This is a multi-phase matrix type routine with gimmicked coins, cards and although it doesn’t require sleight of hand per se it does take some like to learn the sequences. But if you put the time in you’ll have a miracle on your hands 🙂 _EF A close up coin trick with top class apparatus. …
This effect was originally invented by Professor Nishan Andounian and sold and marketed c. 1929 by Joe Berg at Joe’s Princess Magic Shop in Chicago. The original name was called: Enchanted Card Slide and it has been made by many since then and is an amazing little device. Most of Eddy Taytelbaum’s line of …
The handling is so clean you’d fool your magic buddies with this one. Perfectly made. In excellent condition with the original German/English illustrated instructions. _EF A killer penetration of a die from a small wand running through a wooden tube with lid. A fooler with the same clever method used by Magic Wagon for their …
There is no doubt that Eddy Taytelbaum created the best version of this effect in both the standard size (2 1/4″ x 1″ x 1″) and jumbo size (3 1/2″ long box). What I am not 100% sure about is who invented the effect. According to Anverdi’s book (page 177) it says Anverdi first saw …
Another great item from Marvillo, this one comes with German instructions only and I would suggest a full translation. _EF From a quick perusal of the Google translation, it appears that a number of effects can be performed with the tube, solid metal rods and three dice (two black and one red) with holes through …
_EF This is the first of the great books on the works of John Ramsay by Andrew Galloway. Illustrated by Ralph O. Evans. The essentials of this book lie in its clever use of mis-direction. Many of John Ramsay’s routines are specifically designed to throw off the magician. The student will do well to learn …
This is essentially a micro version of Blue Phantom using chips. A chip with a black edge and white center is seen to rise sequentially up to the top. This rare item was created by German magician Erhard Liebenow, who specialized in magic involving chips and was awarded a first prize at the 1973 FISM …
_EF Though equally as convincing as the Magna Coin Box, the possibilities here are completely different. This is a thin walled, light-weight Okito type box that will stand minute examination, yet has a gimmick machined into it so undetectable that even we can’t spot it. Transpositions, penetrations, vanishes and productions are all possible with this …
This effect was first invented by James Lucier as The Cockeyed Skeleton In The Closet and described in Genii October 1949. The effect was also released c. 1949 through Sedghill Industries as The Scrambled Skeleton with credit also going to James Lucier. There have been many versions of all shapes and sizes ever since and …
_EF This book is a potpourri of great magic. There are a number of people who have contributed a few routines including in part one… Stuart Cramer, Harry Franke, Ace Gorham, Harry Lorayne, Paul Marcus, Ed Marlo, Leslie May, David Ray, Danny Tong and Joseph M. White. Part two contains effects by… North Bigbee, Stephen …
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