Rising Cards by Val Evans
Rising Cards by Val Evans
Rising Cards by Val Evans
Rising Cards by Val Evans
Rising Cards by Val Evans
Rising Cards by Val Evans
Rising Cards by Val Evans
Rising Cards by Val Evans
Rising Cards by Val Evans
Rising Cards by Val Evans
Rising Cards by Val Evans
Rising Cards by Val Evans
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Rising Cards by Val Evans
Rising Cards by Val Evans
Rising Cards by Val Evans
Rising Cards by Val Evans
Rising Cards by Val Evans
Rising Cards by Val Evans
Rising Cards by Val Evans
Rising Cards by Val Evans
Rising Cards by Val Evans
Rising Cards by Val Evans
Rising Cards by Val Evans
Rising Cards by Val Evans
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(1 customer review)

Rising Cards by Val Evans

(c. 1938)

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1 review for Rising Cards by Val Evans

  1. Andy Martin –

    This amazing prop was created by Val Evans and this is why I love tracking down these old props 🙂

    What a clever, clever item that really defies explanation.  Look at these test conditions:

    • The tray has huge slats in it so you can see through the whole trick.
    • You can cleanly show the tray on both sides.
    • Then you take a normal hanky (which can be borrowed if desired) and cover the slats.
    • Then you hand the deck of cards to the spectators and have 3 cards chosen.
    • The cards are normal and they can choose any cards (no forcing).
    • The houlette can be examined to.
    • The cards are inserted into the houlette and slotted into the tray over the hanky.
    • Everything is self-contained with nothing added or taken away.

    There is no way these cards are going to rise.  But rise they do 🙂

    I love this clever prop and you’ll never find the same joy in any of the modern electronic items available today.  This is how real magic should look.  A very clever method that magicians will love and a very perplexing effect that the audience will love 🙂

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