A classic, made better than ever!
This paddle has always been a favorite of mine and now made in machined black metal it is more perfect than ever!
The basic effect is that the audience sees the toothpick jumping from hole to hole, but when the paddle is handed out for examination they can’t find even find any holes let alone a clue as to how the pick was jumping around!
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Maybe the best mechanical paddle?
This paddle is a bit like the old Wonder Signal with more changes, can be handed out for examination and is made of high quality machined metal.
You go from three yellows, to two yellows and a red, to red white and yellow, to red white and blue – at which point the paddle can be handed out. Nothing to take away, easy to do, and my favorite of the Porper Paddles!
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God Bless America and Joe Mogar!
What could be more apt these days than performing a high quality knife routine and ending up with the good old Stars and Stripes!
Thanks to Joe Mogar you can now do it with style too! As with all Joe’s knives they are perfectly balanced and feel so good in your hands.
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Who needs a Money Maker when you have this!
I’ve always liked the idea behind the Money Maker, Denver Mint, and all the money printing variations. But wouldn’t it be nice to sometimes print something different. This Preston Printer is large enough for silks, legal documents, predictions, and almost any small piece of paper or silk you can think of. It has 7 feet of roller space so you could easily do 2 or 3 changes.
It looks solid, more like a real printing press, rather than a toy. Well made and lots of potential for the performer!
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Still one of my all time Favorites!
I have been performing this effect for 30 years, and I still think it is one of my favorite effects. Done slowly and deliberately it is just amazing to the audience as the cards slowly but surely change from one card to the other.
To do it cleanly it certainly takes practice, but the sleights involved are very basic. A novel twist and I think a worthy enhancement to the basic Wild Card is ESPecially Wild.
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So you want to force something?
202 methods to help you pretty much force anything you want!
A classic.
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This is very strong indeed and easy to do!
This is a wonderfully strong and effective Poker Deal effect that is very easy to do, and each section of the routine leads to an even more imposible demonstration.
This is Bruce Bernstein at his best and I love it!
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Large Knife and Very Entertaining
This is a simple idea but dressed up to entertain. It bascially has an audience member pushing the huge hunting knife into the deck and cutting to their card. However, the routine is very funny and its very effective.
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Well you’ve got to love this little guy!
We all love the Khyber Kobra, but wouldn’t it be nice to have a one off such as the Khyber Chicken or now this new one that I recently acquired the Khyber Racoon. I’m not really a collector of one off Khyber Kobras, but now I have two of them!
I have to believe that there are some serious performance possiblities with a Raccoon and a Chicken. This little Raccoon of course works the same as the Khyber Kobra – since it is one, just with a different head. But the fun and byplay you can have with the raccoon seem to be much more than just with the snake.
I look forward to finding the time to routine this guy into my act at some point in the future
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Entertainment doesn’t have to be expensive!
This is a great little book that looks just like a kids book and the routine is sure to please both young and old. It really is quite amazing how the little Bunny gets so much right about the distribution of the cards. With each page leading to a stronger impact!
Great Magic, Great Entertainment, Great Value!
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