fronts of both! You explain the game--just Follow the Queen. A

An incredible card routine by Aldo Colombini in three phases: Heavy Traffic - you place a prediction face down between two face-down Jacks. The prediction disappears. You try again placing the prediction face up between the

It's rare to come upon a trick that is COMPLETE. With "FACT" you receive a completely worked-through routine: a compelling presentation, a diabolical magic trick, and a deck of cards that does ALL the work for you. What's not to love?

This is a replacement card set for J.C. Wagner's wonderful card routine--Factory Misprints. We supply ONLY the cards…instructions are not included. The entire routine may be found in Michael Ammar's DVD: Easy to Master Card Miracles Vol. 4.

A pack of cards is covered with a handkerchief. A spectator is invited to take hold of the cards through the cloth and cut the deck in half (and it is a completely fair cut!) The spectator takes a quick peek at whichever card she cut to and is given the

Fade Out by Sultan Orazaly Magic is a treasure worth finding. But in order to find something, it must first be lost. And we believe to have found what we're looking for. From the brilliant mind of our friend in Kazakishtan, Sult