Making a solid object vanish has never failed to spark a sense of wonder in spectators' hearts. Magicians have worked on numerous ways of vanishing a card, but none of them is as visual and easy as this one. Introducing

Remove a deck of "Invisible Cards" from your pocket. Ask a spectator to remove the "Invisible Cards" from the box and shuffle them. Next, have him spread the "cards" face down on the table and remove any one. Have him "show"

The magician takes "two" decks from his pocket and sets them on the table--one deck is real and one deck is invisible. A spectator is asked by the magician to pick any card from the imaginary invisible deck giving them a completely free choice. The magi

The magician shows a blank, white sheet of paper and asks a spectator to sign their name on it. The spectator signs their name on the paper and then sets the sheet aside face up. A deck of cards is displayed and the spectator chooses a card. The magici

Let your audience tour the world with this new TRIPLE EFFECT PREDICTION! The performer displays a deck of cards (that he purchased overseas while performing). Although the deck appears to be normal, it holds a special place in the

In 1950s, David Berglas created the "Holy Grail" of card magic, known as "The Berglas Effect". The Berglas Effect: The performer shows a shuffled pack of cards, then a spectator is asked to think of ANY card in the deck. Next,

A freely selected card, picked from a small group of cards is placed face down on the table. A number is selected by another spectator. The magician counts down in the deck to that randomly selected number, and that card is shown

Cards are set on the card stand. Audience chooses one of the suits of the Jacks. (Let's say Hearts) When the magician spreads the cards, only Jack of Hearts is facing the audience. Also the back color of the Jack of Hearts is different

A selected & signed card jumps from the deck and appears from inside a box 1/4 its size. 2 x 1 1/2 x 2 3/4 Finished wood box featuring brass hardware. EASY and FUN to do

A normal deck of cards is openly displayed to a spectator who then freely chooses a card. The performer introduces a normal table knife and a paper napkin. The spectator cuts his card into the deck and hands them to the performer. The napkin is wrapped