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Item Details Related Items 
19352 (M3-18-3)
25 cards that allow you to make multiple mental predictions.
18184 (M7-7-1)
The prediction is right and the card has a different colored back
from the rest of the deck. A classic variation of the Invisible
Deck.
ROYAL DECKS BACK DESIGN, NOT BICYCLE
BK14472 (L1-3-3)
This is the second volume in Larry Becker's phenomenal series on
mentalism. 36 of his best routines.
9595 (R2-1-5)
The only card face up is the one chosen. Improved coating.
Recommended Items 
22298 (M1-1-3)
The magician taps their closed fist with a magic wand — a silk
appears. Another tap, another silk. One more wave, and a third silk
pops out from the end of the wand itself. Use your own silks.
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.
22281 (M5-6-4)
This mind-bending puzzle looks simple: a cross-shaped plastic case
with four tiny steel balls inside. The goal? Balance one ball on
each arm of the cross. Easy? Not even close. Yet you can solve it in
just seconds every time.
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.
22279 (M4-1-4)
The magician places a coin (token) onto a small, elegant pedestal
(20mm in size) and covers it with a cap. When the cap is lifted —
the coin has vanished! All done in plain view, with no sleight of
hand — and totally foolproof!
22277 (M3-6-3)
The magician displays a deck of cards and removes a single card,
showing it clearly on both sides. Then, with a borrowed or personal
chain, he performs the unthinkable—magically passing the chain
straight through the center of the card!
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