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Item Details Related Items 
21440 (R2-1-4)
The spectator chooses a card, then puts it back in the deck. The
magician immediately knows it! Blue backs.
11785 (M7-4-2)
52 cards are shown - with different backs. Magi makes a prediction
of two cards, as to value and color, with the extra bonus of the
card backs matching. Finally, all of the cards' faces are found to
be
identical, except for the selected cards.
13942 (M2-13-3)
The Performer always cuts to the Ace when cutting for high card
against the spectator. Then the Las Vegas Gold Rush hotel cards are
turned over and the Performer's name is now magically on the backs
of the cards, then the whole deck turns to Aces!
Recommended Items 
22295 (M4-1-2)
A trio of very visual routines by Chris Wardle...Psychic Poker Chip,
Time Traveling Chip, Vanishing and Appearing Chips, complete with
all the required Chips and Gimmicks in a handy drawstring Carry Bag,
with full instructions.
22289 (M5-9-2)
Imagine turning an apple into an orange, raw coffee beans into a cup
of coffee, or a few silk squares into a brilliant rainbow banner.
The Midas Pot — a clever and compact utility prop. Drop in one item
and pour out something completely different!
22288 (M3-3-4)
Two blank playing cards, two envelopes with cut-out windows.
The cards are placed one in each envelope so that the halves of both
the red and blue backs can be seen through the cut-out windows. Then
the surprises begin!
22284 (M8-18-1)
A single rose floats up and down behind a silk cloth, it moves
smoothly, rising and falling as if by magic. Then, with a simple
gesture, the rose splits into three roses!
22283 (M4-3-2)
15 ESP chips in a handy wallet with a booklet detailing what you
can do with them. Perform uncanny prediction and matching effects,
based on some very clever self-working principles. For close-up
workers with a mentalism preference.
22280 (M5-7-3)
A spectator places a die with 6 different colored spots on it into
an opaque box, with any freely selected color on top, covers it with
a lid and hands it to you behind your back. You immediately reveal
the color on top of the die.
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