_EF The highly-anticipated final installments in Magic Christian’s magnum opus for one of the greatest magicians in history Johann Nepomuk Hofzinser. This a must-own set for any serious student of magic and the history of magic. This spectacular, limited edition set features 2 massive cloth-bound books in a deluxe cloth bound slipcase (Volumes 3 and …
4 out of 5 Here is a rare beauty from the German master magic duo of Tony Lackner and Eckhard Boettcher c. 2000. The props are well made and look interesting and colorful and the method is easy to do. It comes with a great patter story filled with drama and intrigue which I have …
4 out of 5 The Coin Wand was first exposed in Hoffman’s Modern Magic as The Half-Crown (or Florin) Wand (pg. 203), it was first used in performance c. 1872. Stanyon’s advertised their version c. 1902, Roterberg advertised there version c. 1904, and Thayer were advertising theirs at least as early 1921 but probably earlier. …
5 out of 5 I’ve been a big fan of the Devano Rising Cards for years and until I saw Rob Bromley’s rising cards I was quite happy with my George Richbark produced Devanos. However Rob Bromley’s Rising Cards is as good if not better in some ways than even the classic Devano. The block …
4 out of 5 Even though I normally don’t like gimmicked versions of Paul Curry’s “Out of This World” this deck is technically not gimmicked (it is simply a deck with a half red backs and half black backs) I do like Stephen Tucker’s thinking. This is probably more to fool magicians than something you …
5 out of 5 The Cork Penetration was invented by Eddy Taytelbaum and there have been many versions over the years including these ones (though I’m missing the wonderful version released by the talented Frenchman François Danis). As is often the case Eddy’s version is still the gold standard but this is a very nice …
4 out of 5 Michael Baker is always working on something new or refining his existing line. He now has produced this wonderful item in three sizes: Regular, Giant, and now this one, Mini. A version was also created exclusively for Stevens Magic here. Vampire Block Escape is related to the popular Vampire …
5 out of 5 This effect was invented by Harlan Tarbell and built by Ireland Magic c. 1941. It was first described in book form in Vol. 4 of The Tarbell Course c. 1945. This adorable version follows Harlan’s description closely and is made perfectly by Michael Baker. The Ireland Magic version was made in …
4 out of 5 The third item in Thomas’ Egyptian Series is a clean prediction with colorful looking props. There are no funny moves and the spectator can turn over the card and open the prediction themselves. Reset is quick and this is always ready to go. The only downside is that it can not …
5 out of 5 The fourth item in Thomas’ Egyptian Series is a very perplexing penetration with exotic looking props. When I watched the video and received the item I could not figure out how this bad boy worked until I watched Thomas’ explanation video. The penetration is very clean and has a quick reset …
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