Nice and unusual
One of Richard’s “inexpensive” items. Card chosen and another deck freely shown and returned to its case with a razor. Moments later cards come out cut into pieces, except one large one which is the selected card. Different and clever. Entertaining!
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A well made version of this Classic!
I’ve always liked this sucker effect where you expose the method and then recover! This particular version is the best quality I’ve seen – but what do expect from George down at Viking. There isn’t much else you can do in McAllen than make good magic!!!
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When the drinking just keeps on going!
This is bascially a lota vase in the shape of a champagne bottle, and why not! Works great and quite logical. Its a shame magic hands died on us.
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Gorgeous Props and Great Magic
This is a nice one from the Man in Micro Magic Alan Warner. You show the plaque, place it in the holder and have a snake chosen. You then remove the plaque and it has all of these symbols on there and you explain that this is your prediction – ha ha! Then you turn it over and it has the exact matching snake on there.
As usual a fine piece of a master craftsman!
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Ball and Vase Sweetness
This is a very fine ball and vase set from Viking Magic. There is a large one too, and they are both beautiful. Good job George!
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Is the Ladder Real or Memorex?
Of all the appearing something tricks, this is by far the most convincing. The ladder really does look real – you have to remind yourself not to climb up it!
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This has always intrigued me
The original Abbot’s version of Attaboy is still the best in my opinion. The cheap indian import looks ok until you try using it then you realize how much better this one is. Very convincing: you take cards from the bottom holder and place them in the top holder. Stop whenever the spectator says so, and in your hand is their card!
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Simple but very Convincing and Entertaining!
Lee Woodside has some nice ideas and this one is no exception. It is a straight forward prediction of a freely chosen playing card using an ungimmicked tape recorder, with a wonderful line of patter. Great entertainment potential. I like this one!
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Great Utility Device for Mentalists
Very useful box for the force of billets, notes, cards etc. Comes with a bunch of potential routines and really has some strong ones!
Beautifully made by Viking!
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Simple but still great Entertainment
The Head Chopper routine can be one of the most entertaining and exciting for an auidence. This small chopper I bought back in the ’70s has served me well, and is not as scary looking as my Deluxe Head Chopper so is more suited to a younger audience. Particularly if you say its a Lie Detector!
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