First introduced in 1922, the Flap Card has become a staple in the routines of magicians worldwide to produce all sorts of stunning effects. However, limitations of design can hinder these performances. There has always been one

Weston's Ways with Cards contains 37 solid, worker close-up card effects as well as 12 moves, controls, and sleights. 11" x 9" hardbound book.

A picture of a printed clock is shown in a rectangular frame showing an hour (say, 3:00). A spectator freely names any hour (say, 10:00). The performer passes the frame through a transparent cover and now the clock is seen to match the

From the clever mind of Julio Montoro and João Miranda comes a visual and original card restoration like no other. In this effect a card is chosen and clearly ripped in half, without any cover or hiding anything palmed. Each half

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

A STAGE ILLUSION NOW A CLOSE-UP ILLUSION! Eric Bedard created his original SuspenZ 25 years ago. During that time, he shared it with a very small handful of professional magicians who have been performing it in their act.