_EF A new reprinting makes available one of the rarest books ever written on magic. This book contains one of the earliest histories and explanations of the word “Hocus Pocus”. You will find the account on page 29. Quite possibly, this could be where the word originated 339 years ago. Through the benevolence of Etienne …
5 out of 5 The inventor of this effect was the German Paul Corduan (17. Februar 1894 – 4. Januar 1961). His stage name was “Doc Corten”. First sold by the German dealer Heinz Jacobi under the name “Corduan-Verwandlungswürfel” (translation: Corduan Change Dice). Thomas Pohle created his first version of this effect when working with …
(Notice: the video is using the same blocks but they have been decorated slightly differently.) The inventor of this effect was the German Paul Corduan (17. Februar 1894 – 4. Januar 1961). His stage name was “Doc Corten”. First sold by the German dealer Heinz Jacobi under the name “Corduan-Verwandlungswürfel” (translation: Corduan Change Dice). Thomas …
4 out of 5 Another great close-up item from the German Magic Craftsman: Thomas Pohle. This is based on Hoffman’s Obedient Ball as featured in Professor Hoffman’s Modern Magic. Though this effect is of Japanese origin and is sometimes known as the Japanese Ball. The most popular version of this effect is Tenyo’s Cubio. Colin …
Another great close-up item from the German Magic Craftsman: Thomas Pohle. This is based on Hoffman’s Obedient Ball as featured in Professor Hoffman’s Modern Magic. Though this effect is of Japanese origin and is sometimes known as the Japanese Ball. The most popular version of this effect is Tenyo’s Cubio. Colin Rose created a very …
5 out of 5 The inventor of this effect was the German Paul Corduan (17. Februar 1894 – 4. Januar 1961). His stage name was “Doc Corten”. First sold by the German dealer Heinz Jacobi under the name “Corduan-Verwandlungswürfel” (translation: Corduan Change Dice). Thomas Pohle created his first version of this effect when working with …
In 1982 the amazing German Craftsman and Inventor, Thomas Pohle, began creating small batches of magic for the historic magic shop in Berlin: Conradi Horster. The owner at the time, Peter Uelsmann, sold small quantities of Thomas’ tricks and was keen to purchase more. So in 1984 Thomas started his own business. Eckhard Böttcher also …
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 …
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 …
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 be repeated to the …
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