A rubber band is placed around a deck and a folded prediction is shown. Two helpers each choose a card from the deck. The prediction is opened and shown to have matched both cards!

The magician asks the spectator to name any card. A deck of cards is removed from the box and there is one card face up in the deck--it is the spectators freely named card! As a climax, the magician proves he knew the card to be selected in advance by s

You ask a spectator to name any card in the deck. She tells you which card she has chosen. You remove a deck of cards from its box and fan the cards. There is one card face up in the deck -it is the spectator's freely named card! Now, for the

Keith Porter's Camouflage is a color changing deck routine like no other. This multi-phase effect has some seriously visual eye-popping changes. Four blue backed cards are displayed each baring a colorful Chameleon on the face.

This is quite possibly the most charming card trick ever invented! A spectator names any card (no force). You then reveal that the entire deck has little stick-figure magicians drawn on it. Then, to the general delight of all onlookers, the end of the

The sequel to the world's greatest card trick. It’s a blast! The spectator is asked to think of any card (no force). The deck is shown to have a stick figure magician on the back, standing in a circus tent, next to a cannon. Instead of pulling the car

Spectator freely selects a card. The cards are then riffled. The full figured Magician comes to life as he takes off his hat, places it on the table, performs some magic with his wand, and pulls out one card--The Chosen

Spectator freely selects a card. The cards are then riffled. The Magician comes to life as he takes off his hat, places it on the table, performs some magic with his wand, and pulls out one card. The Chosen Card! A bonus

An amazing new illusion by the cunning mind of Peter Eggink. Just a very few magicians took a crunch on the "deck through case" plot in magic history. Peter Eggink's take on this delivers a very compelling illusion that looks like real

So much magic happens with this great new trick deck. The Performer always cuts to the Ace when cutting for high card against the spectator. Then the Las Vegas hotel cards are turned over and the Performer's name is now