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21467 (M6-2-4)
A spectator mentally selects a city from 10 cards and turns that
card over. The spectator is asked to find his city again on the back
side of the cards. The magician instantly knows the city! Perplexing
and lots of fun to perform.
20269 (R2-1-6)
A packet card trick. Magician identifies the selected card from
amongst cards of five popular grocery items. No force of any kind.
12325 (M6-11-4)
You are a Human Computer who can add faster than any calculator. You
can ALSO perform Clairvoyance, and predict totals before the numbers
are seen by anyone. Beautifully made, with engraved numbers on
anodised metal rods.
18615 (M3-3-4)
The spectator chooses any card mentally, chooses the
computer cards with it, and the magician knows the card!
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22126
Any named card is revealed - turned over - in the deck! Instructions
included. Bicycle Rider Poker Size. Blue backs. (Sterling version.)
22107 (M3-5-1)
A novel and off-beat revelation of a selected card by Ian Adair, for
use with any card deck, requiring no special sleights.
22102 (F1-2-1)
The Penn & Teller Fool Everyone Magic Kit is a great item for
beginners ages 8 and up!
22082 (R8-1-6)
The two face up cards are the ones thought of by the spectator and
surprisingly the two cards also have opposite back colors. Finally
when the remaining cards are turned up...they are all BLANK!
22096 (M2-14-3)
With this wonderful wallet you can produce, vanish or switch
different flat objects in a natural way and in front of the
spectators' eyes.
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