I’ve always liked Masuda’s Frozen in Time, but this latest update using ideas from Swedish Mentalist Lars-Peter Loeld really turns this is to a real miracle because the frame can be fully examined by the audience. It is easy to do and you’ll no doubt love this as so many others already do. _EF It …
5 out of 5 What a clever brass utility box this is and made so perfectly by Terry Roses. It comes in a beautiful inlaid oak carrying case too. Terry Roses does it all: he is a sleight of hand enthusiast, an avid collector of gambling equipment, locks, Houdiniana, a lecturer, a fantastic craftsman, and …
5 out of 5 This was Joe Lefler’s signature piece and it came in various colors and stains. This is the Red Oak version which looks amazing. Over the years Joe improved and refined the routine and this comes with the rarely seen updated full routine which really shows how best to perform this amazing …
5 out of 5 Jack Hughes, the legendary British Inventor, Craftsman, and Dealer who invented many staples in magic that we take for granted today (including: TV Card Frame (1936), Attaboy (early 1930s), Clatter Box (1951) and many more. He also invented the first visible coins to glass c. 1937, way before Copenetro, even though …
5 out of 5 The Elusive Rabbits or Hippity-Hop Rabbits was invented by The Great Norman (Norman Hazeldene) c. 1947. These little beauties from Collectors’ Workshop are still the cutest Hip Hop variation I have seen. Designed by Les Smith of Owen’s Magic over thirty years ago, there still has been nothing created since quite …
Off the top of my head I can think of two effects ( Blizzard and White Bikes ) which turn the deck into blanks in a much more convincing way without the weaknesses of this deck. It just doesn’t do anything for me and is pretty fragile from a performance stand point. The method is …
5 out of 5 This is probably Jack Ruda’s finest hour. It is The Temple of Goo, a hand-crafted gem that quickly became a favorite among collectors. Jack created this in two sizes the first had just 3 choices and was know as The Temple of Goo Fong sold by Ron Allesi as a limited …
I really like this book test. The books are very well produced and look like great fun movie coffee table books. They have lots of cool movie facts and the method is hidden 100% in plain sight with nothing to find at all. You could spend a month reading over them and would still find …
Wow what a stunning set of Passe Passe bottles and these are in immaculate condition. When these were first released Richard Himber had multiple versions of Canada Dry effects, including: Canada Dry Vanish, a Shrinking Bottles effect, a Diminishing Bottles effect and, a Passe Passe Bottles effect, and they were often mixed and matched. This …
5 out of 5 This is Loyd’s wonderful mini illusion: The Jewel Chest of Ching See. I featured the Mike O’Dowd’s remake a few years ago and although I found the O’Dowd version quite serviceable there is no doubt this original looks better and works smoother. The Jewel Chest of Ching See itself is most …
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