This effect was called Buried Treasure and invented and originally built by the ever creative genius Ed Massey c. 1957 and later built by Arturo (Glenn Babbs) and marketed by U.F. Grant and Abbott’s. Mel Babcock makes beautiful wooden magic and the use of exotic woods just add that additional touch to these boxes. Mel …
The Bengal Net was invented by the prolific inventor: U.F. Grant c. 1953. This is medium quality set from Sam Dalal and it works pretty smoothly. Certainly better than Howie performs it in the video 🙂 _EF The Bengal Net uses one of the most deceptive optical principles for the visual vanish of items ranging …
This effect was called Buried Treasure and invented and originally built by the ever creative genius Ed Massey c. 1957 and later built by Arturo (Glenn Babbs) and marketed by U.F. Grant and Abbott’s. Mel Babcock makes beautiful wooden magic and the use of exotic woods just add that additional touch to these boxes. Mel …
This is very similar to U.F. Grant’s Slate of Mind, with the envelopes replacing the need for a slate. _EF Five envelopes are shown and a prediction card is placed down on the table. The spectator chooses any one of the envelopes – a completely free choice. The cards in the other 4 envelopes are …
_EF His Manuscripts and Notes Edited by Carl W. Jones and Jean Hugard. Illustrations by Harlan Tarbell. This is one thick book! This is the original Greater Magic reprinted, with the addition of More Greater Magic. Greater Magic is over 1000 pages. More Greater Magic is over 300 pages of additional material and covers the …
_EF The Card to Wallet effect is one of the strongest possible close-up effects with cards. Properly performed, it is incomprehensible to spectators. Ungimmicked wallets are featured in one large chapter of the book. Other chapters are devoted to many of the fine gimmicked wallets available including Himber Wallet, Mullica Wallet and LePaul Wallet. Methods …
This effect was invented by E.J. Moore and marketed by him as Link-King Ropes c. 1951, it was later marketed by U.F. Grant and Tannen’s. These ropes from Germany’s Magic Hands are well made, but I’m not sure about the black tape every few inches, although it is in keeping with some of the other …
This is MAK’s version of the U.F. Grant version c. 1966 which itself was based upon Thayer’s Rice and Checker Effect c. 1926. _EF Eight large colorful checkers placed under a cover. A full size orange under a matching cover. Rice poured in a fancy canister. ALL THREE CHANGE — Rice changes to an orange …
U.F. Grant created the first version of the Flat Model Money Maker c. 1954, as opposed to one using rollers like this. But none of the Flat Model versions I have seen get close to the quality of this Harold Voit/Tony Lackner version. Not only is this thing very flat with no signs of bulky …
U.F. Grant created the first version of the Flat Model Money Maker c. 1954, as opposed to one using rollers like this. But none of the Flat Model versions I have seen get close to the quality of this Harold Voit/Tony Lackner version. Not only is this thing very flat with no signs of bulky …
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