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 too – this will …
5 out of 5 For more details on Willi Wessel’s unique Alan Warner collection click here. The method for this prediction is quite straight forward and not as clever as one of my favorite prediction effects from Alan called Checkmate, but the props themselves are bright, colorful and interesting and more than make up for …
One of my favorite Alan Warner effects is Mini Mental and I still think it is one of the cleanest and cleverest pieces of mentalism that Alan (or anyone else) has produced. In 2016 Magic Wagon released their Elite Premonition which took Alan’s idea and made it easier to perform. The great German craftsman Will …
David Regal’s Color Changing Knives are a custom-made four knife set that really deliver 🙂 I’ve owned dozens of sets of knives but I must say how very impressed I am with these new knives from David Regal. Not only are they a perfect size at 3″, they are a good weight and have a …
This is a clever well made little gambling device. There is a simple code to learn (just 6 words) and you can nearly always win or loose. The log is not weighted or employing any other gimmicks, it is all in plain sight and once you know the code you can pretty much win or …
5 out of 5 The Lubor Die were invented by Lubor Fiedler c. 1966 and performed at FISM c. 1970. It was soon pirated by many manufacturers but was made under license by Supreme Magic Company. Popularly known as Gozinta Boxes c. 1971. This version was built by Chris Wasshuber also with permission of Lubor …
According to Betty Davenport and Stevens Magic this effect was invented by Al Glennan c. 2001 and sold exclusively by Davenport’s until 2019 when the USA rights were granted by Betty Davenport to Stevens Magic to produce their own version. However, what appears to be the exact same effect and method was featured in Supreme …
The first version of this effect was released by Floyd Thayer as Coin Go c. 1926. However, as far as I can ascertain, that version was permanently attached to a palming coin rather than the gimmick provided here, which can be added and removed in an instant and works with many coins. This version is …
If you love dice effects – and who doesn’t – you will love Steve Drury’s new book 🙂 It is a wonderful treasure trove of ideas, history and effects and at 582 pages it is huge! It is very detailed and thorough and is jam packed with useful information with almost everything to do with …
_EF Ten years after Approaching Magic, his top-selling book was released, now comes Interpreting Magic by David Regal. Over 60 routines for close-up, parlor & stage. Over 500 pages. Over 1,000 photographs. 30+ conversations with artists, inventors, and contributors to the magic craft. Introduction by Michael Carbonaro. “Here’s the bottom line. If this book only …
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