Review by Richard M. Mendez for Bone Handle Knives by Joe Mogar

Review by Richard M. Mendez for Bone Handle Knives by Joe Mogar
Review by Richard M. Mendez for Bone Handle Knives by Joe Mogar
5 out of 5

Joe Mogar Proclaimed King of Color Changing Knives!

These knives are absolutely beautiful and handle like a dream! They also function as regular pocket knives too. Very few knife sets on the market can rival the quality, precision and craftmanship of Mogar’s work. He’s also one of the nicest men I’ve met.

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Review by Richard M. Mendez for Chip and Coin Monte by Per Clausen

Review by Richard M. Mendez for Chip and Coin Monte by Per Clausen
Review by Richard M. Mendez for Chip and Coin Monte by Per Clausen
5 out of 5

Per Clausen means quality!

I am a very big advocate of his work because of the precision and high quality I’ve witnessed. This set is no exception by any means. This is an excellent monte effect which is self working and requires no sleight of hand. Per Clausen and Eddie Gibson produce the finest chip sets available. Close-up magic at its finest.

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Review by Sean Waters for Fechter – The Magic of Eddie Fechter by Jerry Mentzer

Review by Sean Waters for Fechter - The Magic of Eddie Fechter by Jerry Mentzer
Review by Sean Waters for Fechter – The Magic of Eddie Fechter by Jerry Mentzer
5 out of 5

Hidden Gem!!!!

If you haven’t heard anything about this book, it is a shame. The material is all practical, and commercial. The book really is a lot of fun to read and the effects are great to perform. Don’t be fooled by the cover, this book is full of entertaining stories, and routines from truly one of magic’s greats

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Review by Andy Martin for Locked Deck by Lu Brent, Gus Southall

Review by Andy Martin for Locked Deck by Lu Brent, Gus Southall
Review by Andy Martin for Locked Deck by Lu Brent, Gus Southall
5 out of 5

One of the most effective Card Tricks!

This effect from Zanadu has been around for years but it really is wonderful. Quite simply a card is chosen, the deck is padlocked, and even in the spectators hands, with no palming or funny moves whatsoever – the card dissappears from the locked deck only to appear in a wallet or card box or anywhere you fancy.

Very strong impact on the audience! The wallet does not come with the effect – use your own.

No sleight of hand is required either!

Highly Recommended!

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Review by Andy Martin for Perspex Prediction by Rob Bromley

Review by Andy Martin for Perspex Prediction by Rob Bromley
Review by Andy Martin for Perspex Prediction by Rob Bromley
5 out of 5

Wow! Easy, Cheap, And Very Convicing Prediction!

This is a very simple little outfit from Rob Bromley and it is amazingly clean. You show the perspex board with 6 cards attached. You can clearly see through the perspex. The spectator names any number – no force – and you turn over the card at that position. You can take the whole card out and freely show it. This card matches your prediction. You then turn around the board and the other cards are all different.

This is a great value and well made, and will fool the magician’s who know other methods such as Perfect Match and The Animals Came in Two by Two. No sleights or switches.

Of course there is always one issue with magic – it would have been nice if the elastic was not quite as tightly threaded to make it a little easier in placing the cards under them!

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Review by Anonymous for Lickity Split! by Martini

Review by Anonymous for Lickity Split! by Martini
Review by Anonymous for Lickity Split! by Martini
5 out of 5

Keeping a dying Art alive…

Gaft card magic has been around for many years and definitely has a place in Magic history. The problem is that sooner or later gaft cards wear out and have to be replaced. With the aid of this valuable book these cards can be duplicated for pennies! The book covers everything, tools and techniques, to manufacture double face, double back, split face, split back cards. There is a slight learning curve to the technique, but after one deck’s worth of splitting you have the technique down enough to create any gaff required. This is a wise investment to keep a dying art alive!

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