Two packs of face down cards are shown to be 4 Red Backed and 4 Blue Backed, all face down. The magician tells the helper that the cards are all Jacks and the spectator can name any two of the four suits, Hearts, Clubs, Spades

This mystery was created by Ken Ring and is marketed exclusively by Daryl. This mathematical principle is so amazing...I don't even know how it works myself! A packet of cards is given to any spectator. The spectator merely thinks of anyone's name and

With David Copperfield having been recently named "King of Magic", this trick is topical! Performer displays an envelope, with the Four Kings. A spectator freely names any three of the Kings, which are pulled out of the

Visual magic at its best! David Solomon’s Knaves Gone Wild starts off like many other assembly tricks. That’s where the similarities end. Each Jack vanishes from its respective packet in a visual, impossible way. Spectators

Four cards (a red King and Queen and a black King and Queen) are displayed, riveted together in a fan, alternating red, black, red, black. The performer pivots two of the cards around, and now they are seen to have re-arranged, with

This is a nice little effect using Ed Marlo’s “Olram Subtlety”. The cards are custom printed on standard Bicycle cards with custom backs. It is a real charmer and will become a standard in your repertoire. This effect

The easiest and most magical Aces assembly you can perform. In just 10 minutes, be ready to perform this classic card magic effect with 4 signed Aces. Have a spectator sign the 4 Aces from a blue deck. Nine cards are removed from a red

In effect, the performer shows four Aces. The Ace of Spades—the master Ace—is openly turned face down. Now, one by one, after the packet is “twisted,” the other three Aces turn face down.

Caterpillars transform into beautiful butterflies right in the spectator's hands! A beautiful and stunning close-up effect! You present your great-grandfather's vintage collectible cards - the remains of his childhood

Any one of the four suits is freely named by a spectator (no magician's choice, force, leading, or linguistic deception of any kind). Upon removing four cards from a wallet the card which matches the spectator's chosen suit