As the magician riffles the cards, a picture of a fairy starts to move on the back. The fairy divines a card that was freely named by the spectator. Dan Harlan, the creator of this trick, is a remarkable magician who has released

Show your spectator a deck of playing cards with different backs, each with a flag from around the world. Ask your spectator to think of any card, remove it from the deck, and remember the flag on

A spectator selects a card from a pack, notes it and returns it to the pack. Performer shuffles the pack, and mixes it up, some cards face up, and some cards face down, in an effort to totally lose the selected card. Cards are then Ribbon

This routine combines two classic card magic routines and makes them obtainable to the beginner by eliminating difficult sleight of hand. "Back Off" is a blend of the "All Backs Routine" and "Triumph." Although totally

You heard it right…this Bicycle blue back poker size Stripper Deck is FACTORY PRODUCED by the United States Playing Card Co. Round cornered and trimmed to exacting specifications, it is a factory sealed Stripper

Big Reaction is Andy Nyman's take on a Roy Johnson effect. Andy purchased the rights from Roy and now he brings this commercial fun routine to you. Andy has performed his killer version of this trick literally thousands of times

You can be magical and astrological with this ingenious effect! Offer an audience member a brief astrological reading, showing that a deck of cards can be used as a calendar. Four suits--four seasons; thirteen cards in each suit--thirteen phases of the

Blur the Spectator's Vision and Limit his Focus on the Cards you want him to see! Rubiales' idea makes this deck very versatile to use, great for Close-Up as well as for Stage. The method is so ingenious; you won't believe it! As alwa

A deck of colorful flower-backed cards is displayed, every back being different. Magician puts two cards aside on the table. Two other cards are selected and turned face-up...they are the twins to the originally selected

An incredible coincidence effect performed under impossible conditions. You divide a deck in two and bind each portion so that it becomes a book of cards. The spectator chooses a card from one book. Dealing through the books