1 review for Jumbo Card Vanish (1 of 8) by Bob Kline
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Andy Martin –
Bob Kline crafted only eight of these exquisite frames. Initially, when I received it, I had a suspicion that it might be the work of Eddy Taytelbaum, given its exceptional craftsmanship. However, upon examining Dr. Albo’s Volume 10 photos, it became clear that they were distinct. To confirm, I reached out to Gene Gonzalez, a renowned Taytelbaum expert, who promptly confirmed that it was not created by Eddy.
To delve deeper, I consulted Bill King’s comprehensive book on Bob Kline and discovered a clear photo and description of the frame. What made it a bit challenging to identify was that Bob referred to it not as a Slat Frame but as a Slot Frame.
What’s particularly appealing about this frame, akin to the Taytelbaum versions, is that the frame itself opens up, allowing for a cleaner display. I’ve leveraged this feature to great advantage in my routine. Most of the frames I’ve encountered, such as the Joe Berg and Owen’s ones, are fixed without an opening, unlike this one.
When selecting a routine for this frame, I aimed for simplicity and cleanliness. Working with Jumbo cards requires caution since even basic moves can be challenging or raise suspicion due to their size. After devising my routine, I tested it on my wife, who is a discerning critic, and she not only liked it but also didn’t question any of my actions.
The routine is remarkably straightforward, requires no setup, and is always ready to go. I’m delighted with the positive response from my wife. So when you watch the Speed Demo, rest assured that it has received the coveted “wife approval.”